Colour correction help!

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Chantelle C.

Dec 26, 2015

Chantelle C.

Hey guys, I was wondering which colour correction pallet is best for redness of the skin and dark under eyes. I'm very pale and have cool undertones if that helps at all. Thanks in advance!

Breeze T.

Dec 26, 2015

Breeze T.

Green color correctors are the way to go for light skin that has redness. I suggest the STEP 1 by Make Up For Ever. They also sell the travel size if you're not too sure about it. I have the yellow one because green would just look wrong on my medium/ light olive skin.
You don't *need* a palette, though! What were you looking at? What's your price range? And where is your redness located?

Chantelle C.

Dec 27, 2015

Chantelle C.

Thank you! I don't really have a price range and the redness is along my checks and jaw

Breeze T.

Dec 29, 2015

Breeze T.

Sorry for the late reply... I'm in holiday mode running around all day!
Then I would definitely recommend the MUFE Step 1 green primer.

You would want a palette only if you have different kinds of discoloration on your face or if you work with many different skin tones.
I'd use a primer to target diffused redness and a concealer to target specific spots on the face.

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