How to reduce the appearance of dark circles, blemishes and pigmentation for a flawless even looking base
Step 1: Apply Peachy Sleep Concealer to Dark Circles Focus on the corners of your eyes where dark circles are prominent. Apply sparingly to the outer corner to avoid creasing.
Step 2: Patting with Fingers Use your fingers to pat the concealer gently onto the dark circle areas, resembling an eye cream application. Focus on the corners and the outer eye, avoiding areas prone to creasing.
Step 3: Brighten the Eyes Extend the concealer slightly up in the corner to brighten the eyes, forming a 'C' shape. Pat the concealer to maintain pigment intensity and precise application.
Step 4: Blend Seamlessly Blend the concealer seamlessly using clean fingers. Avoid leaving a visible ring of concealer, ensuring it seamlessly merges with your foundation.
Step 5: Extend to Temples Blend the concealer outwards onto the temples, creating a natural transition. This lighter area helps create the illusion of plumper and healthier skin.
Step 6: Conceal Crinkly Areas Focus on the tear ducts and outer eyes, blending the concealer onto crinkly areas. This step helps to prevent a noticeable seam between the concealer and the foundation.
Step 7: Optional High-Definition Miracle Blur If you experience creasing with a larger amount of concealer, use a larger brush to sweep a small amount of high-definition miracle blur. Warm it with your fingers to reposition and blend.
Step 8: Selecting Face Concealer Choose a concealer that matches your skin tone for blemishes. For facial blemishes, use shades like medium olive, medium tan, or light, depending on your skin tone.
Step 9: Apply Concealer to Red and Veiny Areas Apply concealer around the crease of your nose and in the corner of your nostrils if you experience redness or veins. Ensure the concealer matches your foundation to avoid emphasizing pores.
Step 10: Conceal Blemishes with Caution Use concealer sparingly on blemishes, focusing on matching your foundation colour. Avoid using too much, especially on dry or flaky skin, as it may draw attention to the blemish.
Step 11: Hydrate and Cover Prioritize hydrating the skin to address dryness. Cover blemishes adequately but avoid excess concealer to prevent emphasizing dry skin.
Step 12: Choose Concealer Based on Concerns Consider your specific concerns when choosing a concealer. For under-eye brightening, Peachy Sleep is suitable, while other shades are recommended for different skin issues.
Note: Consider sampling different concealers to find the one that best suits your needs.
