Under eye darkness & highlighting.

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Rose R.

Feb 9, 2015

Rose R.

I prefer the Almay concealer it's creamy and it's full coverage but it's not something you can wear everyday

Madison C.

Feb 9, 2015

Madison C.

What have you tried already?

Jack B.

Feb 9, 2015

Jack B.

Are your eye bags also sunken? Mine are so no matter how I conceal they still tend to be shadowy. If so, I suggest using a fan brush and a brightening powder or a brightening pen just along the line where the bag meets the cheek. That will lift that area and "erase" the line. I also suggest applying all your products and then asking a friend if they can see your bags - I always thought mine were totally visible all the time until a friend was like "what are you talking about? I literally can't see anything" - sometimes we're so focused on our perceived flaws we see them no matter what.

Sarah B.

Feb 9, 2015

Sarah B.

Use a

Stacey V.

Feb 13, 2015

Stacey V.

Omg girl I get the same thing and its soooo annoying!
Here's what I do to cover this issue. Concealers arent going to work here, it will actually make it stand out even more. What you need is a corrector in lilac (light purple with tones of pink). only apply a little bit to the areas that have the actual darknesss with a brush preferably. Pink counter acts the bluish purple darkness and applying a thing dusting of tinted powder thats either your skin shade or a shade lighter will make it dissapear :)

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