Lisa Eldridge

Shade 5.5 (Pinpoint® Concealer Micro Correcting Pencil)

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$18 $36 In stock

Category: Pinpoint Concealer Micro Correcting Pencil

Micro-dose your makeup with Pinpoint® Concealer Pencil. With an intensely pigmented 1.5mm tip, this unique cover-up puts Lisa’s signature Pinpoint® Concealing technique at your fingertips.

Lift shadows, camouflage blemishes and redness. The creamy-gel formula glides on and blends down to a soft-focus, second-skin finish that lasts.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

  • High-precision micro-camouflage for skin that looks like skin.

  • Intense pigment with a natural-looking, matte finish.

  • Creamy-gel concealer pencil that glides on with ease.

  • Twist-up mechanism for quick, clean application, even on the go.

  • All-day, waterproof wear.

WHY LISA CREATED IT

“Since the beginning of my career, my Pinpoint® Concealing technique has been my secret weapon to creating beautiful skin that looks as natural as possible. My personal complexion philosophy involves resisting the urge to apply a thick layer of blanket coverage to the skin, even if there are large blemishes or areas you want to cover. Pinpoint® Concealing is all about precisely concealing only the areas you feel are necessary to camouflage, moving focus to the skin in between your problem areas.”

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 14 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The 1.5mm tip is a game changer for my acne scars—I can hit each tiny spot without covering the surrounding skin. It layers nicely and actually stays put through my workday without creasing.

Emma T. ★★★★★

I've been using this to spot-conceal dark circles and tiny blemishes, and the 1.5mm tip lets me place the product exactly where I need it without smearing the surrounding area. The pigmentation is strong enough that one pass actually covers, which is rare for a pencil this fine. Takes a bit of pract

Victoria S. ★★★★★

That 1.5mm tip is no joke—it gets into the tiniest corners of my under-eye area without smearing everything else. The pigmentation is intense enough that one tiny dot actually covers a shadow, and the pencil shape makes precise placement stupidly easy.