Silk Naturals

I love the consistency of the creamy concelears and how it doesn't settle into my lines. But the medium color is way to light for me. Can we have a "tan" version of the concelear for us tan ladies

You've got my vote on this too.
I skipped the creamy concealers because I knew they'd be way too light for me. Sleep in a Jar (medium) doesn't work for me too.

I agree! med creamy i almost too light for me. It'd be nice to see more lippies for tan ladies too

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As a gauge, the only concealer that works well for me in terms of shade would be EDM's Intensive Tan concealer. HTH if SN plans on formulating darker concealers

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I've been pondering this one, and I agree that we do need something for deeper skin tones. What has worked for you in the past??? I'm wondering if a deeper peach would work, or if something more yellow or tan would work? Are you looking for a powder or a cream?

You can actually mix your own concealer too- essentially medium coverage foundation, plus pigments would do the trick. The peach concealers are all a special undereye pigment blend, but if anyone is feeling adventurous you can experiment away with the foundation powders. Everything in any of the foundation products is completely eye safe. That's the "I want it now" solution- longer term I'm more than happy to formulate something for you.

Thank you so much Karen for considering this!! I really don't mean to be a nag about it. I just really LOVED the formula of the creamy concelear and was bummed when the color didn't work for me. Powder usually settles in the lines around my eye and the creamy version didn't so a creamy version would be awesome

As far as color... I was thinking of something a bit deeper than the medium peach color or maybe a tan. I haven't found a powder concelear that works for me color wise.. either they are too orange and dark or too light and draw more attention to the dark circles. Would it help if I posted a picture of my under eye area?

I would like something tan and yellow and creamy. Peach doesn't quite work that well for me for some reason. Although if you do release it in powder form, I'd dampen my concealer brush while applying it to achieve a "creamy blend" application anyhow.