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Dior debuts the Backstage Face & Body Flash Perfector Concealer


DIOR Beauty has launched its new Backstage Face and Body Perfector Concealer, created by Peter Philips, the creative and image director of Dior Beauty. The concealer is a practical yet beautiful multi-purpose corrector.

Philips created this concealer after realising his need for efficient make-up products backstage at shows which are known to be fast-paced and hectic.Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

The essential concealer comes with a new precision brush applicator and not only gives perfect full coverage but also natural luminosity. With its concealing as well as highlighting abilities it has become an ideal addition to the Dior beauty routine.

“It’s a buildable  concealer  with  a  luminous  matte finish, made to conceal but also adaptable to highlight,” says Philips.

Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

With its ultra-sensorial texture composed of 22 per cent pigments, the concealer ensures that every imperfection, sport, dark circles, and red blemishes are hidden behind a natural finish and radiant sheen.

The Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer is long-wear, waterproof and available in 22 shades.

Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

Dior Beauty Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer

by Julie Heinisch

Dior’s Backstage Face and Body Flash Perfector Concealer is available from £23 at Dior

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