Conceal (kuh n –
seel): to hide or remove from observation; cover from sight; keep secret.
We are well
aware of what a concealer can do for our unwelcome facial flaws. It’s no secret that we utilize makeup to
cover up unwanted blemishes from the public eye. There is a difference though between under
eye concealer and blemish concealer. Do NOT use one product for both
problems because they are not the same.
The trick to
getting the perfect concealer is based on color, not product. The redness
caused by a blemish is best concealed with a green or yellow-toned concealer.
Choose one that is the same color of your skin tone.
For those
persistent under eye circles that are a blue/brown hue, choose a pink-toned
concealer. For the region under your
eyes, the concealer should be several shades lighter than your skin color. This
highlights your eyes giving them a fresh, bright look.
Each problem
area has a different cause and a different regimen for proper coverage.
What comes
first, foundation or concealer? Always put foundation on first and then highlight
with the concealer. Using a makeup brush
will provide the best coverage for both foundation and concealer. Choosing the
right color to fit the problem will give you the best results.
Remember makeup not only conceals but also contours your face so choose wisely!
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