If there's one makeup product that's a must-have in your beauty routine, it's concealer. When applied correctly, it can be a complete game-changer, giving you amazing coverage and smooth, leathery skin. However, one wrong move can ruin your entire makeup. If you're having trouble choosing a concealer shade, how to use concealer, or even where to apply one, you've come to the right place! 

So whether you're a pro or a beginner at applying face makeup, these great tips will help you step up your makeup game and answer all your questions about all the secrets. But first, let's understand what this concealer is and its purpose! 

Concealer is a makeup product that works with your foundation to achieve skin tone without blemishes, blemishes, pigmentation or dark spots. It helps brighten hyperpigmented skin, blur pores, and brighten skin tone to leave behind a foundation that keeps your other makeup products in place. A poorly chosen or poorly applied concealer can draw attention to problem areas by highlighting blemishes, creating white casts around pigmented areas, and making makeup look cakey and discolored. So the key is to know what kind of concealer you need and the right shade for your skin tone. 

Concealer tips and tricks

Choose The Right Shade

Choosing a small blanket can be a disaster. Go for a shade that is one or two shades lighter than your base color. It should match well and not be too light or too dark. If you go to the store, compare the settings with yours. When shopping online, use a virtual trial to check whether the shade matches your skin tone or not. You must get the right shade because it can make or break your entire makeup. 

Choose The Right Texture Or Pattern 

When choosing the right texture or formula, make sure it's not too creamy, dry or greasy. For the under-eye area, opt for a bright, moisturizing concealer and always apply a small amount of eye cream before concealing. When it comes to covering pimples or redness, choose a pigment-rich formula that will remove breakouts in a short amount of time. For a color change, opt for full coverage that saves you sometimes using foundation! 

Remember The Colour Wheel

Just as there are different makeup products for different parts of the face, so when it comes to color correctors, each shade speaks to the specific needs of the body. Bring a color wheel for it. For under eye areas or dark circles, choose a yellow concealer to help get rid of them. On the other hand, if your dark circles are brown, use peach or salmon concealer. Green concealers are used to hide redness while orange concealers help cover dark spots, acne, blemishes and blemishes. 

Always Put In Natural Light 

If you've noticed that your skin is two-toned, blame the negative on whatever concealer you think matches your skin tone. Always apply concealer in natural light to see how it works. 

Keep It To A Minimum 

Applying concealer with your fingers isn't always the best idea. Instead, use a synthetic concealer brush, especially for under the eyes and the inner part from the center. Also, avoid magnifying glasses as you will end up putting on weight. 

Be Careful When Covering Rashes 

The only thing worse than dirt is a well-hidden one. Use a small powder brush to apply the mask to the bone. With a short brush, brush around the pimple head, and ta-da! No bacteria and no fingerprints. 

Never Skip The Powder 

Once you've applied your concealer, be sure to use a loose powder. Avoid using compact powder as it can draw attention to fine lines by settling into creases or wrinkles.

In The End

Once you've chosen the shade and texture of your concealer, all you have to do is experiment with different application techniques. In the end, practice makes perfect! Armed with all this knowledge, we're sure you'll be nailing your concealer game in no time.