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Jan 13, 2014
Jane D.
Hi, I was wondering does anyone have any good tips for blending in concealer and making it look natural? I don't wear foundation either so I am pretty much horrible when it comes to this🙈 help please! xx
Jan 13, 2014
Isha M.
Hi, try a beauty blender or a concealer brush...don't paint on the concealer though keep on pressing the brush to the face rather than sliding or it'll end up streaking...for a totally flawless finish I reckon a beauty blender (that pink sponge or any of a similar sort) will help. Hope that helps! :)
Jan 13, 2014
Eloise W.
I agree with Isha. Try with some concealer brush:-)
Jan 13, 2014
Nicole S.
If you don't mind using your fingers, I find tapping in concealer blends out pretty nicely. I also like using beauty sponges of any kind :)