Dragun Beauty DragunFire Green Color Corrector - Neutralizes Redness, Vegan & Cruelty Free - 4ML

Great for Rosacea!!!
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Overall, I like the formula of the corrector as long as I use a very thin layer, then it looks smooth. If I use any more than a thin layer, then it looks dry and cakey. So, you have to find that perfect amount. It blends out easily. I love it doesn’t need to be set before applying concealer. It sets on its own and doesn’t move all day! If it was a lighter minty green, I’d definitely purchase it when I ran out. But, because it isn’t, it’s not something I’ll purchase once I run out (I show a photo comparing the lighter minty green color I prefer to this green color corrector). But, if you like a regular green color corrector, this would be great for you.I chose to get the green color corrector. I get hormonal acne and have redness on different areas of my face, so a green color corrector comes in handy. I have darkness under my eyes and always heard that for dark under eyes you use a peach/orange/red color corrector. I had tried Dragun Beauty “Orange” color corrector when I got it in a beauty subscription box (it’s called “Orange,” but to me seems more like a dark burnt orange color). At the time, Nikita Dragun was saying it was a universal color and would work for everyone🤨 I knew there couldn’t be anyway that color would work on my fair skin! But, then there were other “influencers” that were fair skinned like me using it and raving about how well it worked. 🤔So....I tried it on my under eyes, and SURPRISE....It didn’t work on my fair skin. I ended up having to use a out triple the amount of concealer I normally use JUST to cover up the dark orange corrector! So, needless to say, I no longer trust any of those “influencers” who raved about using that on their fair skin 😒With my fair skin, I tried peach and lighter orange color correctors. None of them seemed to work to help conceal my darker under eyes. Then, I looked really carefully at my under eyes and noticed that a lot of the darkness wasn’t purple/blue/black tones. They were red - dark red, bright red, and kind of brownish red. So, then I thought maybe that’s why the peach and orange correctors weren’t working. Peach and orange color correctors are used to cancel out blue and purple kind of tones. Green color correctors are used to cancel out red tones. So, I tried green correctors. They definitely worked way better than the peach and orange ones worked, but sometimes I still ended up using more concealer than I wanted to to cover the green tone. Finally, I tried a green corrector that was more of a minty green, than a straight green color. It worked great! When I saw the Dragun Beauty green corrector, it seemed like more of a mint color, so I decided to try it.It does look like it would be the minty green I want, but when I swatch it, it’s definitely a darker green than I want (I show a photo comparing a swatch of the light minty green color I prefer next to this green corrector). For my fair skin, it’s just too pigmented and takes too much concealer to cover the green tone. Even if I use a TINY amount, it is still too pigmented. I do like the formula. It blends easily and doesn’t look dry or cakey...as long as you use a THIN layer, otherwise it will look dry and cakey! To make it work for me, I do a TINY dot of this green corrector in the inner most corner of my eye where the redness is the worst, then I do a tiny dot of white concealer, and the two together ends up being perfect. It gives me the lighter minty green color I want, but still gives me full cancellation of my redness without looking dry or cakey. It also sets itself, so I don’t need to apply any powder to make sure it doesn’t move when I apply concealer, so that’s great! And, I only need a small amount of concealer after. It isn’t my favorite green corrector I’ve tried just because the color isn’t light enough for my liking, but I’m glad I found a way to make it work for me so it won’t go to waste. Like I said, the formula is nice. If it was a lighter minty green, it would be something I’d purchase once I run out. But, because it isn’t the kind of lighter green I want, it’s not something I’ll purchase when I run out. But, if you like a regular color green corrector, this one will work great. I show a photo of a small dot of this color corrector blended out using my finger, and next to that I used the applicator to apply the corrector so you could see the color.I think the formula of the corrector is nice, as long as I use a thin layer. It blends out easily. I love that it sets itself, so I don’t need to set it with powder, and it stays in place all day once it sets! If it was a lighter minty green, I’d definitely purchase it when I ran out. But, because it isn’t, it’s not something I’ll purchase once I run out (I show a photo comparing the lighter minty green color I prefer to this green color corrector). But, if you like a regular green color corrector, this would be great for you.
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I expected this to be like the cheap drugstore color correctors I have tried through my makeup career, but it's not. This is everything I wanted the other stuff to be: a smooth texture that dries down matte, pigmented, long-lasting, and a generous amount of product in the tube! A little goes a long way, so it's even better.Working with unusual colors on the face takes a little practice to nail the right techniques for your skin, but practice pays off. I definitely recommend this one!
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I don't think I can go with out a corrector now! I find this one to be very full-coverage. Like with others I've used, I find it best to do somewhat smaller sections at a time, as it dries/sets quickly (and making sure skin is moisturized and primed well first). I only use to applicator stick to dab a tiny amount onto the section I'm working on and then use my own brush to finish applying it. I find that if I'm wearing full-coverage concealer and a true full-coverage foundation, I don't notice it showing through. It definitely does with my foundations that are not full-coverage, so for that I have to use veerrryyy little and mix it (not directly on the face), with a moisturizer (I use a lightweight, fully-absorbent one) and try to get a very light layer over the skin. Either way I go, and even though it sets quickly, I give it a little time before applying the rest of my makeup- and when applying the makeup I pat it onto the skin, so as not to interfere with the corrector underneath. It does a great job at concealing redness...I have redness on more of my face than not- especially on my cheeks and nose. I appreciate that it helps a lot with keeping that controlled!
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This green color corrector is similar to other products I've used in that it's very concentrated. It did a good job of covering spider veins on my cheeks when used under my normal concealer and worked well under EL Double Wear [full coverage] foundation without leaving a green tint peeking through.Here's how I used it: moisturizer, primer 1st; then put a small amount on the back of my hand, dabbed my finger [worked better using my finger vs brush/sponge] into the color and tapped/pressed it lightly over the veins; waited 30-60 secs, then applied my normal concealer on top waited 30-60 secs; added tiny bit of translucent setting powder then applied foundation. I think, using a very light application and allowing it to set prior to applying anything else was the key to avoiding the dreaded alien from Mars look.The corrector stayed put and wasn't drying to my skin. IMO, this corrector will work as long as you use a medium/full coverage foundation. But, I think it will definitely show thru if used with BB/CC creams or light coverage foundations as it is too concentrated.Thanks for reading this review and I hope it is helpful
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