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- For stubborn dark circles, warm concealer in the palm of your hand before applying it under eyes-the heat of your skin will thin it slightly, resulting in finer, smoother coverage.
- Dot a shimmering mixture of Invisible Concealer and Eye Enhancers 1-Kit Shadow in French Vanilla at the corners of your eyes and blend outward.
- Avoid having your face appear paler than your neck in photos; skip the foundation and use concealer just where you need it. Top with Professional Loose Powder.
- Looking for a light layer or quick coverage? Apply concealer only on flaws, blemishes, and under-eye circles; blend and go!
- Help hide dark under eye circles before applying foundation. Lightly dot on concealer in a shade that closely matches your foundation using a sponge or fingertip to blend.
- After applying foundation, dab concealer only on blemishes. Let it dry for a second then set the concealer by lightly dabbing it with a cotton swab with a little loose powder on the tip.
- A little concealer goes a long way-too much accentuates rather than hides. If your application looks caked-on, wrap a tissue around your finger, and gently blot it over the surface to remove the excess.
- Apply concealer under the eyes, up to the lower lashes and most importantly, on the innermost corner of the eyes to brighten your eye area.
- Finally, don't forget to blend!
