Concealer application depends on your goals, but generally, you should apply it to areas needing coverage, such as blemishes or dark circles. Strategically placing concealer can also enhance your features.
Key Concealer Application Areas:
- Under-eye area: To brighten dark circles and reduce the appearance of puffiness. Apply a small amount in a triangle shape, extending slightly beyond the dark circle and towards your temples.
- Blemishes and spots: Dab concealer directly onto blemishes or pimples to camouflage redness and imperfections.
- Sides of the nose: To minimize the appearance of redness or uneven skin tone. Apply thin stripes down the sides.
- Below the cheekbones: Applying concealer here can help contour and define your cheekbones. Blend well for a natural look.
- Temples: Concealer can be applied to temples to even out skin tone and brightness.
- Along the jawline: To create a more defined jawline and minimize shadowing.
Remember to always blend your concealer thoroughly using a makeup sponge or brush for a seamless, natural finish.
This technique of applying stripes of concealer down the sides of your nose, below your cheekbones, on your temples, and along your jawline, then blending, is a great method to achieve even skin tone and highlight features.
