Overview

• While flesh-toned concealers can work wonders at hiding dark circles and blemishes, there’s another technique that makeup artists are hailing as a flawless skin savior: color correcting. Designed to target the most frustrating of skin concerns (think, redness, dark spots, dull patches…) it involves tapping on pastel-colored creams that look bold and scary, but make skin appear calm and even. Intrigued? Keep scrolling to discover which color corrector is best suited to your complexion

How To Use

• Because dullness tends to appear all over – not just one targeted area – you may want to apply this lavender color corrector as a brightening base. Smooth on a primer, then etch the pencil in lines on your cheeks, across your forehead, down the center of your nose, and around the mouth, before blending with fingers or a foundation brush.