Mineral Concealer Papaya

Papaya is a peach loose powder concealer for bluish shadows and dark circles. Its warm shade helps visually balance discolouration, particularly on light to medium skin tones. Apply a thin layer and follow with matching foundation or skin-toned concealer.

Choose Papaya when your dark circles look mainly bluish. Its peach shade is intended for colour correction, rather than automatically replacing your skin tone. Keep the layer under your eyes thin.

Work with a small amount of loose powder. This lets you adjust coverage in each area and blend the edges easily.

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INCI: Mica, CI77891, CI77492

1. Tap a little powder into the lid and pick it up with a small concealer brush.

2. Tap off the excess and dab only onto the discolouration you want to correct.

3. Blend the edges and follow with foundation or a skin-toned concealer that matches your skin.

4. Start with one thin layer. Add more only if the discolouration is still visible.

Which dark circles does Papaya correct?

Papaya is mainly intended for bluish shadows. Dark circles can have different colours; assess the discolouration in daylight.

How does Papaya differ from Rose?

Papaya has a warm peach shade for bluish discolouration. Rose has a pink shade for subtly brightening shadowed areas.

Why is a peach tint still visible?

Use less powder, blend the edges and add a thin layer of matching foundation or skin-toned concealer.

Do I apply Papaya all over my face?

No, apply it precisely to bluish discolouration. Use foundation for an even base across the face.

Can I use it under my eyes?

Yes, use a small amount on the darker areas. Work in thin layers and avoid applying a thick layer across the whole area.

How do I avoid a thick layer?

Start with a small amount, dab precisely and blend the edges. Check the coverage before adding another thin layer.