Today we are looking at Applying Colour Corrector
It is important to know what the different colour correctors are for when Applying Colour Corrector
Rather than applying thick concealer to cover up blemishes or dark circles, why not use a colour corrector? But as there are serveal different ones it is useful to know when Applying Colour Corrector which one you will need.
Hardly anyone has perfectly flawless skin, which is where colour correctors can help your complexion, whether that is to hide blemishes, redness or scarring or dark circles under the eyes.
The best way to use colour corrector is to determine what your skin issue may be. To correct redness in the skin the colour corrector you will need is green. this is because green neutralises any deep redness in your skin tone. Liquid or cream colour correctors tend to be a bit thicker than normal concealer so bear this in mind and use sparing. There are powdered mineral versions of colour correctors which is great if you are someone who wears mineral makeup.Apply any colour corrector first before applying foundation this will help to get even and flawless coverage
If you have dark circles underneath your eyes. avoid piling on the makeup in this area, as it will start to look obvious, as the makeup sit in the fine lines around delicate skin underneath your eyes. The best way to deal with dark circles underneath the eyes is to use a yellow toned colour corrector, which will neutralise this dark colour. If you have darker skin type, and you are looking to neutralise gray or blue discolouration under the eyes, then it would be best to use an orange or peach coloured neutralizer. This will work in the same way as a yellow colour corrector work on someone with lighter skin.
If you have harsh yellow tones in your complexion, try using a lavender or lilac colour corrector, which will work to neutralise yellow undertones as we are sure you have guessed that all colour correctors do is neutralises the colour.
Always shop around for the best product and follow the instructing when Applying Colour Corrector
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