Gatzmen Blemish Cover Stick Review

 

 

Introduction

 

Covers your skin with a high sticking, soft touching feeling. Not an easily removable type with oil or sweat. Endures oil and sweat. Controls skin troubles and covers all blemishes. Seeks clearness and perfection.

 

 

 

Cover for blemishes + Alleviation of skin trouble!

How to Use

1. Twist the bottom and bring up the stick.

2. Put slightly on troubled, blemish, or areas that need to be brightened.

3. Spread softly with your fingers

 

Tutorial :

 

 

 

To see my own tutorial for the Gatzmen products, refer : here

 

 

Packaging

 

 

 

This concealer – or blemish cover stick – to make it sound ‘manlier’ comes in like a lip-stick style packaging. The design and colour used gives it a manlier appearance. It contains about 4.5g of concealer. Simple nice elegant manly packaging that might look like a lip balm. The concealer stick is pointed at the end to ease application on the areas such as your nasolabial folds. It is also convenient to carry around as it is tiny!

 

 

Shade & Texture

 

 

 

As you can see from above, the shade has a yellow undertone, and quite a heavy one which is more suited towards Asian skin! The yellowness also helps combat another men’s problem – acne! Yellowness covers the redness of acne effectively.

 

Texture wise – I do wish that it would be a little more creamier so it would be easier to blend in. However, considering that this was made for the average men skin which is more on the oily side – the texture would be just right. The concealer will leave a matte powdery feeling. I found it a bit too drying for me, but there’s always a way to work with it :

 

 

 

There are two ways to do this : either apply the concealer and cream separately then blend it together, or apply the cream first on that area you want to use the concealer on and while it’s still wet, use the concealer to dab on the cream area! Problem solved!

 

 

 

Coverage

 

Taken under different lighting to give you the best possible picture of it’s shade.

 

 

 

 

Coverage is so-so but buildable but i guess it was probably made this way because to avoid it looking cakey and fake on men!

 

 

Adherence

 

 

Leather was used because it ressembles human skin the most. The adherence is kind of excellent. Even after two hours, the tape hardly did anything ! I tried also putting water on it ( just to emulate humans when they sweat ) to check how it reacts with water. Again, hardly anything ! The adherence is really strong!

 

Next up,  i sprayed water on it and wiped vigorously with a tissue.

 

 

I still wasn’t able to wipe it off completely! Only when i used cleansing oil, was i able to wipe it off completely!

 

 

Ingredient List

 

 

Conclusion

 

This is a typical concealer/blemish cover – whatever you want to call it – but what makes it unique is that there aren’t many men cosmetic brands that offers a men-cealer. It lasts for a really long time as there is a good 4.5g of the concealer– and can be used to cover all your skin flaws : pimples, nasolabial fold, scars, etc. It has excellent adherence, and gives a matte finish to your skin.

 

From our Gatzmen tutorial : here

 

 

The only complains i have for this product is that I wish it was a little creamier – and probably a lighter colour, but this is really just personal reference. If you’re really particular about your cosmetics being labelled ‘For Men’ – and then this is definitely for you as you can use this confidently in front of the public. If you like your men-cealer to be a little creamier, there is also the Whan Men’s Cloaking Concealer which i very much loved and preferred over this. But if you don’t give a flying fish on what others will think of you using a concealer – there are better options out there like the Rojukiss Enca AC Control Total Concealer, or the Whan Men’s Cloaking Concealer ( which happens to be a men-cealer ).

 

 

To read other reviews of this product, take a look here. The Gatzmen Blemish Cover Stick can be purchased on Wishtrend for $15.99