Concealer Too Dark!

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Chasody R.

Jun 8, 2013

Chasody R.

I have a Concealer that is way too dark for me. how can I lighten it?

Dana H.

Jun 8, 2013

Dana H.

Maybe use a light powder to mattify it?

Lily G.

Jun 8, 2013

Lily G.

Take a lotion and mix it will be come lighter and more like a tinted moisterizer.

Jay M.

Jun 8, 2013

Jay M.

You coild buy another color that is way lighter and mix them together. Like Lily said lotion might work too.

Tara G.

Jun 8, 2013

Tara G.

I think if you Kassidy it with a lighter powder it will look ashy.

Tara G.

Jun 8, 2013

Tara G.

Mattify not Kassidy

Sophie M.

Jun 8, 2013

Sophie M.

Maybe you can't fix it but you can repurpose it! try using it as an eyeshadow base? sorta like a cream eyeshadow but a dark concealer maybe?

Diana T.

Jun 8, 2013

Diana T.

Just use less of it blend it out on your hand first and/or mix with moisturizer or what mookey said use it just to contour instead

Dominique W.

Jun 8, 2013

Dominique W.

I agree with Mookie!

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