Dark under eyes

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Luca F.

Dec 1, 2015

Luca F.

My under eyes have been really dark recently and not even concealer will cover it up I really need recommendation on tips or creams or just anything that will make them go down thanks.

Christina T.

Dec 1, 2015

Christina T.

Try a color correcting concealer. I have pretty bad under eyes that are purple so I use a yellow concealer under it with a regular concealer over it. If yours are more blue looking then you'll probably have to use a salmon or peach color corrector.

Alanna S.

Dec 2, 2015

Alanna S.

Try using the maracuja eye cream from tarte.. You can wear it under makeup or before you go to sleep. The vitamin c will actually help brighten yours eyes in about a week or so

Sofia M.

Dec 2, 2015

Sofia M.

Try to put on a red lipstick under your eyes before your foundation

Sofia M.

Dec 2, 2015

Sofia M.

And your concealer

Fearless G.

Dec 3, 2015

Fearless G.

So I heard that if you want to 'cancel out' a color, then use a product that is the opposite color on the color wheel.
For example if you have a red spot, you'd want to use a green colored product.

Luca F.

Dec 3, 2015

Luca F.

These are really great tips thank you

Avery M.

Dec 3, 2015

Avery M.

@Luca, I love layering my Panda's Dream Dark Eye Corrector (it's Korean, so you can buy it at Urban Outfitters) over my concealer. I use E.L.F. cream concealer ($1!!) and I absolutely love it. :)

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