Concealer, Corrector, Highlighter — All in One
Description
MAC Studio Waterweight Concealer SPF 25 is a lightweight, multi-tasking concealer that does much more than cover. Powered by a 4-in-1 formula, it simultaneously corrects colour, conceals imperfections, highlights and brightens the skin — all with an effortless, water-like texture that feels virtually invisible on the skin.
In shade NW50 — a deep rich warm golden tone — it delivers buildable coverage with a soft natural finish, making it ideal for undereye circles, blemishes and redness on deep skin tones.
Key Benefits
✔ 4-in-1 formula: conceals, corrects colour, highlights and brightens
✔ Shade NW50 — deep rich, warm golden undertone for very deep skin tones
✔ Ultra-lightweight water-like texture — virtually undetectable on skin
✔ Buildable from sheer to medium coverage for a natural, skin-like finish
✔ SPF 25 for daily sun protection
How to use
Apply directly under the eyes or to any area needing coverage using the doe-foot applicator. Pat gently with fingertips or a concealer brush to blend seamlessly. Build coverage as desired. Set with a translucent powder for extended wear.
Product Details
Brand: MAC
Product: Studio Waterweight Concealer SPF 25
Shade: NW50
Shade description: Deep rich, warm golden undertone
Size: 9 ml
Product type: Liquid Concealer
Finish: Natural
Coverage: Sheer to medium, buildable
SPF: SPF 25
Skin type: All skin types
Ingredients
Please refer to the product packaging for the full ingredient list.
FAQ
What does NW50 mean in MAC's shade system?
NW stands for Neutral Warm — a shade with golden or yellow undertones. NW50 is a very deep shade for rich complexions with warm golden undertones, sitting between NW45 and NW55.
How does Waterweight differ from Studio Fix 24H Concealer?
Waterweight is significantly lighter with a natural, hydrating finish ideal for a skin-like look. Studio Fix 24H is heavier and more matte for full coverage on oily skin.
Can I use this under foundation?
Yes — apply before or after foundation depending on your preference for targeted or all-over coverage.
