Q1: Which under eye concealer is good for dark circles?

A concealer with enough coverage can help even out the appearance of dark circles. For more noticeable discolouration, a colour corrector followed by concealer may give a more balanced result.

Q2: Do I need a colour corrector under concealer?

Not always. If your dark circles are mild, concealer alone may be enough. A corrector is more useful when the under eye has stronger visible discolouration.

Q3: Should under eye concealer be lighter than foundation?

It can be slightly lighter for a brighter effect, but it does not have to be. A close complexion match usually looks more natural.

Q4: Why does my under eye concealer crease?

Too much product is one common reason. Dryness and excess powder can also make creasing more noticeable. Try using a thinner layer and setting it lightly.

Q5: Which concealer is better for dry under eyes?

A comfortable, blendable formula is generally easier to wear on dry under eyes. Good preparation also matters, so moisturise before makeup.

Q6: Can I use concealer without foundation?

Yes. Concealer can be applied just under the eyes and on areas that need extra coverage. You can leave the rest of your complexion bare.

Q7: Can I use under eye concealer in summer?

Yes. Keep the application light and avoid unnecessary layers. A small amount of powder can be used where the makeup tends to move.

Q8: How do I make under eye concealer look natural?

Use less product than you think you need. Place it where coverage is actually required, blend the edges well and avoid creating a thick layer across the entire under eye.