Baking And Cooking Concealer.

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Cierra A.

Mar 19, 2015

Cierra A.

I know that it is to help set your concealer, but how do you cook it? and how does it work?

Sydney D.

Mar 19, 2015

Sydney D.

I believe the theory is that you let it sit on your skin before blending it. This way your body temperature warms up the concealer making it easier to blend and look more natural. I'm pretty sure the technique originated in drag makeup but I could be wrong haha :)

Alexis C.

Mar 19, 2015

Alexis C.

It's not necessarily the concealer you're cooking but the setting powder. Sydney is right that it comes from drag makeup. After you blend your concealer you put a layer of your setting powder over the concealer and let it sit on the skin for a bit before brushing away all the excess powder. NikkieTutorials on YouTube does it a lot, especially on her drag makeup tutorials, so definitely check her out (:

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