Concealer with bb cream.

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Amy H.

Mar 14, 2015

Amy H.

I usually use bb cream instead of foundation but my dark under eyes always show through. Would it look odd if I wore concealer under my eyes and bb cream over the rest of my face? Mad how do I pick out s concealer that matches my skin?

Ashley D.

Mar 14, 2015

Ashley D.

As long as it matches your skin then it shouldn't look weird. For the shade you will just have to swatch stuff and go through trial and error before you find something, just make sure the formula isn't thick since it's for your under eye area. Also keep in mind that the only way to fully conceal any discoloration you will need to use a color correcting concealer before hand.

Ariana G.

Mar 14, 2015

Ariana G.

Haha its not weird at all to use concealer with BB cream, a lot of people do it. Use a yellow color corrector on your undereyes first and then use a concealer that matches your skin tone or one that is 1-2 shades lighter than your skin tone. Then set with powder.

Amy H.

Mar 14, 2015

Amy H.

I've never even seen a colour correcting primer where I live haha so I'll probably have to go somewhere high end and get them to help me. Thanks for your help :)

Jasmine N.

Mar 15, 2015

Jasmine N.

I use concealer and bb cream everyday and it works. It's not noticeable at all

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