Best undereye concealer for dark circles for 50+ woman

[Anonymous]

I use a color corrector--- Charlotte Tillbury. It works very well.

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Anonymous wrote:One tip - use a color corrector in addition to a concealer - it makes a big difference - Charlotte Tilbury, Sigma Beauty and MAC make good ones. My current favorite concealers are Estee Lauder, Haus Labs and Tower 28.

Would you mind explaining how the color corrector works? I purchased one from MAC online but it confuses me. Am I supposed to mix it with the concealer?

It goes on before the your concealer.

[Anonymous]

I just started Bare Minerals concealer. To me, I still see dark circles under my eyes. Ugh!

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I decided to cut bangs on a whim a couple of weeks ago—I like the hairstyle but it really draws focus to my eyes so thanks for this thread—I’m having to wear makeup more often than I did before.

[Anonymous]

cle de peau or Estée Lauder double wear stay in place

make sure you get matched properly

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Anonymous wrote:Nars liquid concealer with hourglass setting powder

that's two different products, right? How do you use them?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nars liquid concealer with hourglass setting powder

that's two different products, right? How do you use them?

Apply concealer and then press a small amount of setting powder under the eyes.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nars liquid concealer with hourglass setting powder

that's two different products, right? How do you use them?

Apply concealer and then press a small amount of setting powder under the eyes. [/quote]



But Hourglass is the brand of powder, not Nars, correct. I'm trying to find on amazon

[Anonymous]

Hourglass concealer is the best I’ve found. IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Undereye was good too but the shade range was limited the last time I tried it and I didn’t have a good match (it looks like they’ve added more shades though so might be worth a look!)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nars liquid concealer with hourglass setting powder

that's two different products, right? How do you use them?

Apply concealer and then press a small amount of setting powder under the eyes. [/quote]



But Hourglass is the brand of powder, not Nars, correct. I'm trying to find on amazon

Yes, Hourglass a brand of powder. Don't think it is on Amazon - can get at Sephora and Ulta. I actually prefer the Charlotte Tilbury powder.

https://www.sephora.com/product/airbrush-flawless-finish-setting-powder-P433526?country_switch=us&lang=en&skuId=2606085&om_mmc=ppc-GG_17791296877___2606085__9112979_c&country_switch=us&lang=en&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIs5mAxfPJhAMV5NsWBR00aQRfEAQYASABEgKAd_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

[Anonymous]

Cle de Peau. Worth every penny and it’s my “desert island” product I would take with me.

[Anonymous]

Armani concealer gives me the best coverage. And when my SIL suggested I check it out, I thought she was crazy to suggest a luxury brand. But the make up isn’t crazily marked up.

[Anonymous]

I use Nars radiant concealer. I make sure the under eye area is well moisturized. Then I mix a tiny dab of lotion and concealer together on my hand to warm, then apply sparingly with a brush and gently press it into my skin with a finger to blend.

[Anonymous]

Another Cle de Peau. It stays in place all day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I use Nars radiant concealer. I make sure the under eye area is well moisturized. Then I mix a tiny dab of lotion and concealer together on my hand to warm, then apply sparingly with a brush and gently press it into my skin with a finger to blend.

thank you for this