Concealer 101

Learn how to hide red spots, unwanted acne, dark circles - everything! - with one tiny tube of cover-up.

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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!