Concealer Creasing
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Feb 8, 2012
Kassie K.
How do you guys stop your concealer from creasing under your eyes? I am using MUFE Camo Concealer Palette No. 1 and I set it with Palladio Translucent Powder but it still creases throughout the day. Product recommendations? Please and thank you!
Feb 8, 2012
Kassie K.
Feb 8, 2012
Mashell P.
i want your eyes!! :) and to answer your question, I personally would just try and blend in the concealer with my finger or like a sponge and then dont set too much powder over it.. ? my face does the same thing as well :(
Feb 8, 2012
Erica F.
I do it backwards, but I put foundation then concealer then powder. It never creases for me. Try that and let me know.
Feb 8, 2012
Kassie K.
@Erica: That is exactly what I do and it still creases.
I am thinking I need to switch from cream to liquid concealer. Cream might just be too thick for me.
Feb 8, 2012
Rikki P.
I remember Wayne having a video on this. He would lightly press (or tap, I dunno) a tissue underneath the eye to soak up any oils and then put some powder on it (tap the powder, don't sweep).
Feb 8, 2012
Michelle D.
Have you tried putting primer over before applying? I used to have that problem, and I started using primer and it's stays in place, no creasing. I use a face primer, but eyeshadow primer works better. Good luck!
Feb 8, 2012
Kassie K.
@Freddie: I do that all over my face, never thought of doing it specifically under the eyes. I will try that!
@Michelle: I only have very little of Too Faced Primed and Poorless left and am saving it for a special occasion till I can get another tube. I love that stuff! I will defiantly use an eye primer and see if that works. Do you think TFSI or Lime Crime Eyeshadow helper would be better? They have different consistencies, I don't know if that would make a difference though.
Thanks for all the tips guys! :D
Feb 8, 2012
Rikki P.
Hopefully, it works! I had to do that at some point and it helped me out. I just eventually got lazy with it LOL
Feb 8, 2012
Erica F.
You know... I think maybe you're right about cream being too thick. I just do it with liquid and I use a good bit of concealer. Maybe try it without putting foundation on? Like, just concealer and powder?
Feb 9, 2012
Courtney A.
I am truly obsessed with the laura mercier secret brightening powder for setting under eye concealer. It works fabbbullouuss
Feb 9, 2012
Kassie K.
Thank you ladies!!
Feb 10, 2012
Helen M.
My concealer doesn't crease, but maybe you can use a setting spray like urbon decay long lasting setting spray?? I use it and it is fabulous! :)
Feb 10, 2012
Madam N.
If it's a cream concealer you're using, use as small amount as possible! I sometimes use M.A.C. Studio Finish Concealer under my eyes and it never creases. When I apply it I take it on a rather large blending brush and sweep it gently under my eyes. That particular concealer gives a really, really good coverage even when you're just using a teeny tiny bit of it. The I set it with a small amount of loose powder.
Another thing you could do is to switch your cream concealer to a liquid one or the highlighter Touche Éclat from YSL (which is extremely good at covering dark circles).
Hope that helps! :)
Feb 13, 2012
Diana G.
id say do go with liquids i have the same problem well used to because i have dry skin and my routine now is 1. super moisturizer 2. primer 3. use a nuance concealer 4. fit me liquid foundation and 5. setting spray i find it helps me hope it helps you good luck
Feb 25, 2012
Erika D.
With creasing under the eyes you want to stay away from thick cream concealers, that just makes it worse. Try using a liquid concealer as this won't crease.