Unless you were blessed with flawless skin, you probably have some areas that need concealing. Especially as we age, brown spots from sun exposure, acne scars & dark circles can become more visible. Instead of piling on the makeup (resulting in an unnatural look), try “correcting” the problem by using a colored concealer to balance your skin tone. I recently discovered a pink-tinted cream that I started using under my eyes & the results have been remarkable! So I thought I’d share with you a guide to trying this technique & some products to help even out typical skin discolorations:
Green – erases redness (use on breakouts, broken blood vessels & around the nose)
Pink – cancels out blue (try on dark undereye circles, if yours have a bluish tint)
Yellow – brightens dark areas (use on your eyelids, sun/age spots & undereye circles, if yours have a brown/grayish tint)
Lilac – eliminates yellow (try on the hollows of cheeks & forehead)
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Thanks for sharing!! I have noticed that my dark circles are getting worse as I get older. I will definitely look into these products.
Great info, I'm going to have to try some of these!
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My dark circles are definitely getting worse with age… need to take more action! Great post… it's incredible how colors you wouldn't expect can really make a difference.
So many useful tips, thanks for sharing 🙂
xx
Be Frassy
i have the makeup forever concealer kit that everyone was raving about. it has all of these colors but it was too pastey so i never really gave the other colors a chance. but now i think i'll give them another try!
xoxo, jenn
the stylish housewife
nice post 🙂
I've been meaning to try the Physicians Formula mineral correcting concealer
When I first read in a magazine that green cancelled out redness I laughed. I have one lovely color corrector in this color and I agree with all you have written here – finding a great corrector can make a lot of difference in terms of how you use make up, great post, I haven;t seen many about this topic really.
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