The Ultimate Guide to Color Correcting Makeup
Whether you’re a makeup maven or just starting your journey into the world of beauty, you’ll want to take advantage of the transformative power of color correction. Color correcting makeup is the secret to saying “so long” to the unwanted redness, dark circles, and skin discoloration that we all experience.
Let’s get better acquainted with your newest makeup must-have with this exclusive guide to mastering the art of color correcting makeup, brought to you by the babes at Moody Sisters!
Understanding how color correcting makeup works
Color correcting makeup uses different colored concealers to neutralize specific skin concerns. Each color targets a different issue, like green for redness. When applied before your foundation, these color correctors help even skin tone and balance your complexion.
Understanding how color correcting makeup works can be a game-changer for helping you achieve flawless-looking skin with minimal effort.
What is color correcting makeup used for?
Color correcting makeup is a versatile tool in your makeup kit and can be applied alone or layered under foundation for a seamless finish. Whether trying to target redness, dark circles, age spots, or sallow looking skin, color correcting makeup can help you achieve a smooth and radiant complexion.
Choosing the right color corrector for your skin concerns
When it comes to finding the right color corrector for your skin concerns, consider factors like your skin type, the specific issues you want to address, and the undertones of your skin. By selecting the appropriate color corrector, you can effectively neutralize discoloration and achieve picture-perfect makeup every time you apply.
Let’s dive into the different shades of color correctors and the various skin imperfections they each address.
Color corrector for redness
Trying to tone down the redness in your complexion? Green color correcting makeup comes in clutch when it comes to combating redness by offsetting any rosy undertones you may have. Whether the result of rosacea, acne, or just general redness, a green color corrector can work wonders in evening out your complexion. With the right green color corrector in your beauty arsenal, you can say goodbye to unwanted redness and hello to a more balanced and radiant complexion.
Color corrector for dark circles
Say goodbye to tired-looking eyes and hello to a bright, fresh-faced appearance with yellow or peach color correcting makeup. Whether you have chronic dark undereye circles or just need a little extra help after a late night, using a yellow or peach shade of color corrector can make a world of difference.
Color corrector for discoloration
If you’re dealing with dark circles, acne scars, or general skin discoloration, color correctors can aid in evening out the tone and texture of your complexion. Redness caused by acne inflammation or rosacea is best balanced with green color correcting makeup, while yellow works well for dark patches, sun spots, or dark, tired under-eyes.
Best color correcting makeup
Moody Sisters’ Tinted Primer Color Corrector is a 3-in-1 primer, tinted moisturizer, and color corrector available in Mint, Mauve, and Yellow. In addition to counterbalancing your peskiest skin concerns, this handy product provides lightweight hydration and fills in any fine lines so your makeup applies effortlessly.
How to apply color correcting makeup like a pro
To ensure your color corrector works most effectively start with a clean and moisturized face. A little goes a long way when applying color correcting makeup, so you’ll want to apply sparingly and build as necessary.
You can use a small precision brush, makeup sponge, or even your fingertips to apply color corrector where needed. Blend out evenly until you’ve achieved the desired coverage, then continue with your makeup routine as you typically would.
If you follow these tips when working color corrector into your routine, we’re confident you’ll love the way this magic wand makeup product neutralizes skin imperfections and highlights your natural beauty.