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    Home » Baby Buzz » Style & Beauty

    Concealing dark circles

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    Written by: P&N January 29 2010
    Woman using concealer

    Your step-by-step guide to concealing those dark circles that are a new mom’s rite of passage.


    Step 1: Moisturize.

    Taking good care of your skin always makes it look better. (But beware of ingredient-laden eye creams, which aren’t always safe for expectant moms.)

    Step 2: Find your color.

    Choose a shade lighter than you would use to conceal blemishes, or one to two shades lighter than your foundation. If your dark circles are more color-specific, use this guide to find your match:
    • Purplish tint – Try a yellow concealer.
    • Brownish circles – Go for a mauve or tan tint.
    • Bluish skin – An orange-based shade is your best cover.

    Step 3: Conceal.

    Using a lightweight cream concealer, blend color over your circles using a concealer brush or your ring finger (it’s the weakest and least likely to damage sensitive skin).

    Step 4: Cover.

    Apply foundation or tinted moisturizers you normally would.

    Step 5: Finish.

    Just with a coat of light powder to make the coverage last longer.

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