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This multi-shade palette offers more than just under-eye coverage. If you’re looking for something to merely cover dark circles, save your money with a simpler product. Now you know the most common colours, let’s take a look at when – and importantly – how to apply colour correctors. What colour corrector for dark circles? So why is Prisme Libre popular among Zoomers and millennials? Beyond color correcting, it combines the mattifying benefits of setting powder with the blurring power or finishing powder. Seropian is also a major fan and notes she keeps these color correctors in her kit. “[I] love this powder so very much! This product smells incredible and gives your skin the softest finish,” she says. Have you ever applied your concealer and foundation only to find that, no matter if you pile on the layers or go for a high-coverage foundation, that you can still see dark eye circles or acne scars peeping through? Whilst we know you look great just as you are, sometimes you just want a little extra help to look flawless - and that’s where colour correcting make-up comes in. With thread veins, spots and acne scars, the aim is to balance out the warm red tones. 'Green is great at neutralising the red in blemishes, rosacea or irritated skin, and purple will brighten and disguise any sallow, yellowness in your skin,' advises Chatterton. Just be sure to apply with a light hand, as an overzealous application will leave a dull, chalky result.

Orange, red and peach colors can help correct the blue and purple-ish hues that come from under-eye circles, as well as dark spots caused by aging or sun damage. Consider using an orange concealer for a blue bruise, whereas peach is great for covering less-pigmented blue spots. Lighter skin tones can use peach for covering hyperpigmentation, while deep skin tones may benefit from orange and red shades. Purple and blue concealers help neutralize yellow and orange hues, as well as correct dark spots and hyperpigmentation and help tone down overly orange skin. (Think about those times you might have gone overboard with self tanner.)“I use a blue color corrector if a foundation I have is too warm or yellow,” notes Hart. “Adding a drop of blue neutralizes and cools it down.” Try the Maybelline New York Master Camo Color Correcting Pen in Blue .When it comes to under-eye bags, the aim is to brighten those sallow tones that show through the skin. 'Peach brightens and cancels out darkness and is especially effective under your eyes,' says Chatterton. Do choose the right hues for your skin. The effectiveness of color correctors depends on finding the right tone to match your blemish. Remember that orange is for dark skin and peach is for light skin.

If you have age spots or broken capillaries…a yellow color corrector, like the L’Oréal Paris True Match Color Correcting Crayon in Yellow, can be used to even out your skin tone, as yellow is located across from purple on the color wheel. HOW TO USE THE COLOR WHEEL TO IMPROVE YOUR EYE MAKEUP How to Apply : Use a small concealer brush to blend the color-corrector directly on top of the mark, then gently feather the color out to the sides to blend it in and around. We recommend the Urban Decay Cosmetics Skin Color Correcting Fluid , a liquid concealer product that’s lightweight and works instantly. Powder color correctors, such as the Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Setting and Finishing Powder , will be very lightweight and ideal for those with oily skin or in humid climates. In other words, how do you know which color corrector shade is best for you? There is a wide selection available depending on your skin tone and need.

HOW TO USE THE COLOR WHEEL TO IMPROVE YOUR EYE MAKEUP

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