Deep under eye lines.
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Apr 23, 2016
Angela J.
Thank you for asking this! I've tried everything tbh. Hopefully someone has an answer!
Apr 23, 2016
Kailey L.
Do you mean an actual crease or the line where the eye bag ends and the rest of the undereye area begins? If it's the latter, if you're using the same concealer on the whole area, you're only concealing darkness but may be accentuating the bag. If you don't have a lot of darkness, skip putting any concealer on the eye bag itself, and just put the concealer on that "line" and along the shadow it creates. If you do have darkness, try a color corrector JUST on the darkness on the eye bag, and then a brightening concealer on the line and shadow.
Apr 23, 2016
Quinn J.
That's really cool I should try it.
Apr 23, 2016
Breeze T.
I know no solutions to that.. I just accept mine the way they are.
You could try using a detailer brush and going only over the deeper lines to visually lift them.
Apr 23, 2016
Breeze T.
(With concealer)
Apr 23, 2016
Ziar K.
I've tried to conceal my lines but honestly they tend to go away if I get more sleep and now that I don't deprive myself of sleep that often I barely ever get them. Maybe try getting more sleep?
Apr 23, 2016
Sabrina T.
I don't know the answer to that, but if you have any discoloration to the undereye, put red eyeshadow over the areas then do your concealer routine. It sounds very stupid but it works.
Apr 23, 2016
Beth P.
I think for the most part that is just facial structure.
Apr 24, 2016
Sarah W.
I don't think there's anything you can do about that besides get more sleep if you wake up tired. Otherwise that happens also through genetics. I have those whenever I wake up tired and early.
Apr 24, 2016
Jamie D.
There's really no true fix, but often times mattifying the area can deemphasize the textural difference. Just be careful not to go overboard or your undereyes could get dry/creased looking.
I would look into a skin care solution - maybe something to reduce the lines, but honestly everyone has them it's not even really wrinkles or anything, so I'd say just try to embrace it.
Apr 24, 2016
Jenny P.
I have the same thing. I think it's normal. I've found that using matte powder over the concealer helps it to be less noticeable.
Apr 24, 2016
Sharon A.
I've been using setting powder instead of loose powder and it emphasizes them a whole lot less. I used loose powder for a whopping five years so this was a huge revelation for me recently, lol!
Apr 25, 2016
Kat H.
The IT cosmetics under eye concealer is really good. It comes in a tiny tube, but I literally only use the very tiniest drop, then use their brush to apply it. It's got a reflective luminescence to it that I really like, and some great coverage. Also, make sure you get enough sleep and drink lots of water! Also, you might want to try using micellar water wipes around your eyes.