Complexion
Corrector Wheel — Six Tones
For colour correction before coverage. Six correcting tones in one wheel.
$32 USD
Currently unavailable.
The MethodChoose by job
Correct, cover, set — which job is yours?
A corrector changes tone before coverage. A concealer covers a targeted area. A pressed powder takes shine down and can finish coverage. Choose only the job that is present.
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Which object handles which job
Complexion
Translucent Pressed Powder
For taking shine down without adding tone. The portable final step.
$24 USD
Currently unavailable.
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The distinction, in full
The order is functional, not compulsory. Begin at the job that is actually present.
Correct
Corrector Wheel — Six Tones and Corrector Wheel — Deep serve the stage before coverage. They are separate tone ranges, not one universal wheel.
Cover
Concealing Cream and the Concealer Stick both provide targeted coverage in different formats. The Small Detail Brush places cream where a fingertip is too broad; the Large Blurrer Brush takes the edge off concealer.
Set
Translucent Pressed Powder is the compact that adds no tone. The Tapered Powder Brush sets powder across a larger area while keeping a precise tip.
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The letter
The house writes.
Rarely, and only when something changed.
A letter when an object joins the catalogue, when one leaves it, or when a price moves — and nothing in between.
support@maisonregarde.com reaches the desk that reads it.
