Sentences with phrase «concealer under your foundation»

Most slight skin discoloration issues can be managed by your foundation and concealer, but if you're seeking perfection, a color correcting concealer under your foundation will do the trick!

designed for oily skin but it does not blend evenly, although it is lightweight.there arent enough color foundations to fit skin tones.i wouldnt buy it again as a foundation but if you need a little concealer UNDER your foundation this will do

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I don't even wear foundation anymore, just concealer under my eyes!

After your foundation (or BB cream) application, create inverted triangles under your eyes using a color correcting concealer fit for your skin type.

Maybe it's concealer under the eyes, some foundation, mascara, and a bold lip.

I have very dehydrated skin so suffer with under eye creasing quite badly, I use a corrector and concealer and then foundation but I find if I powder it can look worse, but I do use a little bit xx

The artist gave us a few tips like using concealer under your eyebrow and foundation on the top to really bring out the color and shape of your brow!

Use lighter foundation (or concealer) on the skin surrounding your nose as well as under the eyes.

If you are insecure about yellow tones in your whole face, mix in a little lilac concealer with your primer and apply under your foundation.

Wearing the concealer under the dream cushion foundation which I also love.

Mario always applies concealer before foundation and never puts foundation under the eyes.

I apply both these shades after I apply my foundation and before my under - eye concealer.

Using Urban Decay's Color Correcting Fluid in the shade of green under your foundation or concealer — or, both!

I have a lot of acne scars and redness and red spots and this covers everything without me even needing foundation (if you want a more natural look) but it rocks and does nt crease under my eyes like other concealers do.

This foundation has amazing coverage, but my under eyes need all the help they can get lately, so I applied a generous amout of the Kat Von D Lock It Concealer in the shade L7 Warm.

It sits beautifully under my eyes without caking or creasing and, when the nights were too late and the mornings too early, Fit Me Concealer is build - able and stays all day, often outlasting my foundation.

I use a large size blender for my foundation all over and a mini beauty blender for my eye lid and under eye concealer for a seamless finish I just absolutely love.

Steps to bake: - Apply lotion and primer - Apply full - coverage foundation - Use concealer to highlight under eyes / jaw - Apply translucent powder and let «bake» for 10 minutes - Brush off powder - Look flawless

Since I apply my concealer after my foundation, I used Smashbox HALO Hydrating Perfecting Powder in Light all over my face, as well as my under eye area.

I use it mainly as an under eye concealer, it is great because it is actually lighter than my foundation (which is super hard to find) and it conceals anything.

Reach for a concealer that is a shade lighter than your foundation to brighten up the look of under - eye bags, highlight the high points of your complexion, and more!

The times I've worn this foundation, I didn't use any concealer at all because I wanted to see how well it covers dark circles and also how well it wore; so I just built it up under my eyes and around my nose.

This concealer also promised to protect you from white cast under seven different lights like their foundation.

Using a kabuki brush, apply a matte, lightweight foundation base with super silky 2nd Skin Foundation, then brighten the under eyes with a lighter shade of 2nd Skin Concealer.

Tip: After applying liquid foundation and concealer, use a small makeup brush to apply a light dusting of translucent powder or face powder to the under eye area.

Instead, use a small, pointy brush to apply a lightweight concealer to your under - eye area (as well as any other discolorations or blemishes) after your foundation application, then blend.

Use our Cruelty Free Small Stippling Brush to diffuse natural concealers or foundations under your eyes, around your nose, and all over your face for even coverage.

Then I applied my favorite Laura Mercier foundation (using a damp beauty blender), and concealed my under eyes with a high coverage concealer from Tarte.

To conceal my under eyes I used NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer, then used a Real Techniques stippling brush to apply Cover FX cream foundation.

It pretty much goes like this — apply a light foundation to even out my complexion, add concealer for under my eyes, and use a light color on my eyelids.

I think this powder is absolutely amazing for setting my under eye concealer and foundation.

If your using mineral concealer, it is best applied UNDER mineral foundation as apposed to onto of it.

I think the key to using it is to apply your foundation everywhere but the under - eye area, apply a light coat of this concealer, and then sweep over the area with a very fine setting powder (not a typical face powder).

I pretty much just dab some Touch Éclat under my eyes and blend it in with the damp Blender Sphere then dab some concealer on then foundation if I'm feeling really fancy.

The only place I really wear foundation and concealer is under and around my eyes and you can probably tell from the photo above that I use the crap out of this blender sphere and if this one is anything to go buy, I think I might have to have splurge on the Beauty Blender kit because, yep, thirty bucks would be a total splurge in my books.

I do not have any major skin imperfections on my face so after applying my foundation and concealer I dust a very small amount quantity of Mac Mac Mineralize Skinfinish under my eyes to set the concealer and a light swirl of it on my entire face and neck with my Real Techniques Powder Brush and it gives me a very even and smooth finish.

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I've been using this foundation with Maybelline's Dream Brightening Concealer (from ULTA, I'm using 20 Light), which I just draw onto any trouble areas such as under my eyes or a blemish.

Apparently, this product is intended for use under Bobbi Brown Creamy Concealer, but I've been using it stand - alone under my foundation and have been extremely pleased with the results.

Swipe a creamy concealer under your eyes — this wakes up skin so well you can skip foundation.

I do pretty much the same thing, although I'm very prone to dark circles so use a concealer under my eyes, but no tinted moisturizer or foundation (unless for an «event»)