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Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:53 am  |
I'm just wondering... If your eye circles are bluish, black, or purple, do u use a different color of concealor? Cuz there're yellow, beige, and even orange color concealor out there. I have quite dark bluish/ purplish circles and I have tried many brands of beige color concealors which doesn't seem to cover my circles much, just slightly.  Can someone pls recommend a concealor that can cover my circles completely and also won't crease for the day? I know I'm asking too much but any help is appreciated.  |
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Wed Apr 04, 2007 12:17 pm |
I've been using a mineral co.'s product-UGloGirl's yellow concealer. It's a cream product that I apply with my ring finger to the dark circles inner eye area, then I apply Lumiere's powder to cream concealer or is it the other way around-cream to powder; from the outer area towards the yellow and gently pat together . I'm 53yo and this is the best I've ever tried for me. Good luck  |
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Wed Apr 04, 2007 3:44 pm |
| According to Bobbi Brown (makeup artist, has skincare and makeup line), first use a corrector (bisque to neutralize pinky/blue undereye discolorations and peach to neutralize purple/brown undereye) then use regular concealer on top. I've been using this combo and it works really well (with her products and others too). You can read about it at her website. Hope this helps! |
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46 - dry, - I'm on a strict "No Buy" - however, a coupon code & free shipping can quickly change that... |
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Wed Apr 04, 2007 8:08 pm |
I have eye circles are bluish, black too!
so I want to know the result! |
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Thu Apr 05, 2007 9:26 am |
| Thanks for the reply! But if u apply a corrector first then another concealor on top, won't that be too cakey? I guess I can give that a try since that's my last option |
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Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:17 pm |
i have got dark circle that was caused by late night sleep as well as sinus. i used a different concealer for my undereyes as well as my face.
first i will pat on a light color to lighten-up the dark circle then a beige color to go over it so that it bland into my skin color.
actually it all depends on your concealer. some concealer are pretty lite and arent cakey at all. |
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Fri Apr 06, 2007 4:20 pm |
| I haven't found it too cakey at all and I have very dry undereyes. I use the Jane Iredale peach concealer, very moisturizing (it has 2 shades of peach in the compact, I use the darker shade of peach to correct), then foundation all over face (lightly under eyes with brush), then the Jane Iredale #1 Concealer (its "yellow" but really beige with yellow undertones), it also has 2 shades in it, I use the lighter one on top and voila no more dark circles. I've used the Bobbi Brown corrector and concealer and it isn't cakey as long as it's used with her eyecream but I don't like her eyecream! But the color concept works. |
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46 - dry, - I'm on a strict "No Buy" - however, a coupon code & free shipping can quickly change that... |
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Fri Apr 06, 2007 9:51 pm |
| Usually for me, a normal lighter shade of concealor works for my panda eyes. But what I do is liquid foundation then concealor then powder to set. As I use prescriptives, it's not cakey or thick so this method works for me |
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A girl of 25, living in Singapore & still searching for that one line of skincare products that i can continue using for long term for my combi-dry-prone to bumps/spots skin... |
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