Brighting/Illuminating Under-eye Concealer Routine for Dark Skin Tones

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Kristina R.

Oct 26, 2012

Kristina R.

I'm trying to find a good brightening/lifting under-eye concealer without looking ashy. I have a deep complexion with a gold undertone (#173 in MUFE HD foundation). Right now I'm using MAC Cover Select concealer in NW40 but seems like it doesn't really keep on by the time I'm done for the day, need help please! =(

Nowheregirl B.

Oct 26, 2012

Nowheregirl B.

use a salmon color tone...works perfectly with every medium to dark skin tone :)
do you use a corrector? an orange-red corrector before concealer will neutralize ash blueish tone...

Jittaun W.

Oct 26, 2012

Jittaun W.

Actually if you subscribe to me on YouTube.com/mzmochaberryz I will have this video up tomorrow. I actually film this a few days ago. I'm darker than you 178 in MUFE and it works for me! So hopefully it works for you too.

Kristina R.

Nov 1, 2012

Kristina R.

Thank you ladies! I'll be sure to look into both of these suggestions. Jittaun, I'll def check your video out! =)

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