Here’s something to consider when you’re selecting concealers.

• Form: The most common forms of concealer are stick and liquid. A stick concealer comes in a solid formula that provides complete coverage. Liquid concealers offer less coverage but are easier to apply and blend into your skin.
• Benefits: What kind of imperfection do you want to conceal? Once you decide, you can choose a concealer that’s targeted to your skin concern. Yellow-toned concealers can hide a variety of skin problems such as brown spots, scars, pimples and under-eye circles. Correctors like Cover Stick Corrector Concealer (in Green) can target redness, while Instant Age Rewind Dark Circle Concealer specifically address dark circles. Blemish treatment concealers like Pure.Concealer have acne-fighting ingredients such as salicylic acid to cover and treat breakouts in one simple step.

Concealer should match your skin tone or be slightly lighter. Use the Easy Shade Finder in stores so you can pick the closest shade. Test concealer on your jaw line to see how it works with your complexion. Your perfect shade should disappear into your skin. If you can’t find a match, try blending two shades of concealer to get to the exact shade you need to go under cover. Use concealer after foundation to prevent it from rubbing off. If you don’t wear foundation, apply concealer before you apply blush and powder so you can prepare your skin with perfection. Then follow these easy steps.