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What are you "CONCEALING?"

We normally think of "concealer" as a product to cover blemishes or facial imperfections, as well as dark circles under the eyes, but concealer can also be used to highlight certain areas of the face, especially using lighter colors and textures. 

Concealers with thicker consistencies are best for covering problem areas such as dark circles under the eyes or extreme redness on cheeks or noses.

Concealers with a lighter or thinner consistency are better for minimal coverage and for highlighting areas of the face that you want to accent.


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