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Peach is my most used color-correcting shade,” says Hart. “It’s perfect to balance blue/purple darkness under the eye area.” How to Use Purple and Blue Color Correctors Yellow neutralizes purple and blue tones commonly found in the undereye area of those with lighter skin tones. It creates a noticeable difference in covering dark circles and brightening the under-eye area compared to merely using concealer, reducing any “ashy” tones, according to the tester. Buildable coverage makes layering products for the perfect color match and natural finish seamless and convenient. While we love the hybrid formula, it can feel oily on some skin types — particularly if you have oily skin.

Essentially, a color corrector is similar to a primer in that it sits under makeup to prep the skin for more product. It neutralizes unwanted tones, like dark circles or redness, so that your concealer doesn't have to do as much work. Color correctors are a great step to add into your makeup routine if you are struggling with complexion concerns, such as dark under-eye circles, redness, dullness, or hyperpigmentation. “They provide that extra pop of brightness and coverage when used right before your normal concealer,” La Banco says. They also provide a good base for the rest of your makeup, hydrating your skin and illuminating your under-eyes. Orange, red and peach colors can help correct the blue and purple-ish hues that come from under-eye circles, as well as dark spots caused by aging or sun damage. Consider using an orange concealer for a blue bruise, whereas peach is great for covering less-pigmented blue spots. Lighter skin tones can use peach for covering hyperpigmentation, while deep skin tones may benefit from orange and red shades. Don’t use colors that you don’t need. Color correcting concealer is meant to be used only on blemishes that are strong in appearance. For smaller less noticeable blemishes, a regular concealer will do. We aim to feature the best of the best in the makeup world, and maybe that can include you! WRITE for us! Seropian has tried this palette and considers Correct & Perfect an incredible option for everyone. “It lasted a long time, and I loved the lavender powder inside the palette,” she says. Remember, lavender helps counteract the yellow or sallow appearance of the skin.

Whether you’re wondering how to colour correct dark circles or how to use a colour-correcting palette, here’s your go-to key for finding the right corrective shade.

Pink works well to even out dark circles under the eyes and dark patches of skin around the mouth. It also doubles as a handy highlighter for your cheeks. Orange corrector Green: Williamson says you’ll typically find green used in color-correcting primers. “They're used to balance redness in the skin,” she notes. “So [they're for] someone with fairer skin or a medium complexion that has a lot of redness or pinkness to the skin who wants to tone it down, so it matches the rest of their body." You can also sometimes find the color used in spot treatments, to cover redness from breakouts or other small, inflamed areas. Orange correctors are solely for the use of for a medium to dark-skinned tone beauties. It will neutralize your blue and purple dark circles to reveal a refined and refreshed complexion!When it comes to your face makeup, the color wheel can come in handy to ensure you have a perfectly even skin tone. We’re talking about color correcting! If you’re unfamiliar with this makeup technique, allow us to give you a refresh: Color correcting involves using makeup products to neutralize discoloration on your skin, including redness and dark circles, so you can have an even complexion. Here’s how to make sense of the color wheel's role in your face makeup routine.

We often use concealers or foundations for skin issues, but even with the fullest coverage concealer, issues can still peek through,” says Gabbay. “Color correction ensures a true neutralization before any other product is placed over top for the best coverage.”So why is Prisme Libre popular among Zoomers and millennials? Beyond color correcting, it combines the mattifying benefits of setting powder with the blurring power or finishing powder. Seropian is also a major fan and notes she keeps these color correctors in her kit. “[I] love this powder so very much! This product smells incredible and gives your skin the softest finish,” she says. Now you know the most common colours, let’s take a look at when – and importantly – how to apply colour correctors. What colour corrector for dark circles? Purple and blue concealers help neutralize yellow and orange hues, as well as correct dark spots and hyperpigmentation and help tone down overly orange skin. (Think about those times you might have gone overboard with self tanner.)“I use a blue color corrector if a foundation I have is too warm or yellow,” notes Hart. “Adding a drop of blue neutralizes and cools it down.” Try the Maybelline New York Master Camo Color Correcting Pen in Blue . Green counteracts redness, such as rosacea, and it should be applied to areas prone to redness, such as the cheeks, nose, and pimples. Our best overall recommendation is from stila, a brand known for its color correctors and beginner-friendly liquid eyeliners. This inclusive palette earned our top spot because it features every shade of creamy color corrector someone could possibly need.