Christian Dior concealer

Is the Christian Dior Anti-Fatigue concealer that I've been reading about the same thing as their 'Anti-Cernes' hydrating concealer? I order the former at Strawberry.net and was not happy at all with the results. Now I'm thinking it wasn't the concealer I thought I was ordering. Or is Anti-Cernes the name they use for it in Europe?

Thanks,

They do have two concealers: one in a tube and the other with a wand applicator. The wand applicator one is the Anti-Fatigue. I forget the name of the other one.

I was thinking of buying this due to all the raves from this group. What didn't you like about it?

Even though you didn't ask me, I bought it after seeing the raves here, and though I like the brush and application, I'm not enthusiastic at all about the color I got (100, the lightest).

Now if it had been pink like the L'Oreal Airwear and Revlon Skinlights, it would be at the top of my list.

It's very thick and hard to work with. And even though it says 'hydrating', it flaked and sunk right into any fine lines. It's about the worst concealer I've ever used. It made me look ten years older!

Thanks! Maybe I'll be luckier with the color.

Jeanne, the new Sephora opens in January 2003 according to what I saw today at the FS mall.

Smilies from me.

Oops. I surely don't need to add years to my face. I was so hoping this product would be (as far as texture) somewhere between Touche Eclat (which I love for touch ups) and the usual thick, spackle-like concealers (Bobbie Brown) that are just too heavy for my under eye area. Thanks for the heads up!

Hey! Smilies back atcha! WE are going to do serious damage at that store.

yes, i have this concealer, and it is labelled both 'anti-fatigue' and 'anti-cernes.' it is a short tube (about the size of bobbi brown lipgloss) with a thin brush applicator. it is a nice concealer, but as i posted earlier, i much prefer chanel quickcover. QC dries down to a velvety finish, as opposed to a creamy finish for the CD. FYI, i am a MAC C15, and i have the CD in 200, and the QC in Candlelight.

There must be some mistake here. I would never describe it as 'thick,' and it certainly didn't sink into any of my fine lines. Maybe the other poster got a bad batch and/or used too much, but I would definitely check it out at the department store if I were you.