Reviews:
Color Correctors
Concealer is without a doubt the
biggest must-have product to keep in your makeup bag. It covers a multitude of
issues from unsightly blemishes and small breakouts to dark circles and beyond.
But if you’re dealing with more harsh skincare realities like rosacea, acne
scars, dark spots or mild to extreme skin discoloration, a color correcting
concealer applied before your foundation and concealer will do the trick!
Lately, color correcting is the beauty
trend everyone’s buzzing about, much like Strobing last year! The idea of color
correcting (that is, neutralizing facial discolorations by applying contrasting
makeup shades over them) isn’t new as makeup artists have been using this
technique for decades, but recently it’s made a big-time comeback! The concept
is actually based on the color wheel. For example, green is opposite to red on
the color wheel, which makes them complementary colors. Complementary colors
effectively cancel one another out, so if you dab some green concealer on top
of anything red (like rosacea, acne or scars), that redness is immediately
neutralized.
Color correctors come in various shades that address specific complexion concerns you may have.
Color correctors come in various shades that address specific complexion concerns you may have.
Yellow: Corrects mild redness on all
skin types. Also cancels blue or purple tones (from bruises or broken
capillaries)
Green: Neutralizes intense redness on
all skin types. Perfect for covering rosacea, mild sunburn, acne, dermatitis,
birthmarks, ruddy skin and rashes
Purple/Lavender: Cancels dark under-eye
circles and brightens dullness (by neutralizing unwanted dull yellow
undertones) on light to tan/olive medium skin.
Pink/Salmon: Covers dark under-eye
circles and brightens dullness on pale, fair to light skin.
Peach/Apricot: Cancels dark under-eye
circles and covers hyperpigmentation, dark spots, acne scars or bruises on
light to medium skin.
Orange: Cancels dark under-eye circles
and covers brown spots, acne scars or (blue) bruises on medium tan to deep
skin.
Red: Cancels dark under-eye circles and
dark spots on very deep skin.
Blue: Brightens sallowness and
hyperpigmentation on fair to light skin. Also cancels out any orange
discoloration (like overly orange self-tanner stains)
Until next time stay blessed.
Until next time stay blessed.
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