How to use concealer to cover dull dark circles and blemishes without clumping

I found that if I applied a thick layer of concealer to cover blemishes or dark circles, it would clump and look messier over time. I’ve put together some tips for achieving a natural look while increasing coverage.

1. Tone correction first: For bluish dark circles, apply a thin layer of apricot (peach) tone concealer rather than a light beige tone to neutralize them brightly without a grayish tint.

2. Apply thinly with a brush: Do not dab directly with the tip; instead, dispense a small amount onto the back of your hand, load a flat concealer brush with it, and gently pat only the edges.

3. Powder Fixing: Lightly sweeping translucent powder with a small brush at the end keeps it looking neat and smudge-free until the afternoon.

Even if you reduce the amount of foundation and just use concealer for spot coverage, your skin looks much better!

I actually dispense the Drop Bee Conceal Pot 03 Salmon Beige onto the back of my hand first to slightly melt it with the warmth, and then apply it thinly with a brush!