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If you ask us, under-eye concealer is a necessary evil.

Keep reading for your best under-eye glow-up yet.

Part of a woman’s face as she applies concealer under her eye

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“Hydration is key when it comes to applying concealer and makeup in general,” he tells us.

“Hyaluronic acid hydrates, caffeine reduces puffiness, and peptides help the skin become firmer.

Massaging it in until absorbed for its full benefits, including some boosted circulation.

“It is crucial to focus on hydrating formulas that protect the skins natural barrier.”

It’s best practice to test a few before committing to one.

“Medium-coverage concealers often provide a dewy finish but are likely to settle in lines.

A lightweight concealer, like a gel or liquid formula, keeps your face looking fresh and natural.”

Those with moremature skinmight want to add a little more hydration during this step.

“Apply concealer only where needed, like under the eyes and around the nose,” she continues.

“Use a thin layer that will blend easily into the skin.”

“To make the program process smoother, warm the concealer before applying it.

“I use powder as a last step in the concealing process,” says Quinn.

This process removes excess makeup and concealer delicately for a seamless finish.”

Quinn’s favorite isCharlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Flawless Finish Setting Powderin Natural.

“Start by using a setting or hydrating spray before applying powder.

The hydration helps the products lock in and stay on your skin longer,” she explains.

“Be careful to not overuse setting spray because it can cause the skin to look more textured.”

“Bring some touch-up spray or blotting paper in case the skin becomes too oily.

This will help maintain a shine-free look,” adds Pollara.