Concealer that doesn’t crease under eyes?

[Anonymous]

Huda beauty creaseless concealer is really amazing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trish McEvoy Retinol Eye Cream is a game changer for my mid-50s crepey under eye area.

Did it cause peeling and dry skin at any point?

[Anonymous]

Tarte Shape Tape.

[Anonymous]

beautyblender, good shades too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to set the concealer with powder to keep it from creasing. I like Laura Mercer Under Eye Illuminating Powder (I think that's the name). That should help.

Yes, this is what you need to do. Any translucent powder. I liked the Loreal brand best of those I have tried. Using ELF now, it is OK.

[Anonymous]

I use Nars and I love it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tarte Shape Tape.

OP here. I got a tiny Tarte Shape Tape at Ulta on a whim right after I started this thread. I didn’t change my routine otherwise- and yes, I was already using Laura Mercier powder to set- and I got no creases! I think creamy concealers and chubby pencils may have been too dry/thick for my skin.

Matching my skin tone was annoying and I’m wouldn’t want to try the shade with a flash photo until I’ve been in better light than morning on the darkest days of the year, but so far I 100% recommend Shape Tape. What a weird name, though!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to set the concealer with powder to keep it from creasing. I like Laura Mercer Under Eye Illuminating Powder (I think that's the name). That should help.

I am resurrecting this thread because I had the same concerns as OP. I’ve been using Chanteceille concealer and it always starts well blended and then settles into the creases. After reading this thread, I plan to try Tarte or Armani.

But doesn’t powder amplify wrinkles/creases on the skin? I’ve gradually changed over most of my makeup to creams because the powders (blush, for example) seem to visibly sit right in my face creases.

[Anonymous]

I mix Nars radiant concealer with Aveeno sensitive oat facial moisturizer and then apply sparingly with a brush. It’s stopped the creasing and I don’t use powder. Took a lot of trial and error of brands!

[Anonymous]

This is exactly why a good eyecream is so crucial. It will help fill in the lines and hydrate the skin, so that the concealor will settle on top. Also a satin finishing spray will help, and if you have a very long day of events, I find misting with Avene Thermal Water and then applying powder only where needed helps refresh everything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is exactly why a good eyecream is so crucial. It will help fill in the lines and hydrate the skin, so that the concealor will settle on top. Also a satin finishing spray will help, and if you have a very long day of events, I find misting with Avene Thermal Water and then applying powder only where needed helps refresh everything.

This makes sense but I only use eye cream at night because mine has retinol in it. What eye cream do you use?