I have very pale skin - as in Mac NC15-but-wishing-there-was-NC10 pale. This means that every little blemish or discolouration is very visible and the skin under the eye is almost translucent. Most of these concealers can be used under the eyes although success vary from one to the next.. :)
Collection (nee Collection 2000) Lasting Perfection in Fair (£4.19)
This one hardly requires an introduction. Great coverage, sometimes it can look slightly dry when used under the eye so eye cream or serum beforehand is recommended. Nonetheless, this is a brilliant option. It can be used on blemishes and under the eyes.
Garnier Roll-On in Very Fair (£10.49)
I only gave it a go because Ruth from AModelRecommends really liked it and featured it in her videos few times. But this really is a great concealer; the coverage is medium and it has a very nice satin finish. It's really good for under the eyes because it doesn't crease.
Soap&Glory Kick Ass in Light (£10)
I was very disappointed with this one. The coverage seems good and the powder that comes with it is quite fine. But the consistency isn't great and the concealer doesn't blend very well. Every so often I give it another try, but I just don't seem to find a way to make it work.
The Balm Time Balm in Lighter than Light (£12)
Despite its name this most certainly isn't a very fair concealer. It's ok but I do wish it was a little lighter. The coverage is good and it blends well but the lasting power isn't the best.
Mac Studio Finish in NW15 (£14.50)
One of my favourite concealers. The coverage is very good and the shade selection impressive. If used under the eyes it does require setting with powder. It's also great for covering blemishes or discoloured areas.
Mac Pro Longwear Concealer in NC15 (£14.50)
This one is very long lasting, with good coverage. Again, it can be a little dry but overall I do love it.
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