Wayne Goss's video: QUICK TIP BULLET PROOF CONCEALER

A quick little tip for applying BULLET PROOF CONCEALER! A little time consuming (!!!!) but maybe for a night out or somewhere special?! Concealer is a type of cosmetic product that is used to cover up blemishes, dark circles, and other imperfections on the skin. It is typically applied after foundation and before powder to create a smooth and even complexion. Concealers come in various forms, including liquid, cream, stick, and powder, and are available in different shades to match different skin tones. They are often used to hide acne, scars, redness, and under-eye circles, providing a more flawless appearance. Some concealers also have additional skincare benefits, such as moisturizing or anti-aging properties. To use concealer effectively, follow these steps: 1. Choose the right shade: Select a concealer shade that matches your skin tone or is one shade lighter. This will help to effectively cover any blemishes or dark spots. 2. Prep your skin: Start with a clean and moisturized face. Apply your regular skincare routine, including a primer if desired, to create a smooth canvas for the concealer. 3. Apply foundation (optional): If you use foundation, apply it before concealer. This will help even out your skin tone and reduce the amount of concealer needed. 4. Dot or swipe: Using a small brush, your finger, or the applicator wand, apply small dots or swipes of concealer directly onto the areas you want to cover. Common areas include under-eye circles, blemishes, redness, or dark spots. 5. Blend it in: Gently blend the concealer into your skin using a brush, sponge, or your fingertips. Pat or dab the product instead of rubbing it to ensure a seamless finish. Blend the edges well to avoid any visible lines. 6. Set with powder: To make your concealer last longer and prevent creasing, set it with a translucent or setting powder. Use a fluffy brush to lightly dust the powder over the concealed areas. 7. Touch-ups: If needed, you can apply another layer of concealer or foundation to build coverage. However, be careful not to apply too much product, as it can look cakey or settle into fine lines. Remember, practice makes perfect, so experiment with different techniques and products to find what works best for you.