Applying Concealer

A concealer is used to cover up blemishes, like dark Spots Or patches. Concealers are of a denser composition than regular foundations and are generally available in sticks, tubes, pots, and creams. It helps to produce an even colour tone. Concealer sticks are popular as they are easy to apply. If you wish to cover up pits. In the skin, you can use a fine brush to apply the concealer into the pits. Concealers are meant to conceal - not to draw attention to themselves, or the area they're meant to hide. The best way to ensure that they do just that is to choose a color that's a half-shade lighter than your skin's natural tone.

Tips on applying concealers

• Always start with less than you think you need. You can add more if needed, but the idea is to use as little as possible.
• Apply concealer sparingly. Too thick might conceal better, but it will also be too noticeable.
• If the color is right, you shouldn't need to pack it on, which is probably what's creating the crepey look you are experiencing.
• Test concealer on your face just as you would foundation.  Skin tone on your hand or wrist may be different than on your face.
• Mix your concealer with your foundation to ensure a flawless blend of colors.
• Concealer helps cover up acne.  Use a yellow-based concealer to help hide the redness associated with acne.

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