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Expert-Tested Concealers That Hide Blemishes and Dark Circles in One Swipe
This skin care-meets-makeup product is my holy grail.
Anyone with acne-prone or sensitive skin knows the struggle: you find a concealer that covers just right, only to discover it’s making your skin worse. Whether it’s new breakouts, clogged pores, or overall irritation, traditional full-coverage formulas can be a double-edged sword. However, thanks to non-comedogenic concealers, that vicious breakout cycle can finally come to an end—or at least a long pause.
Designed to provide coverage without suffocating your skin, these formulas are free of pore-clogging ingredients and often include skin-soothing benefits. “For anyone prone to breakouts or with sensitive skin, that’s huge,” says celebrity makeup artist Lisa Aharon. Even better, they allow your skin to breathe while still providing coverage where you need it. Investing in products with those skin-loving ingredients is “especially important when it comes to complexion products like concealer, since it sits right on the areas you might be trying to cover, such as blemishes or redness.”
The best part? Non-comedogenic concealers come in all different shapes and sizes. No-makeup-makeup lovers fawn over sheer, serum-like tints, while full glam girls can’t get enough of the high-coverage concealers packed with nourishing ingredients. No matter your makeup style, there’s an anti-clogging formula calling your name.
Fortunately, the non-comedogenic market is rapidly growing. Unfortunately, it’s become quite hard to choose which one is right for you. So, I tested the latest launches and cult-favorites, tapping renowned artists like Aharon, and read through countless customer reviews. Ahead, shop the 10 best non-comedogenic concealers for smooth, skin-loving coverage every time.

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