 
With a freshly prepared face in step one, you are
now ready to conceal any spots or discolorations you would like
to hide. Most cosmetologists recommend creamy or stick concealers
used under foundation. The proper approach: dot on and
“stipple” (blot and blend) gently with a dry wedge sponge
or clean finger for seamless coverage. You can also dot some concealer
over foundation, before powder, for added coverage.
Choosing the right color is important. Without
the right color, you may highlight rather than conceal your trouble
spots. So ask for samples or attend a local LGFB
group program for expert attention. A well-chosen concealer
works wonders.
Generally, the color should match your skin tone.
However, a slightly lighter color is often suggested to
cover dark patches, such as under-eye circles. There are also color-correcting
concealers in green (to offset redness) or yellow (to downplay bluish
discolorations). For birthmarks and scars, thicker, more opaque
concealers are available. Be sure to check with your doctor before
using any of these items on treated or healing areas.
Welcome
| Skin
Care | Concealer
| Base/Powder
| Blush
| Brows
| Shadow/Liner
| Mascara
| Lipstick/Liner
| Nails
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