Apply Make up Concealer, Powder and Mineral Concealer
Make up Concealer helps to diminish blemishes on your skin, whether these are actual blemishes, dark spots, under eye circles, or age spots.
Choosing the right concealer for your skin is imperative—you should choose a concealer that is one shade lighter than your foundation
color, and for under your eyes a concealer that actually lifts the darkness…sometimes this means that your concealer will be warmer than your
natural skin tone. However, when applied to the area that needs correction it will actually make it all look even. A concealer that’ too light for
you will give you white marks under your eyes, and this is not desired.
Apply make up concealer after you have applied your foundation to keep from wearing the concealer off while applying foundation, and always use a
brush.
Use a fine tipped make up brush or special coverage concealer brush to apply your concealer on your blemishes and use a larger one for your
under eye, this way the concealer under your eyes will look very natural.
Dip your brush in the concealer and apply it to your blemish in small,
circular motions. This will help to blend the make up into your foundation. As with applying foundation, blending is the key. Use your make up
brush to blend the concealer into your skin so that it covers the blemish but doesn’t appear to be lighter or darker than the rest of your face.
The mineral concealers from bare mineral are perfect choice for covering dark circles and skin imperfections such as brown and red spots, blemishes, broken capillaries and even small scars. They also come with added sun protection of SPF 15 and SPF 20 for best sun protection for face.
How to properly apply powder
You should choose a light, sheer, translucent foundation powder to put the finishing touches on your foundation and concealer. The powder will set your
foundation and concealer, help to keep the concealer from cracking and will smooth out your complexion with an overall sheen.
Whether you are using compressed or loose powder, it’s best to apply powder foundation with a large make up brush. Get some powder onto your
brush and lightly dust your face.
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