Clinicians'
Choice
283 clinicians share this on
FrontrowMD
without compensation.
rontrowMD is an independent, third-party platform on a mission to make it easier to discover health products you can trust. Here’s how: first, we make it easy for clinicians to share discounts on their own selection of health products to help their patients. We often hear that our clinician partners are worried about patients spending their hard-earned money on products that may not be best for them. Then, we digitally track which products our clinicians include on their patient discount pages and display that data to you, verifying that medical experts are choosing to share this product and making it easier to discover the right product for you.
Clinicians sharing this product include doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician associates. At present, 283 clinicians are including this product on their personalised patient discount pages, from hundreds of available product options. Group practices often request to collaborate on one page rather than setting up separate free pages. This makes it easier for patients at a medical practice to shop through a single page. Below, you can see the names of clinicians or practices sharing this product, including how many clinicians have chosen to collaborate at each practice, helping to show the total number of clinicians sharing this product.
“Clinicians can choose to add or remove any health product, either individually or often in bulk, from their patient discount pages whenever they wish. Therefore, FrontrowMD defines a product as being “shared” or a “Clinicians’ Choice” when that specific product is included on a clinician’s personalised page and the clinician has indicated on their “Getting Started” form that they intend to make their page available to patients (for example, by leaving out “Savings Cards” with QR codes that link to the page). This applies regardless of how many products they keep or remove, how thoroughly they review each product, or how many patients choose to visit these pages. This is different from a clinician recommending or “prescribing” a product to an individual patient. Clinicians are often less comfortable doing this because of liability concerns. Instead, clinicians may appreciate being able to choose to share a product on their page that is broadly available to all patients.
No — clinicians are never compensated. This is a free platform for clinicians and patients. These clinicians include products on their personalised discount pages, which you can preview below, to benefit their patients. Clinicians who shared this product For the complete list, click here. The numbers below indicate how many clinicians collaborate to share products on a single page at a medical practice.
Amara Colour Correcting Undereye Cream Four Shades Waterproof Long Wear Clay Corrector for Every Skin Tone
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Amara is a corrector, not a concealer, and the difference matters. Concealer covers by adding opacity, which is why piling more of it under the eye eventually looks grey and cakey rather than clean. A corrector works by colour theory instead: warm tones sit opposite blue and purple on the colour wheel, so a thin layer neutralises those undertones optically before any concealer touches the area. Less product, better result.
It comes in four shades because one shade cannot serve every skin tone. The undertone you are cancelling gets deeper as skin gets deeper, so the corrector has to get warmer to match it. Light to medium skin needs peach. Medium to tan skin needs a deeper peach. Deep skin needs orange, and the deepest skin tones need red. Using a shade that is too light for you is what causes the ashy, grey cast people blame on concealer.
The base is a clay cream rather than a liquid. It stays where you place it instead of migrating into the fine lines under the eye, which is the usual failure of thin liquid correctors by mid afternoon. It blends with a fingertip or a damp sponge and sets to a soft, flexible finish rather than a hard film, so it moves when your face moves. The formula is waterproof and holds through humidity, watering eyes and a workout.
- Type: colour corrector, used under concealer rather than instead of it
- Shades: light-medium peach, medium-tan peach, orange, red
- Shade guide: peach for light to medium, deeper peach for medium to tan, orange for deep, red for deepest
- Base: clay cream, stays in place rather than settling into lines
- Finish: soft flexible set, not a hard film
- Wear: waterproof and long wearing
- Application: fingertip or damp sponge
- Also works on: redness around the nose, and covering small blemish shadows
- Setting powder: optional, extends wear on oily skin