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- 2 weeks
Lighter or the same shade as foundation?
I usually have 2N in the winter and 3N in the summer. Now comes a bit of a silly question 🙈 Do you usually use a shade lighter for concealer than for foundation - So 2N for concealer to 3N for foundation now for summer, or should you use the same shade for both?Translated from swedish
18 views- Customer service at Lyko2 weeksHey Marie! Oh, it definitely depends on how you want it 😍 If you have a perfectly matching concealer, it can help cover redness, pimples, or similar! If you choose a lighter one, it will obviously brighten the eye area, and some experience a more awake impression! But maybe stick to one shade lighter, as it can easily become a bit too much otherwise 😄 Hope you feel a bit wiser in your choice, good luck! 🌞
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Great concelear for aging skin
Hard to believe for a stick concelear, but this is great for dry and aging under eye skin. It is better than Estee Lauder and has better coverage of dark circles than Guerlain.31 viewsto leave a comment - 1 years13 viewsto leave a comment
Laura MercierSecret Camouflage Brighten & Correct Duo Concealer 2N
Lauras iconic Secret Camouflage, now simplified. A two-in-one, all-over face and under-eye concealer duo effortlessly blurs imperfections and brightens under the eyes. Two high-pigment good-for-skin formulas, infused with Brightening Pearls to brighten the delicate eye area and Lotus Flower Extract to calm skin, give you creamy concealing power--anytime, anywhere. Available in 16 perfectly paired shades.
Use:
Effortlessly re-touch skin in two simple steps, for a naturally flawless complexion. Step 1: CorrectCamouflage for Complexion. Apply directly to blemishes, dark spots and other imperfections. Pat in gently with fingertips. Use alone or over foundation. Step 2: BrightenConcealer for Under-Eye Gently glide under eye from the inner corner, moving outward. Pat with fingertips to blend.
- Category:Concealer
- Article number:3709-116-0006