Quick question with under eye concler.

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Emma R.

Dec 30, 2013

Emma R.

If you fancy trying a cream one, benefit make one called erase paste, it's nice and thick so it offers fab coverage. As for a brush, try a fluffy brush to blend the edges out and set it with a powder along with the rest of your face :) you have lovely eyes by the way x

Anna N.

Dec 30, 2013

Anna N.

I agree with emma, you have beautiful eyes :) for concealer I don't use any brush you should tap it on with your ring finger or pinki, the colour choose one lighter than your skin (or powder), but put a little bit of powder over it :)

Lexi K.

Dec 30, 2013

Lexi K.

I agree, use a cream concealer. Or use a salmon/orange corrector underneath, then apply the liquid concealer overtop, this way you fully cover the darkness. You should choose a concealer 1 or 2 shades lighter than your skin tone for the bright look, then set it with a translucent or brightening powder like Ben nyes. For my under eye concealer I usually use a beauty blender or even my fingers to blend it out.

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