A concealer is a highly pigmented, high-coverage cosmetic, typically in cream, liquid, or stick form, specifically designed for spot correction of facial imperfections.

Main Functions: Used to conceal or minimize various skin imperfections, evening out skin tone, including:

Dark circles

Acne scars, blemishes

Redness, broken capillaries

Characteristics: The texture is thicker and the color is more concentrated than foundation, providing greater coverage.

Color Selection: The color should be chosen based on the type of imperfection being concealed. For example, use an orange tone to conceal bluish dark circles, and a green tone to correct redness.

In short, concealer is a makeup product used for targeted, high-intensity coverage of facial imperfections to create a flawless complexion.

Timing: Usually applied after foundation (for acne scars and blemishes) or before foundation (for large areas of redness or color correction).

Amount: Take a small amount of concealer and dab it onto a small brush or fingertip.

Application: Apply the concealer precisely to the affected areas (such as under dark circles or in the center of acne scars). Do not apply over large areas.

Blending: Use your ring finger or a small beauty blender to gently pat or tap the concealer to blend it naturally with the surrounding skin tone. Avoid rubbing or smearing.

Setting: Lightly press a small amount of loose powder onto the concealed area to help it last longer and prevent fading.