Does Your corrector makes you greyish? Try this!

Hey K’Fam 🤎

Do you struggle with greyish skin after applying your colour corrector ? Here’s why .

You’re using too much product :

• Just like eyeshadow and contour, you’ll want to add in color correcting products gradually rather than adding a large amount of product at once. “Use a little bit at a time while blending it out,” Strand advises. “Then slowly build up your coverage.” You’ll be surprised at how a little bit of product goes a long way.

You’re using the wrong shades for your skin tone :

• Color correcting is definitely not a one-size-fits-all type of technique. Different concealers shades have been designed to work properly on light, medium, tan, dark, and deep skin tones. If you have a tan, dark or deep skin tone, you’ll want to use a red instead of a peachy shade to cancel out dark circles and a yellow shade for masking redness and dark spots on lighter skin. Here’s me using green shades to cancel out my redness on my cheeks .

Colour being too bright for skin :

• here’s what i do to avoid my skin beigh greyish . I add on my concealer to makesure my colour blends in seamlessly into my skin . And you guys can definitely say that i look like I didn’t colour correct .

It's fun cause different colours corrects different pigmentations on our skins . Have fun testing each colours out !

Hope this tips helps you guys to have a more flawless base makeup

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