Undereye Concealer. How Light.

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Cassandra B.

Aug 26, 2013

Cassandra B.

How light should I go. I'm a lighter skinned black woman.

Klara K.

Aug 26, 2013

Klara K.

As light as your chest...it works for me but my skin is white.

Shelley W.

Aug 26, 2013

Shelley W.

Hmmmm...I suggest checking out Bobbi Brown Concealers and correctors. If its the undereye area in her correctors I suggest dark peach. In concealer I would go with "golden". Since your pic is in b/w its hard to gauge your true undertone but hopefully this will give you a start. Using your chest as a way to figure out concealer color may work for Klara but its not going to work for us WOC.

Traci L.

Aug 26, 2013

Traci L.

I agree with jacqueline if you have dark circles they show right thru lighter concealers an look very unnatural to me I always use the same shade as my foundation then I use I'd rever upper or another cream highlighter under my eye an orbital bone I don't like that ghost look

Karenartist A.

Aug 27, 2013

Karenartist A.

One shade of two not too much it may turn ashy because your dealing with under tone, pigmention.

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