Color Corrector

Using a foundation, a BB-cream, or concealer only can be insufficient to give your face a flawless look. You can get a color corrector to achieve more coverage and enhance your skin tone. It helps deal with concerns like redness, under-eye circles, and discoloration.

Achieve an ideal skin tone 

Creating an ideal complexion is important for any makeup. There are several types available on the market, each designed to address specific needs. The most common types offered by makeup brands include:

• Green products are developed to neutralize red tones. They work by canceling them out and leaving a more even complexion. Opt for them to cover blemishes, irritated areas, rosacea, or couperosis.
• Purple or lavender ones are used to make dull skin brighter. They are particularly effective at correcting yellow undertones, making the complexion more radiant. They will work well with age-related changes. 
• A peachy or orange color corrector is ideal for concealing dark circles under the eyes. They neutralize blue and purple tones, making the under-eye area seem brighter and more awake.
• Yellow shades are great for correcting purple or blue undertones like capillaries or couperosis. You can also use them to deal with mild redness.
• Pink products are most suitable for covering blue undertones. They are particularly effective at correcting under-eye circles. As a rule, they have a glowy effect that gives an even fresher and more rested look.

When you want to work on several problems at once, you can get a color corrector palette with several shades in it. This is a must not only in the arsenal of beauty artists but also in the toiletry bag of ordinary people. 

Selecting a perfect color corrector 

Cosmetics brands offer a wide range of items to enhance tone and deal with imperfections. These are our suggestions for choosing the right product and using it like a pro. 

Pay attention to your skin type. These textures are usually thick and pigmented, so they aren’t a good match for oily or combination skin types. You have to find a formula that is non-comedogenic and feels comfortable. 

Prepping with a cream or moisturizing serum is an essential step. Since this thing is applied underneath the tonal product, you need to ensure it isn’t cakey or dry. For example, a liquid formula may work best for under-eye circles, while a creamy one may work for dark areas on the face. 

Make sure it combines well with other cosmetics, such as foundation, powder, and under-eye concealer. For instance, if you use a BB-cream or a tinted moisturizer on a daily basis, they may not have enough coverage to layer them upon the color corrector.

Experiment with different shades to find one close to your complexion and undertone. They can be warm (sandy or golden), cool (pinky or blue), or neutral (a combination of both warm and cool)

Buy a color corrector or a palette of them from different brands’ offers on MAKEUP online store. Search filters and detailed product descriptions will help you narrow down your options. Our website also provides convenient delivery within the United States.