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MAConfused about Color Correctors vs Concealers?⬇️
I get these questions all the time:
How do I know if I need a corrector?
What is a corrector?
How do I use a corrector?
What’s the difference between a corrector and a concealer?
Basically, a color corrector is meant to help neutralize pigment. So if you have certain areas on your skin that are different than your normal skintone—under eye pigment, melasma, sunspots, redness, etc.— a corrector will help bring those areas back to neutral so that your concealer won’t have to work as hard.
One telltale sign if you could benefit from a corrector is covering dark circles—If you find that when you put your concealer on that the area looks gray, that means that the pigment is pushing through your concealer. Rather than layering on thick concealer, adding just a little corrector underneath will make a big difference and you won’t need as much concealer to cover.
👉🏻For links to my favorite characters and concealers, type LINKS into the comments below!
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