Concealer Beauty Tips

BECCA Compact Concealer Butterscotch

Compact Concealer contains two formulations within one slim

compact. Highly pigmented to enable layering and mixing, it provides

total camouflage for almost any skin problem including blemishes,

scars, birthmarks, and undereye circles. The Extra-Cover version

(left) is the most opaque and has a heavier, slightly drier consistency

that provides exceptional camouflage ability and adheres well to the

skin. This formulation is best used for spots and any blemish that

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applied your foundation. This way you don't end up

applying too much, since your foundation will cover

most of the discolorations first.

For a natural look, apply concealer after you've

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drop of your foundation into your concealer before

applying.

To get a perfect color match every time, mix a

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concealer? Apply a touch of loose powder into your

concealer before you apply it. This will keep it from

creasing later in the day. You'll find you'll also need

less product.

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Pencil on her lips first. She fills in the lip, and then

applies an old, dark lipstick. The concealer pencil

lightens up the lipstick shade by about 3-4 shades.

To make current, she applies a top coat of lip gloss.

A great way to modernize a favorite dark shade.

A model once told me she uses a Concealer

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your concealer is on the peach side, to calm down

blue tones.

Have dark blue under eye circles? Make sure

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your concealer is on the pink side, to calm down

gray.

. Have dark gray under eye circles? Make sure

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just hours after you've applied it? Apply with the tips

of your fingers so that the heat of your hand melts

the product into the skin more. Then take a kleenex

and lightly press any excess concealer off. You're

mostly pressing oils from the concealer, which helps

with creasing later.

. Have a concealer that is too creamy? Or creases

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eyes? Do a double application. Take your concealer

and apply lightly, then a layer of foundation, then a

layer of concealer on top of that. Press with a

kleenex to press out extra oils and then powder.

Sometimes a bit more is all that's needed.Have a double does of darkness under yourWant extra, long lasting coverage with your

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