Use after base makeup, before setting powder
Apply concealer after your foundation or cushion, but before you set with powder. This is the step where you target areas that foundation alone can't fully cover, like dark circles or spots. Once you've applied your concealer, lightly dust on powder to lock everything in place for long-lasting, transfer-resistant wear.
Tap and press for seamless adherence
Dot a small amount onto the area you want to cover, then gently tap it in with your fingertip or a sponge. The creamy texture can clump if you apply too much at once, so the key to a natural finish is building thin layers gradually. For dark circles, apply in a triangular shape under the eye, then softly blend the edges to brighten the entire under-eye area.
Choose your shade based on your concern
- If dark circles are your main concern, the pink base of cl1. Apricot helps neutralize shadowy tones
- For fair skin around shade 19 or a highlighting effect, try cl4. Porcelain under the eyes and along the bridge of the nose
- For skin tones 21–23, choose from cl2. Light, cl3. Natural, or cl5. Neutral Beige depending on your base undertone
Pairing with foundation for a flawless match
Match your concealer to a foundation with a similar base tone for seamless blending. Yellow-based concealers (cl3, cl5) pair beautifully with yellow-toned foundations, while pink-based concealers (cl1, cl2) work best with pink-toned foundations. For spots, choose a shade slightly darker than your foundation to cover without lifting or caking.
Hygienic use and storage
Wash your hands or use a clean tool before application to keep the product fresh. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and use within 36 months of manufacture after opening. When cleansing, be sure to remove thoroughly with a dedicated makeup remover designed for base products.