How to choose concealer shade for under eyes?

The trick is to go for a concealer one or two shades lighter than your foundation. That brightens the under-eye area without making it look chalky.

I always test in natural daylight. Store lights can trick you. Dab a bit under your eyes and check in sunlight. That’s the real test.

I recommend matching undertones too. Warm undertone? Pick yellow-based concealer. Cool undertone? Choose pinkish. Neutral undertone? Beige works best.

If your under-eye circles are bluish, use a peach or orange corrector first, then apply concealer. It cancels out the darkness better.

Pro tip: Blend with a damp beauty sponge. Even if the shade is slightly off, blending makes it look natural. Setting with a bit of loose powder helps prevent creasing.