However, I’ve been religiously using eye creams since the last time I’ve tried Shape Tape Concealer. I often deal with dryness under my eyes and concealer settling into my lines-Shape Tape dries down way too matte for my liking. Unpopular opinion: I am not a huge fan of Shape Tape concealer. I added some concealer to brighten up my under-eye area. I intentionally didn’t apply it under my eyes, but it somewhat concealed my dark circles. I blended my foundation with the Tarte Shaper Sponge, which was recommended to me for the best application. Contrary to popular belief, wearing a full-coverage foundation should not make you feel or look like you’re wearing a mask. Not only has Face Tape covered my annoying acne scars, but it also looks like skin. Here, I applied the Tarte Face Tape Foundation all over: I pray the foundation gods are working in my favor today. Here’s how I looked without any foundation:
SHAPE TAPE COLOR MATCH FULL
Tarte sent me the full shade range of Face Tape to help me find my perfect match and to test the formula for myself. I was genuinely happy to see that Tarte was looking to right all the wrongs of Face Tape down to the packaging, which comes out through a pump this time. In addition to that, the wand applicator was off-putting. From my experience, the wear of the foundation wasn’t great, and it settled into the pores. After speaking with the CEO of Tarte, Maureen Kelly, it was obvious that Tarte was looking to correct much more than that.īesides the obvious issues with the color range, the formula of the now-discontinued Shape Tape foundation was underwhelming for many consumers. People accused the brand of implying people of color have to ask to be included in shade ranges. Tarte launched the Face Tape foundation using the slogan, “you asked, so we listened,” and it was met with a lot of confusion. To be real, there was much more than wrong with the Tarte Shape Tape foundation than just the shade range.
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