Results of Natural Under Eye Concealer, Pay Attention to the Color

Dream - Bright concealer is often chosen to highlight certain areas of the face like under the eyes. However, using bright concealer can make the makeup look less natural.

Choosing the wrong concealer color can happen not only to dark skin, but also to fair skin. The correct and incorrect concealer color differences are shown by Beauty Content Creator, Felita Anthony.

Using bright concealer under the eyes looks less natural. Meanwhile, using concealer that matches the skin color looks more natural and can still hide under eye areas.

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Using bright concealer with undertones that don't match the original skin also makes the makeup look uneven. You can use a concealer that is slightly lighter than the original skin color if you want to brighten certain areas of the face.

How to Choose Concealer

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Felita also suggests trying the concealer around the lower jaw and blending it using a sponge before applying it to certain areas of the face. Use a concealer that blends with the skin color to achieve a more natural and flawless makeup result.

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3 Steps for Contouring the Face with Concealer

Dream - Contouring is a technique for shaping and defining the structure of the face or body. The function of contouring is to make the face appear sharper or more structured, and to highlight facial or body features.

Usually, many products are used to create contour on the face. Starting from a darker layer of foundation, bronzer, cream or liquid contour, and many more.

Actually, contouring can also be done simply by relying on concealer. Want to know the tricks and steps?

Start by choosing a concealer that is two shades lighter than your skin color to highlight features or define your face. Prepare a concealer that is two shades darker to create shading. To facilitate application, you also need a damp beauty sponge.

How to Contour the Face with Concealer

Step 1: Contour

After applying foundation, use a darker concealer along the cheekbones, sides of the nose, and temples. The placement of this dark contour depends on the face shape, you may have your own way of determining the placement of the concealer. For example, if you have a diamond-shaped face, you can start from the temples, while if you have a heart-shaped face, you can start from the forehead.

Step 2: Use a Lighter Color

Apply a lighter concealer in a triangular shape under the eyes, as well as along the middle of the nose and wherever there are dark spots. Use the darker contour lines to guide the placement of the lighter concealer.

Step 3: Blend

After mapping out the contour, use a damp sponge applicator to blend and smooth it evenly over the entire face. Continue until it is completely blended.

Report by Devi Tri Aprilianza / Source: Makeup.com