Concealer

A concealer is a cosmetic product intended to camouflage pimples, minor skin imperfections such as rosacea, pigment spots and dark circles.

Concealer is a versatile makeup product used to hide or camouflage skin imperfections. It is typically thicker in consistency than foundation and provides more coverage on specific problem areas. Concealer is often used to cover up dark circles under the eyes, blemishes, redness, and pigmentation, leaving the skin looking even and radiant.

Concealer’s origins date back to the 1920s, when it first became popular in the world of theater and film. Actors would wear thick makeup to make their skin look flawless under the bright stage lights. In 1954, cosmetic pioneer Max Factor introduced the first commercial concealer, called “Erace.” Since then, it has become an essential part of many people’s daily makeup routines.

There are different types of concealers available, such as liquid, cream, and stick formulas. Which one you choose depends on your skin type and the coverage you want. Liquid concealer is ideal for dry or sensitive skin, while cream and stick concealers are more suitable for normal to oily skin.

To apply concealer, it is important to first create a good base with a moisturizing cream and possibly a primer. Then, apply the concealer to problem areas with a small brush, sponge or even with your fingers. Gently tap the concealer into the skin and work the product well for a natural result. Finally, you can set the concealer with a light powder to ensure it stays in place all day.

If you would rather come by for extensive advice, you can always make an appointment to have make-up applied by one of our specialists!