Glo Skin Beauty Luminous Brightening Concealer - Toffee

A liquid concealer with an applicator that covers dark circles and blemishes while simultaneously restoring light to areas where your skin looks dull.

Why it works

Most concealers only provide coverage. That is exactly why you often still look tired under your eyes: you have added a flat, dull layer. This formula contains diamond powder, which diffuses light instead of reflecting it back flatly. This restores softness to the area where you apply it and makes the appearance of hollowness disappear.

The coverage is light to medium and remains flexible: it does not settle into the fine lines under your eyes. Furthermore, it contains mineral pigments for color and an antioxidant complex with vitamins C and E.

For whom

For dark circles, a dull area around the nose, blemishes you want to soften, and angles of your face you want to brighten. For all skin types.

Also great if you don't wear foundation: a little bit where needed, nothing else, and you already look more rested.

How to use it

Apply it directly with the applicator and blend with a brush or your ring finger, using patting motions. If you want to correct, apply it under your foundation. If you are touching up a blemish, apply it over the top.

For extra light: a stroke on your cheekbones, your brow bone, and the bridge of your nose, and gently pat it out.

About this shade

Toffee is the deepest shade in the range, with a neutral undertone.

My advice

The mistake I see most often under the eyes: too much product, applied too low. Place it in a small triangle high against your lower lash line and pat it downwards, instead of drawing a thick half-moon over your entire cheek. This way, it won't settle into lines by midday.

And another thing: a concealer half a shade lighter than your foundation works beautifully, a full shade lighter usually does not. Then you get a light pair of glasses instead of rested eyes.

Are you unsure about your shade? Feel free to send me a message, and we can check it together.