It's the trick to covering any blemish.
If you've ever tried covering a bright red pimple with skin-colored foundation and cried a little inside because the redness still peeped through, chances are it's because you're not correcting the color first. Using orange and green concealers might sound crazy, but the science behind it actually makes a lot of sense.
Complementary colors are colors that fall on opposite sides of the color wheel and cancel each other out when used together. For example, if you have a red pimple, use a green concealer tone down the redness.
1. Start with a clean, moisturized face. Make sure your skin is really hydrated before applying thick makeup so the product doesn't settle in your fine lines and creases.
2. Use complementary concealers to correct an uneven skin tone. Use an orange shade to combat bluish under-eye circles and green concealer to cancel outsome of the redness on her cheeks.
3. Apply your foundation and concealer on top. Use foundation and concealer that match your skin tone this time. Apply your foundation all over in a patting motion to evenly distribute the product without removing the colored concealer underneath. Finish by applying your concealer in the shape of an upside-down triangle underneath your eyes to brighten the area.
4. Finish with your normal makeup routine.
I still don't understand o@ tolani
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