Concealer advice please help!
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Feb 24, 2013
Alex T.
Hi, my concealer always goes into the creases under my eye and makes them look worse. What can I do? Thank you xx
Feb 24, 2013
Jay M.
You can try a primer or if your using powder foundation try switching to liquid. Expensive tip? Use Touche Eclaud under your eyes before using foundation. Helps smooth and lightnen the area. One of my can't live withouts.
Feb 24, 2013
Jaka W.
As Jay said, a primer is a good idea. Do you set your concealer with a powder? If not, try a translucent powder, preferably one that's made especially for the under-eye area. :)