👉 Dr. TROUB Blemish Spot Concealer | My Honest Thoughts After Trying It for Daily Touch-Ups🌿

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 Finding a concealer that covers spots without irritating my skin has always been a bit of a challenge.

That’s why I decided to try the Dr. TROUB Blemish Spot Concealer from Sidmool — a Korean stick concealer that’s designed for sensitive, blemish-prone skin.

I’ve been testing it for a few days now, and here’s what I think.






What caught my attention?

The first thing that stood out to me is that this concealer contains 10% zinc oxide, which is known for its calming effect on irritated skin.
Since I occasionally deal with small spots and redness, I was curious to see how this would perform.

 

Testing It Out

I decided to first try it on a small mole I have on my hand.
It’s always a good way to test coverage and texture before using it on the face.



The stick glides on easily, and the texture is lightweight — not too creamy, but not dry either.

It blended well and softened the appearance of the spot without looking obvious or cakey.

I also tested it on some light redness around my nose, and it worked nicely for that too.

What I Liked ✅

  • Gentle on my skin — no irritation at all

  • Covers small spots and redness with a natural finish

  • Convenient stick format (I’ve already tossed it into my everyday makeup pouch)

  • Doesn’t feel heavy — perfect for days when I want minimal makeup

What Could Be Better ❌

  • It’s not full coverage — for darker spots or strong pigmentation, you’d need a bit more layering or a stronger concealer

  • If your skin is very dry, it helps to prep with moisturizer first

Final Thoughts

If you want a quick and easy concealer for everyday touch-ups, and you’re dealing with sensitive skin like I am, I think Dr. TROUB Blemish Spot Concealer is a great option.

It’s not a full-on heavy-duty concealer, but for daily natural makeup, it does the job well.
Plus, the calming ingredients are a bonus if your skin tends to get irritated easily.

Would I repurchase? Yes — it’s affordable, portable, and skin-friendly.
That’s a win in my book. 🙌

Where to Buy?

I got mine from the Sidmool Official Store. The original price is KRW 12,800, but it was on sale for KRW 8,600 (~USD 6.30) when I purchased it. Pretty reasonable for a product like this!   

Tip: I think this would work especially well for teens or anyone starting with K-beauty — super simple to use and gentle on the skin.

Summary

A great Korean stick concealer if you want:
✅ Natural-looking coverage
✅ No irritation
✅ Easy to carry for quick touch-ups


K-Beauty, Korean concealer, Dr. TROUB Blemish Spot Concealer, blemish concealer, Korean makeup, K-Beauty review, Korean beauty products, sensitive skin makeup


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