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Concealer, Dermatologically Tested, Repairing, Moisturizing
Concealer, Dermatologically Tested, Moisturizing
Concealer, Luster, Moisturizing
We all know that concealers are meant to hide imperfections. Depending on what you want to cover, different types of concealers will be the most effective:
To conceal dark circles under your eyes, you need a lightweight concealer that won't settle into fine lines. For even better results, go for a concealer with light-reflecting pigments – it will brighten up your under-eye area and make you look more awake.
If you want to hide spots and other blemishes, a creamy concealer with colour-correcting properties will do the trick. Always dab the concealer onto the affected area instead of dragging it with your fingers or a brush.
When it comes to picking the perfect concealer, the texture matters a lot. There are 2 main types of concealers you should know about:
Liquid concealers come in a vial with an applicator in the lid. These are super popular and easy to use, with a slightly thinner consistency that blends effortlessly.
Creamy concealers come in a tube or jar. These have a thicker texture than their liquid counterparts, making them perfect for covering up more stubborn blemishes.
You’ve probably come across concealers that are a totally different colour to your skin tone. We're talking greens, purples, and peachy shades. These concealers are actually colour-correcting and are used to neutralise other colours. Peach-toned concealers can help neutralise blue tones under your eyes, while purple-toned ones can cancel out yellow tones in your skin. And if you're struggling with redness, a green-toned concealer can work wonders.
We've found a handy guide on Maybelline´s site to help you figure this colour correcting thing out.