Where To Put Concealer?

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Desiree W.

Mar 14, 2014

Desiree W.

So I have a new foundation I find through sephora. It is the stila all day foundation with concealer. My question is I want to have the perfect full coverage...where are areas that concealers go and this includes how to mask blemishes...I am confused.

Victoria K.

Mar 14, 2014

Victoria K.

If you're using the concealer to cover blemishes make sure it's the same shade as your foundation to match your skin tone. Like Megan said, just put it over where you want extra coverage.

M G.

Mar 14, 2014

M G.

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Diego G.

Mar 15, 2014

Diego G.

The 'Yellow' corrector is used to neutralize purple circles (bruising color) under your eyes.

The 'Green' corrector is used to neutralize pink/red tones on the skin.

The 'Lavender' corrector is used to neutralize the yellow tones in your skin.

The 'Salmon' corrector is used to neutralize gray or blue under eye circles. This can also be orange or peach colored.

Corrector's usually have a heavier coverage than concealers, so you first want to correct, conceal (optional), then apply your foundation.

Diego G.

Mar 15, 2014

Diego G.

Megan, sometimes when you just concealer instead of corrector the area you tried to conceal looks ashy, for instance the first pic you posted.

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