How do you make your concealer not flaky?

To fix cakey under eye concealer, use a damp makeup sponge to add some hydration to the eye area. Dab the sponge gently over your concealer and let it absorb all the excess product. You can also spray the sponge with a hydrating mist to add some moisture to the skin.

Should you let concealer sit before blending?

To “bake your makeup” means to let your concealer sit on your face for 10 to 20 minutes before blending it, so that your own body heat enables the makeup to melt into your skin and cause it to change color and texture. This allows for the concealer to be blended more easily for a flawless coverage.

Why does my concealer look white?

However, sometimes the concealer can make the skin look grey and ashy. The main reason why this happens is that your concealer is too light for your skin tone. If you have dark circles or an uneven skin tone, then it’s best to stick with a formula that’s a shade lighter than your skin to brighten up the under eyes.

Why does my concealer look flaky?

1. DRY UNDER-EYES. Applying concealer onto parched skin can be a recipe for disaster, drier formulas will cling to flakes and leave under-eyes looking as rough as sandpaper. It’s like a big drink of water for the skin and will help to soothe any dry patches instantly, allowing your make-up to sit better on the skin.

Should I let my concealer dry?

The trick is to wait until the foundation dries and thickens a bit (it will eventually reach the consistency of concealer) before trying to blend it. If you blend it too soon, the foundation will look too sheer and rub off, leaving you with some not-so-concealed spots.

How do you make your concealer not look ashy?

We usually prefer to apply fewer layers of products on the eye area, but if you’re still getting an ashy look, you can try color correcting. Use a color corrector underneath your concealer to help to hide the skin’s discoloration. Peach, salmon, or orange color correctors work the best to hide dark circles.