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    Beauty Spotlight: Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid

    Want picture perfect skin everyday? Your selfie game is about to get stronger...

    By Abbie Skliarsky
    Published 3 November 2016 In Features

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    Want picture perfect skin everyday? Your selfie game is about to get stronger...

    Welcome to our weekly beauty product review, where we put everything that lands on the beauty desk to the test. From skincare to make-up, body scrubs to accessories. Every product is put through a gruelling test to work out whether they’ll match up to your expectations and really pack a punch. Don’t know if a particular beauty product is for you? We’ve got you covered…

    The test subject: Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid, £17.50, Fabled.com

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    Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid makes for skin perfection and radiance. Use the variety of shades to correct imperfections and play up your best features, all without having to lug around a whole contour kit. Unlike a lot of cream-based color correctors, Urban Decay’s liquid formula is easy to use and always blends beautifully—whether you use a little or a lot. It has the same formula of the Urban Decay Naked Skin Concealer, £17.50, Fabled.com. Special pigment technology provides a smooth, even application every time. Plus, subtle pearlescent pigments in the unique formula diffuse light to perfect skin, while antioxidant-rich vitamin C and vitamin E condition and protect.

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    It’s won us over. The peach being our favourite for impressive pigment pay off and the ability to hide pesky dark circles and blue veins under our eyes. It works really well as a first step before using the Naked Skin Concealer. A powerful combo, we can’t be without. The handy packaging means they are great to pop in your bag for top ups or days when you need more coverage. Blendable with tools or your finger, they don’t look too harsh and they feel weightless. We see a noticeable difference when we layer this under our everyday concealer - acting as a booster. The good news is that whatever your skin bug, there’s one for you. All colours work to neutralize skin so you can add definition and coverage on top. These travel friendly wonders come in lavender, green, pink, yellow and peach. Wave goodbye to sallowness, lacklustre skin, dark spots, blemishes or broken blood vessels. We wouldn’t be surprised if you bought them all...

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