Dark circles and face redness.

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Amy A.

Feb 15, 2015

Amy A.

I have horrible dark circles, and I have tried everything to cover them up! Does anyone know amazing concealer, or a serum that could help me?!? Plus, I have the worst redness on my cheeks, is there any good high coverage foundations that will help me?

Sisi S.

Feb 15, 2015

Sisi S.

Maybe try applying Matt concealer under the foundation on your cheeks. And for the under eyes circles buy a concealer that is NOT Matt!! Matt concealer are good for pimples and redness not for under the eyes coverage cause they are going to crease and they will look cakey

Alexis C.

Feb 15, 2015

Alexis C.

Use a peach/salmon color corrector to cancel out the blue/purple tones of your dark circles followed by your regular skin tone concealer. NYX has a color corrector, as does Bobbi Brown.

For your redness try a green primer to cancel out the red. NYX and Smashbox have green primers.

Les N.

Feb 15, 2015

Les N.

If your dark circles are purple apply a yellow toned concealer
if they are blue apply a salmon toned concealer
after that apply your skintone foundation/concealer.
for redness use a green primer/concealer
my friend has so much redness and uses the smashbox color correcting primer and it works great!

Ariana G.

Feb 15, 2015

Ariana G.

I suggest a yellow concealer instead of a peach concealer. The Maybelline Fit Me concealer in the color Sand Sable has yellow undertones, perfect for covering dark circles. For your red cheeks use a green color correcter or green primer. I know Loreal makes a green primer and that be worth investing in. Then wear a foundation over that. I suggest Loreal True Match for Maybelline Fit Me.

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