MAC Pro Longwear Concealer Help.

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Kelsey V.

Feb 1, 2014

Kelsey V.

Hey ladies-

I was hoping someone could help me narrow down some shade choices that would work for me.
I've never used MAC foundations/concealers so I don't understand what the NC/NW thing is... I'm assuming it's for cool and warm tones.

I want to use the concealer primarily to cover my under eye
circles. I have fair/light skin with neutral undertones.

Thanks in advance!

Victoria K.

Feb 1, 2014

Victoria K.

Wish I can help Kelsey, but I'm not too familiar with how the NC/NW thing works either lol I'd like to learn as well though I hear great things about the prolong wear!

Lorna G.

Feb 1, 2014

Lorna G.

I think it's about the cool an warm skin tones I'm always a nc which is the warmer side.

Lorna G.

Feb 1, 2014

Lorna G.

As your your colour in their concealer it is highly recommended to be tested at the store as so you can get your right shade.

Tabitha F.

Feb 1, 2014

Tabitha F.

Nc is more yellow tone and nw is pink tone :)

Hadeeqa D.

Feb 1, 2014

Hadeeqa D.

Nc means not cold. nw means not warm.

Kelsey V.

Feb 1, 2014

Kelsey V.

Okay that makes sense- thanks girls!

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