The MethodChoose by job
Correct, cover, set — the house has cover
Three jobs are named on this page, and the house keeps one object for each: Corrector Wheel — Six Tones to correct, Correcting Concealer to cover, Translucent Pressed Powder to set. Each card below says whether that object can be ordered right now.
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Which object handles which job
Complexion
Correcting Concealer
For covering one particular thing, or lifting the whole face a little. Buildable, heavily pigmented, seven shades, 4 ml.
$40 USD
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The distinction, in full
Begin at the job that is actually in front of you. The cards above say which of the three can be ordered today.
Cover
Correcting Concealer holds more pigment than 4 ml suggests, so the honest instruction is to start with less than you think and add from there — putting it back is easy, taking it off again is not. It is made to be worked into foundation rather than laid over the top of it, and hyaluronic acid in the formula makes it suitable for the thin skin around the eye.
Which shade
05 Light Cool, 10 Light Warm, 15 Medium Cool, 20 Medium Warm, 25 Medium Neutral, 30 Tan Neutral, 35 Deep Neutral. Seven names, printed as the house has them. Nothing here will read a photograph and pick for you, and the deeper ones will contour quietly if that is what you want out of them.
Correct and set
Corrector Wheel — Six Tones stands at the first job and Translucent Pressed Powder at the last. Their cards above show whether either can be ordered; this page does not describe them further.
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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.
