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Maybe it’s early in the morning after a long night out, and you’re staring at yourself in the mirror, wondering how you’re going to cover up the dark circles betraying your lack of sleep. Or perhaps, last night you unwisely picked at a pimple, and now you’re left with an angry (and very red) spot on your chin that you need to camouflage. While concealers can help tame the situation, they might not be able to completely disguise the more obvious skin issues and discolorations, and that’s when colour correctors come in.
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1. When it comes to application, the last thing you need is the corrective hues showing through the foundation, so it’s important to pick the right shade.
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1. Use colour correctors over primer and follow it up with a concealer if required, and then overlay the foundation. Make sure to set the colour corrector in place, or else it can leave the skin looking strange and muddy.
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1. The skin around the eyes is thinner and applying too much makeup can result in an ageing effect, so keep the layers fine. In fact, ‘less-is-more’ should be your overall colour correction mantra – too much corrector can have the opposite effect and can serve to draw attention to the very area you’re attempting to conceal.
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1. Use a light touch and blend well.
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There you have it – your step-by-step guide to hiding blemishes, dark circles and imperfections, so you’ll never have to worry about complexion concerns ever again!
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