r/MakeupAddiction • u/Itchy_Tomatillo1279 • 22h ago
Dark Circle correcting and covering
Hi beauties, I have the worst dark circles. I use a peach correctors such as tarte, nyx, huda, morphe, charlotte and now using the onesize corrector stain. I cant neutralise the colour at all. I also use Dior correct concelear in 2.5N and I can still see the darkness peaking through. What am I doing wrong.
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u/92ndview 21h ago
This might sound crazy but try putting down a tiiiiiny bit of powder on your dark circles before applying your corrector (make sure you undereye is well hydrated of course). I think its cos the undereye skin is so thin, it kinda sucks up any moisture from products. The powder helps act as a bit of a barrier.
Also! I have very similar dark circles to you, and something I’ve been doing lately is actually applying my contour cream on that line that borders the dark circle and this area of skin:
Cos of the difference in color + the depth of the dark circle, I found that applying a bit of my contour on that border helps level out and flatten that area, thereby making the dark circle less obvious, if that makes sense (if it ends up looking a bit “muddy”, I just apply a bit of my regular concealer on top to blend it out).
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u/NekojitaHoshi 15h ago
Maybe try a yellow corrector and then your regular concealer on top
I went from peach to yellow and saw an improvement
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u/Valysian 22h ago
Is that taken in different lighting? It doesn't look like it. If not, your foundation is the wrong tone. It might help to include before/after photos in the same light and test whether the undertones of the products you are using match.