What are the right products to use for concealing under eye circles.

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Veronica V.

Nov 5, 2013

Veronica V.

So I have dark circles under my eyes. So from reading I see ppl using different color correctors I just want to know which one (s) are best to use and help conceal more without it being noticeable.

Annmarie K.

Nov 5, 2013

Annmarie K.

Best is Eve Pearl Salmon color concealer, but it's 65 dollars and this girl is on a budget. So for 15 dollars at Target there is a dupe Pixie Color Corrector in brightening peach apply this first, then regular concealer and foundation then go back in with regular concealer and a small brush if you need more coverage after applying with brush use ring finger to pat it in, the heat from finger helps. Then set with powder.

Veronica V.

Nov 5, 2013

Veronica V.

I have yellow violet n green color corrector but they are way too light in coverage so using it does nothing st all. I'll look into that pixi one is the cream some what thick ones I have are way too creamy? So they have zero coverage.

Annmarie K.

Nov 5, 2013

Annmarie K.

Hmmm..usually dark circles are purpleish grey so orange would be what cancels that out. The green would cancel redness etc...

Annmarie K.

Nov 5, 2013

Annmarie K.

@veronica...I've noticed the concealer in pots tend to be thicker.

Annmarie K.

Nov 5, 2013

Annmarie K.

Hard Candy Glamophage has heavy coverage, MUFE Lift is a heavy coverage.

Mary T.

Nov 5, 2013

Mary T.

I second the salmon color for dark circles. I use erase paste by benefit.

Maya N.

Nov 5, 2013

Maya N.

You should use a salmon concealer to counteract the dark circles.

Veronica V.

Nov 5, 2013

Veronica V.

I was thinking about trying to glamoflauge for a quick go to. Ill start lookn into salmon concealers.

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