Lakme Vitamin C Superglow Concealer (24 Beige, 5.4ml) Listed at ₹148 on Amazon India

Quick facts

Product overview

This is Lakme's Vitamin C Superglow concealer, a liquid concealer sold in a 5.4ml applicator tube and positioned as a makeup-plus-skincare hybrid — coverage for under-eye shadows and blemishes, with vitamin C in the formula as the skincare hook. Shade 24 Beige sits in the light-to-medium range that suits a large share of Indian skin tones, which is also why it tends to be the first shade to go out of stock.

The advertised offer is a single-unit price of ₹148 against a claimed 51% discount. A price extraction attempt on the Amazon India listing returned figures that did not form a coherent MRP-and-deal pair, so nothing on the merchant side independently confirms either the ₹148 or the 51% figure at the time of writing.

Why consider it

At under ₹150 a concealer is close to impulse-purchase territory, and Lakme is a mainstream drugstore brand with wide availability and predictable quality control. If the listed price holds, it is a low-risk way to try a shade before committing to a full-size premium concealer, or to keep a spare in a bag or desk drawer. The 5.4ml size is standard for the category rather than a miniature, so the per-use cost is reasonable.

The other practical argument is shade matching. Buying a light-medium beige at ₹148 costs little if the tone is slightly off, whereas the same experiment at ₹800 stings.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

Buyers who already use drugstore concealers and know they sit in the light-to-medium beige range will get the most from this. It also suits anyone wanting a cheap second tube for travel or touch-ups. Skip it if you need heavy pigment for strong pigmentation or scarring, if you are unsure of your shade, or if you are not willing to check the live page yourself — because the price here is advertised rather than verified.

Final verdict

If the ₹148 is live when you open the listing, it is a straightforwardly good price for a full-size Lakme concealer and an easy yes for the right shade. But the merchant page did not confirm the number, so treat this as a documented lead: open the destination, read the current price, shade and seller, and only then decide. Worth a look, not worth assuming.