Concealer Help please

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Sam R.

Dec 21, 2013

Sam R.

Hi , my problem is... I put on my concealer and foundation first and it looks good but when I put on my blush under my eyes looks dark, any tips how to fix it? and if I put on more concealer it gets cakey.

Rosie A.

Dec 21, 2013

Rosie A.

Do you have a picture to better understand? Does it look almost like a grey cast under your eyes or are you just over applying blush?

Emily M.

Dec 21, 2013

Emily M.

Set your under eye concealer with a setting powder that is lighter than your skintone. Then apply blush. This helps balance it out. I like Mac mineralize skinfinish in light or nars pressed light reflecting powder. Rimmel stay Matte is good as well.

Isabella K.

Dec 21, 2013

Isabella K.

Basic rule: foundation first, concealer after. Different concealers for under eye area and pimples. And different powders as well.

Karine C.

Dec 22, 2013

Karine C.

I had the same problem. Try bare minerals well rested powder. It's a illuminating setting powder for under eye concealer and it's cheap.

Sam R.

Dec 22, 2013

Sam R.

thanks ladies!

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