Concealer

Foundation evens the skin tone over a larger part of your face. Concealer adds local coverage, for example over dark circles or a spot. You can combine them, but you can also use concealer on its own.

Skin Fix is a powder concealer in skin tones for targeted coverage. Mineral colour correctors help visually neutralise specific discolouration or brighten shadowed areas. Cover Up is a liquid concealer for those who enjoy a creamy texture.

For spots, choose a shade as close as possible to your own skin tone. Compare it in daylight on the area where you want to use it. For colour correction, also consider the undertone of the discolouration: green for redness, peach for bluish shadows. If unsure, ask for personal shade advice.

It depends on the colour of the circles and your skin tone. Papaya can soften the appearance of bluish shadows; Rose gently brightens shadowed areas. You can then add a matching skin-toned concealer. If your under-eye skin feels dry, Cover Up's liquid texture may feel comfortable. Use small amounts.

Pat a small amount of Foliage only onto the red area. Blend the edges, then apply a thin layer of foundation or skin-toned concealer. Use enough to soften the appearance of redness without leaving visible green.

With liquid foundation, skin-toned concealer usually goes on afterwards so you can see where coverage is still needed. When combining liquid concealer with powder foundation, apply it before the powder layer. Colour correctors generally go before foundation; powder concealer can be used locally under or over powder foundation.

Let your skincare absorb. For powder concealer, pick up a small amount with a small brush and pat it onto the area. Blend liquid concealer with a finger, sponge or suitable brush. Soften the edges and build coverage in thin layers.

Prepare your skin with skincare and let it absorb, then use very little concealer. Add coverage only where needed. If product collects in a line, gently pat it smooth. Use a tiny amount of powder if desired; too much can emphasise dry areas. No formula can guarantee it will never settle into a line.

Yes. Choose a shade that matches your skin, apply it only where you want coverage and blend the edges. This adds local coverage while letting the rest of your skin show.

Choose a texture that feels comfortable and check the full ingredient list for the specific product. A creamy liquid texture can feel comfortable on dry areas; powder can also work when used sparingly. If you have a known sensitivity or allergy, check the ingredients and try a small amount first. Mineral makeup can also cause a reaction.