Under Eye Concealer and Corrector

Under eye concealers are crucial for masking dark circles, under eye bags, redness and fine lines. Some concealer formulas also contain hydrating ingredients to moisturize your skin while covering imperfections. Look for a liquid or cream formula that offers full coverage. Select a shade that matches your skin tone as closely as possible, in terms of both level (light to dark) and tone (warm, cool or neutral.) If your skin is normal or dry, opt for a moisturizing formula with a satin finish. If you have oily skin, choose a matte formula.

Applying under eye concealer brightens your eyes and helps you look refreshed. Follow these steps for applying under eye concealer:

1. Gently tap a hydrating eye cream onto your under eye area with your ring finger.

2. Apply foundation all over your face.

3. Dot a small amount of concealer in the inner corner of your eye and a thin line of concealer on the outer side of your eye.

4. Allow the concealer to absorb for a minute.

5. Blend the two areas together with either a concealer brush or your finger.

6. To set the under eye concealer, apply a setting powder one shade lighter than your natural skin tone.

When it comes to choosing an under eye concealer, it's best to choose a shade that is slightly lighter than your foundation. This will help to brighten up the under eye area and create a more youthful, refreshed appearance. It is also important to choose a shade that is only one or two shades lighter than your foundation to avoid a noticeable contrast between the two. Additionally, be sure to blend the concealer thoroughly to achieve a seamless and natural-looking finish.

When trying to minimize the appearance of dark circleso use a color correction to neutralize the discoloration. The color that best cancels out dark circles is orange or a peach color corrector. These colors are opposite to blue and green on the color wheel and are therefore able to counteract the bluish or greenish tint of dark circles.

To use color correction to cancel out dark circles, apply a small amount of peach or orange color corrector to the affected area before applying your usual foundation or concealer. Be sure to blend well to avoid any obvious lines or patches of color. With the right technique, color correction can be an effective way to conceal dark circles and achieve a flawless complexion.