
“I keep it in my bag. The redness is gone in a minute.”
Helen R.
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A cream cover stick for the face. One end is the cream, the other end is a brush. It is meant to cover redness and still look like skin.
Face only. For legs, scars and veins use the Body Coverage Cream.
A cream cover with a built-in brush. No added fragrance. The full ingredient list is on the stick; read it before use and patch-test if your skin reacts easily.
¹ Saint Maxime customer survey, first 30 days. Results vary.
Free tracked shipping. Orders ship in 1–3 business days.
30 days to return either stick for a full refund.
What women say after a week
Most people have a side of the face they turn away from a window. This is for that.

“I keep it in my bag. The redness is gone in a minute.”
Helen R.

“I used too much the first time. A swipe and the brush. That is it.”
Amina R.

“It does not look like makeup if you stop when the pink is gone.”
Mei L.

“58 and I had given up on foundation. This is not foundation. It is the mark, then nothing.”
Joan P.

“One at the sink, one in the car. The two-stick price made that an easy decision.”
Christine W.

Why concealer keeps failing on redness
A concealer pot is made for a shadow, not a red patch, so it goes chalky over a broken capillary. Foundation covers the whole face to hide one cheek, and by lunch the jawline has gone orange. And most of it goes on with fingers, which leave an edge you can see from across the table.
This is a cream mixed to sit on redness in a thin film, in four shades matched to the skin beside the mark, with a brush on the other end so the edge disappears. Swipe. Brush. Stop when it looks like skin.
The brush is on the other end so you actually blend. Fingers leave edges.
Minute one to week one
What customers tell us, in the order it happens.
One swipe on the mark, blended past the edge. Stop when the pink is gone, not when the face looks painted.
A thin film, so nothing to cake. Off at night with your usual cleanser.
The first pass always looks pink for a second. Give it the brush, not more cream.
One stick at the sink, one in the bag.
Based on customer reports. Cover depends on how much you use; a swipe is enough.
Where it goes

Rosacea flush and broken capillaries

The mark that shows in every photo

Old blemish marks, redness that lingers

A minute in the car mirror, no sponge
Honest comparison
| Concealer pot | Full foundation | Cover Cream Stick | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Made for redness | ~ made for shadows | ✗ made for the whole face | ✓ yes |
| Looks like skin | ~ cakes on a mark | ~ oxidises by lunch | ✓ thin film, matched shade |
| Blending tool | ✗ fingers or a sponge | ✗ a brush you never pack | ✓ brush on the other end |
| Shade choice | ~ one that never quite matches | ~ twenty you cannot test | ✓ four, matched to the skin beside the mark |
| Fits in a pocket | ~ yes | ✗ no | ✓ yes, dual-ended |
| Try it at home | ~ counter policy | ~ counter policy | ✓ 30 days, full refund |
Four reasons you will not go back to the pot
Everything that made the last concealer end up in the drawer, taken out.
A cream mixed to sit on redness in a thin film. Use less than you think: one swipe per mark.

Four shades matched to the skin beside the mark, so the cover is the colour of you, not the colour of the bottle.

The brush is on the other end. Blend past the mark and the line you could see from across the table is gone.

Dual-ended, capped, in a pocket. A minute in the car mirror, no kit.

Proven on your skin
What customers told us after 30 days.

said the redness was covered in under a minute¹
said it still looked like skin, not makeup¹
said it lasted through a normal day¹
¹ Saint Maxime customer survey, first 30 days. Results vary.
11,600+ reviews
Verified buyers, in their own words.
Fifteen years of turning my head in photos. One swipe, the brush, done. Nobody can tell there is anything on.
Foundation always made the flush look worse by lunch. This just covers the cheeks and leaves the rest of my face alone.
Read the tin: one swipe, then the brush. Day two it looked like skin. Medium is my exact colour.
I have never been able to blend with fingers. The brush end does it in ten seconds and there is no edge.
One at home, one in the glovebox. Broken capillaries on my chin, covered at the traffic lights.
Most sticks stop at 'tan'. Deep matches me and does not go grey.
Questions
That is what it is for. Blend past the edge. If a deep mark still shows, add a second thin pass, not a pile.
Match the skin next to the redness, not the redness. If you are between two, take the deeper one and blend it out. Wrong shade? Send it back within 30 days.
If you use too much, yes. Swipe less, brush more. Stop when you cannot see the pink.
It stays through a normal day. Take it off at night with your usual cleanser; if a bit stays, use a balm first.
It is mixed for the face. For legs, veins and scars use the Body Coverage Cream.
Less than you think. One swipe per mark, then the brush.
No added fragrance. The full ingredient list is on the stick.
Buy 1, Get 1 Free is two sticks for the price of one; Buy 2, Get 2 Free is four for the price of two. Pick a shade for each stick in the buy box.

Two ways the photo goes
You can keep the concealer that cakes and the foundation that turns orange, and keep turning the window side of your face away. Or swipe once, brush once, and look like skin for 30 days on us.
$39 for two sticks$78Buy one, get one free while the current batch lasts. Tracked shipping.
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