How to cover a black eye.

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Lorna G.

Jul 5, 2014

Lorna G.

Hi guys.
I don't know, if anybody could help me. But I have a black eye and was wondering how to cover it without it looking cakey. Is there any skin corrector I should apply first? And what should I use full thick concealer or light cocealer? I can't do anything dramatic, such as a smokey eye. I just need to cover it up for work that's all ☺️
Any information is greatly appreciated.

Shaye M.

Jul 5, 2014

Shaye M.

I also had a black eye about 2 weeks ago haha! I just used my regular routine but put a second layer of foundation over it to help cover it, it wasn't all the way covered but not "visible" either :)

Lorna G.

Jul 5, 2014

Lorna G.

Oh okay!! Thanks so much for your advice!! I was celebrating my passes at uni last night at the Gold Coast and accidently walked straight into a fight and got king hit. You know how dangerous Gold Coast nightlife is sometimes. Thanks for your advice!! I have to start practicing 😘

Elizabeth R.

Jul 5, 2014

Elizabeth R.

Blue concelear and then just apply foundation on top.

Lorna G.

Jul 6, 2014

Lorna G.

Thank you Elizabeth!!

Shaye M.

Jul 6, 2014

Shaye M.

Omg are you kidding?! That's crazy! Hope you're okay, I know I would've been like "woah, what just happened -starts going cray cray- lmao! But the Gold Coast can be pretty crazy I agree haha. My black eye came from my computer desk 😏

Emily W.

Jul 6, 2014

Emily W.

You need to counteract the purple with a yellow or orange corrector. Then you can use a regular concealer. Hope it goes away fast!

Megan T.

Jul 6, 2014

Megan T.

I second Emily's suggestion ^^

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