Under eye circle problems!!
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Jan 2, 2014
Ana B.
Hey! I'm new to this but I've noticed this is a great way to get advice so please pleaseee help me out. I have the worst under eye circles EVER and I feel like I've tried every concealer out there but nothing helps. I need some suggestions on things I can do or makeup tips that would help reduce my under eye circles or just hide with makeup! I'm willing to try anything at this point so please help me out and I would greatly appreciate it! :)
Jan 2, 2014
Cass F.
Do you have a dreaded, unflattering photo of how dark it is?
Jan 2, 2014
Jaedyn M.
Look up concealer tips on the interwebs. :)
Jan 2, 2014
M V.
If you want to hide it with makeup I would suggest you get a concealer that's 2 shades lighter than your skin tone, and you should blend it with a damp beauty blender or a sponge. If you want to try a way to reduce them I always use retinol eye gel it works amazing! You can purchase it in Sally's it works really good! Hope this helps :)
Jan 2, 2014
Sommer A.
Use the same shade concealer as your skin so it blends with your skin then you can use something two shades lighter to highlight. The garnier rollerball for the undereyes is really good too you should check it out
Jan 2, 2014
Airy B.
I think it's remmel that I hv for under eye circles. it works really well. but if you do buy it get the one w conceler.
Jan 2, 2014
Vidvatta S.
Tea bags work great I've heard.wet them and apply on the dark circles..the caffeine does the trick.
Jan 2, 2014
Airy B.
Jan 2, 2014
Roseanne M.
I agree with vidvatta, tea bags are meant to do the trick.
Jan 2, 2014
Hannah F.
Try tea bags or laying with sliced cucumber on them. If you don't mind spending a little money benefit makes a concealer called erase paste and it works really well for under eyes.☺️
Jan 2, 2014
Mary F.
agree wid Hannah.. :-)
Jan 2, 2014
Elisa N.
Basically you use the opposite color on the color wheel to cancel out discoloration on your face before putting on your foundation. I haven't tired it yet, but I purchased one a few days ago and I'm excited to try it.
Jan 2, 2014
Reese S.
Try benefit it's potent eye cream. It's designed to fade dark circles. And believe me it works! I used to have awful ones too!
Jan 3, 2014
Marleen B.
My favorite concealer is SONIA KASHUK's concealer palette called HIDDEN AGENDA. I think there are only 2 color choices. Light & Medium. I have the medium. The palette contains 3 shades of concealer & a setting powder. Each shade has a very specific although subtle undertone. One has a peach undertone to correct really dark undereye circles (purple or bluish tones), the 2nd has a green undertone for red spots or discoloration & the 3rd is a neutral skintone. These concealers have the color correctors already in them. No need for separate correctors & concealers. They will not visually look peach or green on your skin. The look dark in the palette but somehow on the skin it morphs into the skin seamlessly.