corrector

American  

[ker-ekt-er] / kərˈɛkt ər /

noun

plural

correctors

1. a person or thing that corrects issues or concerns.

2. a cosmetic product designed to obscure or reduce color differences in the skin.

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Example Sentences

There are lots of posture corrector straps, back braces and chairs that promise to change your life but "you just need to be moving around in the day".

From BBC

While some products, like Clinique’s Radical Dark Spot Corrector limit their claims to fading post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, other products, such as Murad InvisiScar, are marketed with claims about how they reduce the appearance of post-acne scars.

From Slate

As part of its research, the agency says it bought two of the offending products on Amazon: the “Deisana Skin Tag Remover, Mole Remover and Repair Gel Set” and the “Skincell Mole Skin Tag Corrector Serum.”

From The Verge

Art Collector x Censor = Art Corrector — see the results of that contest at wapo.st/invite1404 .

From Washington Post

Finally, to produce Trikafta, the Vertex team added a second corrector, elexacaftor, to the two drugs that made up Symdeko.

From Nature