Run, Don’t Walk: This Typology Concealer with a 9,000-Person Waitlist Is *Finally* Back in Stock

Naturally, we had to give it a try. According to Commerce Director Nicole Briese, who tried the shade 2 on her super fair skin with pink undertones, this stuff is more than lightweight—it looks almost just like your own skin. "This is the only makeup I've liked enough to alternate with my regularCharlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin foundation($49), and sometimes, it even trumps it," she says. "It's light—incredibly light—and when it's fully blended in, you can barely tell a difference between your skin and where you put it on (which is kind of the point). Normally, I like something with heavier coverage, as lighter formulas don't tend to do much for my red spots ordark circles, but this offers a great balance, so I don't have any complaints there. It also doesn't pill on my uber-dry skin—something I see a lot with lighter 'hydrating" formulas,'" she continues.

Unfortunately, the concealer is only available in six shades, but the brand claims that it uses theFitzpatrick phototype scaleto take your skin's reaction to sun exposure into account and best match the undertones in your face. (Use the site'scolor match toolto best decide which hue one is best for you.)

If makeup that doubles as skincare sounds up your alley to keep your skin nourished and looking gorg, we highly recommend checking out the Typology tinted concealer while your shade is in still in stock—trust us, it won't be for long.