No matter what your issue may be, whether you are not getting enough coverage or your concealer smears by the end of the day, here are some helpful tips from my makeup artist San Antonio experience:
•If you are having trouble covering under eye puffiness with your concealer, then make sure to set it in place with a translucent powder. This will help to prevent the oils in the concealer from creasing on your skin if you have fine lines or puffy eyes for a smoother finish.
• If you have very light skin and are hoping to cover veins underneath your eyes, it is best to try a light weight product that won’t cake or look obvious. Make sure to touch up your concealer throughout the day for the ultimate coverage.
• If you have photos coming up, use a color corrector instead of a concealer for blemishes and under eye circles. Top with foundation and a translucent powder to look your best in pictures!

First, don’t use any old concealer on dark under eye circles. Use a concealer shade that is yellow-based one shade lighter than your regular foundation to neutralize dark under eye circles.
If you are looking to have a flawless finish to your face makeup, that it is important that you know how to apply your concealer! Here are some easy methods from my
If you have an important event coming up, especially your wedding day, then odds are, you may break out because of the stress. To dry out that blemish easily and look as flawless as ever, you can mix lemon juice (using half a lemon) with a packet of dry yeast. Apply the mixture directly to your blemish for up to five minutes, and it will dry it out well.
One of the best ways to take care of dark circles that make you look as if you haven’t slept in weeks is to use concealer on the inner half of the under eye area. Blend this well, and then use an illuminating and highlighting product on the outer half of the under eye area. It’s best to use a color corrector if you have very dark under eye circles, and then you can use an illuminating tinted moisturizing product for the outer half of the under eye circles.