No Crease Concealer Hack: Fingertip Application
Cosmetics · Tutorial
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A makeup tutorial demonstrating a technique for applying concealer under the eyes without creasing. The creator uses an eye cream for skin prep and then applies concealer to the under-eye area using a fingertip, emphasizing blending with the ring finger. The video showcases the application process and the final look.
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time for another quickie makeup lesson. I've been dying to do this video for a while now. And I'm finally getting around to it. So this is going to be my no crease concealer hack. All right, first of all, I'm going to take off what I have underneath my eyes so you can see how good this actually works. How well this actually works. So you can see I've redid my under-eye. I'm going to put a little bit of eye cream on first. Skin prep is everything, even if you're just doing concealer. Okay, I'm using the new RMS concealer. It's the RMS Hydro Concealer and Corrector. It is amazing. Now, even though they have this incredible brush on the end, which I love, we're not using this. This is why. If you're over a certain age, the last thing you want is a ton of concealer under your eyes. So this is what you're going to do. You're going to put it on the back of your hand. You're going to take your ring finger. It's the weakest finger on your hand. No offense to my ladies out there. You're going to make a fingerprint. One fingerprint goes here. One fingerprint goes here. We're not doing giant triangles anymore. We're not doing three dots. We're doing a fingerprint. Okay? And here's the important part. You're going to let that sit there for a minute. You're going to resist the urge to blend. You're going to do your eyebrows, do your bronzer, do your lips, do one other thing first. Let that sit there. Let it do its magic. Then, once it's had a chance to sit there for a second, you're going to take that ring finger again. And you are going to marry those two fingerprints right in the center and then out the edges. Same thing, other side. Use that ring finger. And then you're going to tap it in. I like using my fingers. It just makes it like a second skin. And then you're going to tap out the edges. Now, if you want to powder over that, you can. I like using my fingers. It just makes it like a second skin. And then you're going to tap out the edges. And that's it. No creasing. You're also going to use about a tenth of the product, so it's going to last you a lot longer. Now, if you want to powder over that, you can. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Thanks so much for watching.
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