I would avoid going darker on concealer around the eyes altogether," Wright explains. "That could involve using a color corrector underneath a concealer that matches the rest of the face or using a peachier neutral shade close to the face complexion for a 2-in-1 effect. The key is neutralizing the color of the natural darkness first before going brighter.
Jump to a particular section if you know what information youre looking for Shade Matching Insights. Going lighter for under-eye concealer depends on one’s preference. Hourglass Apricot is described by the brand as 'medium, peach undertones.' It is a shade in the Vanish Airbrush Concealer range, which is a liquid concealer with a natural finish and full coverage that retails for 34.00 and contains 0.2 oz. Should you go lighter or darker with concealer for under-eye circles?
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It will make the skin look crepe-ish," Wright adds. "I would recommend avoiding the use of any product that dries down around fine lines. A creamy concealer helps mature skin look healthy, smooth, and hydrated. The creamier the concealer the better for mature skin. If one has more redness around the eyes, then use golden olive undertone concealer to neutralize (green neutralizes red)." What concealer is best for mature skin?
"Using a concealer with a peachy undertone (a derivative of orange) and a slightly brighter shade than your complexion is best. "Dark circles typically have purple-ish undertones so using color theory, the color orange neutralizes purple effortlessly," makeup artist Alana Wright says.
When it comes to masking dark circles it's all about undertones.
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