Foundation/ concealer trouble

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Vanessa D.

Jul 10, 2013

Vanessa D.

How exactly are you supposed to apply concealer? I usually put on my foundation then concealer to highlight under my eyes and chin. But it tends to crease! What do you ladies recommend? Thanks :)

Shy B.

Jul 10, 2013

Shy B.

Set it right after with powder.

JayyLin D.

Jul 10, 2013

JayyLin D.

You can use a beauty blender for a flawless application and try mufe full cover concealer its the bomb.com.

Vanessa D.

Jul 10, 2013

Vanessa D.

I do that immediately but it looks dry/creasy somehow :/ I'll have to try the beauty blender soon and where can I purchase the mufe concealer? :)

Luz A.

Jul 10, 2013

Luz A.

sephora!!

Vanessa D.

Jul 10, 2013

Vanessa D.

Thank you girls 💛

Amber R.

Jul 10, 2013

Amber R.

Definitely try the beauty blender. They are amazing. I use a cheaper version by cosmopolitan but they're virtually the same. And with regards to creasing, I have this problem all the time, maybe you should research better concealers which won't crease as much xx

Laure M.

Jul 10, 2013

Laure M.

@Vanessa D. How do you apply your concealer? What you may do is while applying your foundation don't put as much as you normally do around your eye area, that should help stop the ceasing due to much build up of product. Also you may tap your concealer in instead of rubbing it, which will cause the product to sit between the lines. Beauty Blenders are amazing and are best use damp for flawless application, hope this helps.

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