Professional makeup artists share their best concealer tips.
(Conversely, some tool methods have the opposite effect!)
Cooper, a professional makeup artist based in New York City.
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This technique brightens up the eyes without the cakey buildup, and reduces the chances of creasing.
Placing concealer just under the cheekbone subtly lifts the face and sculpts your cheeks, Cooper says.
This technique creates a chiseled effect without needing heavy contour products.
you’re free to use this with or without eyeshadow.
This instantly lifts and defines the eyes for a more awake look, she says.
Remember, a little goes a long way, and confirm to blend it out!
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This is especially true when wearing short hairstyles or updos.
Instead of directly applying to your skin, you first apply the product to the back of your hand.
This adds warmth to the formula and creates a more natural effect, Paljevic explains.
Dip it into the concealer, and ensure the product is evenly coated across all bristles.
Swirl and buff around in small circles in the area of concern, Paljevic says.
Set with a powder or setting spray after program.
