Under eye circles
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Sep 12, 2013
Sara O.
Any suggestions on what to put under my eyes to cover up my dark circle? I want something lighter than my skin ton with some what of a shimmer to it. Help!
Sep 12, 2013
Diego G.
Concealer set with matte powder then maybe ad a bit of highlight
Sep 12, 2013
Erica J.
The Rimmel London true match concealer sounds like what you are looking for! It jas a bit of shimmer and it comes in some nice colers! :)
Sep 12, 2013
Erica J.
Has*
Sep 12, 2013
Sara O.
Thanks guys, ill try it all!! Diggie I'm supposed to use two different concealers right? One for under my eyes and the other for the rest of my face?
Sep 12, 2013
Adrianne M.
I heard cucumber takes away dark circles not sure if its true.
Sep 12, 2013
Marti P.
Purple concealer works perfect!
Sep 12, 2013
Diego G.
Yes, usually one has a different concealer for the under eye area. But if you only one then that works fine. I would recommend investing in a concealer that is 1-2 shades lighter than your foundation. And it's best to blend with your finger than with a brush.
When I say blend I don't mean rub the concealer under your eye area. Tap the product. The warmth of you skin and finger will help you blend as your tapping. Since concealer is very pigmented and concentrated you only need a lil.
I agree with Paulyn also
Sep 12, 2013
Sara O.
Thanks so much everyone!!
Sep 15, 2013
Erica J.
You are welcome ❤😊
Sep 15, 2013
Erica J.
Wake me up... Not true match! Stupid me...