I recently was offered Durablends Cover Creme, Blurring Mousse and Leg and Body Makeup. Being already familiar with the products, I was happy to become acquainted with more. My Durablend story is personal. We have best friends, another couple, that visit us, or we visit them, at least once a year. We go on combined vacations together every three to five years. Wed spent a lot of time together before I learned that my friends face is almost completely covered in hemangiomas. It was a surprise to learn she had to apply makeup to look like shes not wearing makeup. Weve sat together many times since, just chatting while she goes through the process of what she calls putting on my face. Its interesting to watch and Ive asked lots of questions. She applies two liquid foundations and a powder foundation, followed by setting powder. Ive watched at least a dozen times and still find it dramatic. Its not a process that can be rushed if done right, but when it is, it can last an entire day with just a little touchup. I saw it for myself when New York weather caused our flight home to be cancelled. Twenty hours later and way behind schedule, wed collected luggage and were standing at passenger pickup in bright morning sunlight. She whispered and asked me to check if her makeup was still holding up. I was amazed to see no cracking or wear. The foundation was still working. Even the darkest portion of her biggest hemangioma remained completely invisible. She gave me my first Dermablend, a tube of Camo Concealer. Used with the setting powder, it erases the dark circles under my eyes that I get every allergy season. One application in the morning takes me through the entire day without even a touch up. Remembering that, I want to stress the importance of getting the right shade, and that some experimenting is (probably) going to be necessary. I was lucky. She nailed the right shade (light / sesame) for me perfectly the first time (I wouldve picked Natural and been wrong). If you're dealing with a large area, its pretty much a given that youll need more than one product in one shade. While you shouldnt expect to get it right the first time, you just might be able to come close. There are many tools on Dermablends website, plus online tutorials, there and on other sites, that look to be invaluable for making the leap if a push is needed. Dermablend isn't regular makeup. Its confidence in a bottle (or tube, jar, etc). I know the way it feels to use it and not think of the dark circles beneath my eyes when the occasional need arises. For others, that use it everyday just to feel comfortable enough to leave the house, it must feel transformative, as much inside as outside.