Where to Put Concealer: Your Ultimate Guide

              Apply skillfully for a finish devoid of creases.

Ok, the marvels of concealer. An exceptionally notable wonder fundamental you’ve most likely got in your munititions stockpile, regardless of whether you simply use it once in a while. Concealer is a cosmetics item that has been utilized for a really long time to disguise pimples, under-eye packs, variety right pigmentation, and briefly cover various defects and checks. As an update, nothing bad can be said about these things, however we comprehend that there are times when you’d don’t really want to have these skin flaws in plain view.

Because concealer has so many applications, the key to getting the most out of it is knowing where to put it and how to apply it to your face. Knowing all of the appropriate tips and methods will elevate your beauty look to the next level. Consider this your go-to guide for correct concealer application, containing the top concealers that TikTok users can’t get enough of.

Where to Put Concealer

Everyone applies concealer differently. It’s one of those makeup tools that has limitless beauty applications and is frequently the focal point of many popular beauty moments. Finally, where you put concealer is entirely personal, especially if you have a favoured application that works for you. Still, to get the most out of this coverage product, consider one of our helpful concealer placement techniques. We’re also answering some of your most frequently asked questions regarding how to apply concealer properly for the freshest makeup look.

Carefully Cover Blemishes

Not to say the obvious, but concealer works wonders for concealing imperfections. If you have a pink or reddish patch that you don’t want people to notice, apply a green concealer—and no, you won’t look like a wicked witch. Concealers like these help to color-correct dark blemishes by neutralising the pigment with the appropriate complementary shade before applying a flesh-toned concealer. Consider the colour wheel that you may have learnt about in elementary school. Because a green is the opposite of red on the colour wheel, a green concealer will help to neutralise the appearance of your warm-toned blemish.

For those with deeper complexions, breakouts appear as black markings similar to the natural complexion. To counteract this, apply a red or orange concealer before your favourite concealer to achieve a more even skin with no visible blemishes.

Editor’s tip: Apply the cream to any imperfections with a clean concealer brush. This is preferable than putting the product straight to any acne patches, as bacteria from your breakouts can wind up on the concealer wand.

Brighten Dull Areas

On the off chance that you think your composition is a touch dull, we have one recommendation for you: cover, hide, disguise. Apply the  concealer one to two shades lighter than your complexion to key region of your face to light up it and give it a glowy appearance. Attempt the L’Oréal Paris Genuine Match Brilliant Serum Concealer, which comes in 24 skin-conditioned tones and offers 24-hour hydration to assist with dark circles. For an enlightening impact, apply a lighter concealer to similar regions as highlighter: down the extension of your nose, over your cheekbones, in the focal point of your temple, and in the focal point of your jawline.

Clean Up Your Eyebrow Shape

A concealer to enhance your natural brows without over-plucking or tweezing them. Simply stroke the L’Oréal Paris Infallible Volumizing 24H Wear Brow Mascara across your brows, making care to shape the hairs in the desired direction using the 3D grip brush. Then, using a little brush or the tips of your clean pinkie finger, trace the natural arch of your brows at the top and bottom with concealer. Make sure to blend it out evenly to avoid having blocky brows.

Perfect Your Pout

If lipstick bleeding and smearing are literally the scourge of your existence, we have good news: concealer can (once again) save the day. To complete the task, use a concealer with an iron shape applicator and a pointed tip for ultra-precise application, such as L’Oréal Paris True Match Radiant Serum Concealer. To tidy up your pout, apply a small amount of product with an angled lip brush and carefully work it around your lips’ natural line. Best of all, this hack enhances and gives the appearance of bigger lips.

Is Concealer Supposed to Spread All Over Your Face?

While you don’t want to put concealer all over your face, you can use it instead of foundation in little amounts. It may appear logical that the more concealer makeup you use, the better you’ll be able to disguise defects, but this is not how concealer works. When you apply too much product, it will attract attention to the areas you were attempting to conceal and risk a cakey, wrinkled look. Instead, apply a tiny layer of concealer to the appropriate area to begin. You can always add more if needed.

When using concealer instead of foundation, choose a non-comedogenic product that will not clog your pores. We recommend L’Oréal Paris True Match Radiant Serum.

Does concealer go over or under your foundation?

We often talk about the fact that there are no rules in makeup, and here is another example of that. With that said, there is a preferred makeup application technique for achieving a crease-free and smooth texture. Apply foundation before concealer to achieve a more natural finish. When you apply foundation first, You make a more even base for concealer, bronzer, blush, and any other products you choose to apply on top. The only time you should use concealer before foundation is to colour correct blemishes.

Where Do You Apply Concealer for a Natural Makeup Look?

A natural makeup style typically consists of an even skin tone with slight highlighting to emphasise your beauty for that “no-makeup makeup look.” The best method to get a natural makeup look is to care for your skin with a hydrating skin care routine, and on days when your dark under-eye circles or dark spots are too noticeable, reach for eye concealer makeup and start to work.

Can You Use Concealer as a Primer?

Eye primer is a beauty product that creates a smooth, even background for your eye makeup and helps it stay in place. If you’ve run out of eyeshadow primer, an eye concealer makes an excellent substitute. If you have oily eyelids, choose a matte consistency to prevent your eyeshadow from creasing and sliding across your lids. Apply a little amount of eye-safe concealer to each lid and gently buff it in to produce an even coating on the eyelids. To prevent excessive creasing, apply a white eyeshadow or a transparent setting powder. Trust us, this small beauty trick will be extremely handy during the warmer summer.

Can You Contour Using Concealer?

Concealer has allowed everyone to have perfectly defined cheekbones. Contouring using a concealer one to two shades dark than your skin tone can help you chisel out your cheekbones. To contour your face, use a full-coverage concealer in your desired shade, such as L’Oréal Paris Infallible Full Wear Concealer Waterproof, Full Coverage. Use a makeup sponge to blend the stripes you apply down your jawline, below your cheekbones, on your temples, and down the sides of your nose. The end effect will be a more defined, chiselled face with distinguishing characteristics.

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