Help with dark under eyes??!

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Celyn D.

Aug 19, 2014

Celyn D.

I've always had dark areas under my eyes since I can remember. I have yet to find the absolutely perfect concealer to help hide them well. Any recommendations ladies? Or are there any remedies that really work or treatments I can purchase.p.

Valerie C.

Aug 19, 2014

Valerie C.

To help minimize the appearance without caking yourself up with makeup, they sell creams for those. I use an eye roller by Vichy and it works great. You can also try the spoon method, you stick a spoon in the freezer for about 10 minutes, then leave the spoon on the under eye circle as long as you want, I hear it really works!

Celyn D.

Aug 19, 2014

Celyn D.

Yes I do believe they are genetic. Thank you so much.I was looking into to purchasing the dark circle concealer by NYX, or one by MAC. Thank you so much...and Vallerie yes I've heard about that spoon remedy ill probably try it as well! :)

Cass F.

Aug 19, 2014

Cass F.

I love the Mac pro long wear concealer, comes recommended. You need to decide whether you want a highlighter or concealer or one that does both.
Colour corrector is another tool in the arsenal :=

Jasmine F.

Aug 19, 2014

Jasmine F.

I love 'lemonaide' by Benefit. It's a thick yellow paste, eye primer. I use it for highlighting and concealing. Works wonders! X.

Lina L.

Aug 20, 2014

Lina L.

Nars creamy concealer is also very nice :)

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