Concealer before foundation?

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Whitney B.

Jan 5, 2014

Whitney B.

Concealer before foundation or vice versa? I mean it's all going on the face anyways right? Just want some opinions because I will start using concealer on Monday for the first time😁. Thanks in advance.

Kacie K.

Jan 5, 2014

Kacie K.

Doing conceler first is the way it goes. Its easier to blend that way.

Whitney B.

Jan 5, 2014

Whitney B.

That's what I was going to do @Kacie I'm just getting into the groove of doing a whole face and not just mascara and eye shadow; just wanted to see what everyone else does too! Thanks.

StacyAnn B.

Jan 5, 2014

StacyAnn B.

I do concealer after, I find I don't need as much concealer because the foundation is giving some coverage. Helps keep mine from getting cakey.  :)

Nikelle B.

Jan 5, 2014

Nikelle B.

I asked this same question before and Carolyn made a good point on my post (basically what Stacy Ann mentioned). foundation should come first and that would allow you to use less concealer.

Bronwyn R.

Jan 5, 2014

Bronwyn R.

I've seen that some people use concealer to highlight or contour first if it liquid. I do that if I'm going out but if it's everyday I use my foundation first and then just conceal blemishes and under eye circles :-)

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