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Applying the Saint Maxime cover cream stick

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Regular price  $66 Sale price  $40
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  • Covers redness
  • Brush on the other end
  • Goes in a bag
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30-day money-back guarantee

Wear it at home for 30 days. If the shade or the cover is wrong, send it back.

What is it?

A cream 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.

How do I put it on?

Swipe a little where you see redness. Blend with the brush. Stop when you cannot see the mark, not when the face looks painted.

Will it come off during the day?

It stays through a normal day. Take it off with your usual cleanser at night.

How does the money-back guarantee work?

Wear it at home for 30 days. If the shade or the cover is wrong, send it back and we refund you.

What is it made of?

A cream cover with a built-in brush. Fragrance free enough for most faces. The full list is on the stick.

Shipping and returns

Tracked shipping. 30 days to send it back for a full refund.

Two sticks. Thirty days to decide.

  • Two sticks One for the bag. One at the sink.
  • 30-day trial Wrong shade? Send it back.
  • Four shades Light, Medium, Tan, Deep.
  • Looks like skin Not cake. Not a mask.

Why this exists

The redness you stopped trying to hide

Most people have a side of the face they turn away from a window. This is for that.

Concealer that cakes. Foundation that oxidizes.

Concealer that cakes. Foundation that oxidizes.

You end up with a patch, or with nothing that lasts past lunch. The brush is there so you stop using your fingers and hoping.

Swipe. Brush. Stop when it looks like skin.

Swipe. Brush. Stop when it looks like skin.

A little is enough. Blend out past the mark. Do not pile it on because the first pass still looks pink.

Choose a shade

The difference

Same face. Then the stick.

Redness, uneven tone, the mark next to the nose. The after should still look like skin.

Coverage

Before
Before
After
After

What you are buying

The cream, the brush, the shade

Three things that make it worth opening.

Cover cream

Cover cream

The stuff

A cream that sits on redness without turning into a mask. Use less than you think.

The brush

The brush

The blend

It is on the other end so you actually blend. Fingers leave edges.

Four shades

Four shades

The match

Light, Medium, Tan, Deep. Match the skin next to the redness.

What they say after a week

Light
I keep it in my bag. The redness is gone in a minute.
Helen using the cover cream stick

Helen R. Light

Medium
I used too much the first time. A swipe and the brush. That is it.
Cover cream stick and blending brush

Anna P. Medium

Deep
It does not look like makeup if you stop when the pink is gone.
Cover cream stick shade swatches

Priya S. Deep

Frequently asked questions

Will it cover redness?

That is what it is for. Blend past the edge. If a deep mark still shows, add a second thin pass, not a pile.

Which shade should I pick?

Match the skin next to the redness, not the redness. If you are between two, take the deeper one and blend it out.

Can I wear it all day?

Yes. Take it off at night with your usual cleanser.

Will it look cakey?

If you use too much, yes. Swipe less. Brush more.

Is it for the body too?

It is mixed for the face. For legs and scars use the body cream.

How much do I use?

Less than you think. One swipe per mark. Stop when you cannot see the pink.

How do I take it off?

Your usual cleanser. If a bit stays, use a balm first.

Cover cream stick, held to the face

Try it for 30 days. Then decide.

Four shades. Two sticks. If it looks like makeup, or the shade is off, send it back.

Choose a shade

30-day money-back guarantee. Tracked shipping.