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Concealer for nose that lasts all day ? Use Rimmel but it needs constant topping up/red veins

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RoseandVioletCreams · 19/08/2026 12:55

Hello can anyone recommend a good nose concealer that I can rely on at least to last a good few hours ? Rimmel stick is a good colour but needs constant topping up.

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Mycatmax · 22/08/2026 19:45

I use Benefit Porefessional with EL doublewear on top. Works really well for me.

RoseandVioletCreams · 22/08/2026 19:46

I did use to use double wear but found it to thick and switched to Dior one

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Fast800goingforit · 22/08/2026 19:54

RoseandVioletCreams · 22/08/2026 19:44

Really ?? How much did she charge ?
What kind of needles ?

Sounds like electrolysis. You can't just pluck them out with a needle!

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RoseandVioletCreams · 22/08/2026 19:56

But surely electorsis involves some pain and burning ?

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Pleaseandthankyou · 22/08/2026 20:02

It was an electrolysis needle. It only took one treatment and was less than £100. Check with your local beautician if they offer it. Our local one is very good and she had full training. I hadn’t realised it was possible until she said

RoseandVioletCreams · 22/08/2026 22:31

@Pleaseandthankyou wow that sounds so easy ! Did you get any marks from the treatment or look fine straight away ?

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Pleaseandthankyou · 22/08/2026 22:46

It was about 3 years ago so I’m trying to remember. I think it was a little sore while she was doing it. I have very sensitive skin and it was red afterwards for a few days. She did say they might come back but so far so good. Mine were on my cheek. If I have a slight tan now I am confident in going without makeup. Before I would have been covering them up. I must admit I was a bit hesitant at getting it done as I thought it was a very specialist thing that should be done by a doctor. I just saw your post and wondered if,like me, you had no idea it was possible to remove them.

JimBobsWife · 22/08/2026 22:58

It’s called diathermy, they use a fine needle which passes a current through the vein and it cauterises it. It’s uncomfortable but effective.

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