Moisturizing Concealer Face Brightening Concealer Covering Acne Scar and Dark Circles Under The Eyes Concealer Pen Liquid Makeup

Dark circles read as tired. A red mark reads as a breakout that is still happening. Powder settles in both and makes them louder. This pen puts the cover where the problem is, and nowhere else.

The tip lays down liquid color straight onto the shadow under the eye or the spot on the cheek. No brush. No pot. Twist, dot, blend. The formula is moisturizing, so the under-eye does not crease into dry lines by noon, and a healing mark does not look chalky.

It brightens where the skin looks dull or gray, and it covers the color of a scar or a circle without a full face of foundation. Skin still looks like skin. The spot just stops being the first thing people see.

Before you buy

• It covers color. It does not flatten a raised scar or erase a dark circle for good.
• Match the shade to your neck, not to the darkest part of the circle. Too light looks gray.
• On a fresh, open pimple it can slip. Use it on a mark that is closed and calm.
• Moisturizing means it moves if you rub your eyes. Set the under-eye with a little powder if you need it through a long day.
• Build in thin layers. One thick stripe creases.
• Patch-test if your skin reacts to makeup around the eyes.

How to use

1. Moisturize and let it sink in.
2. Click the pen and dot under the eye, or straight on the mark.
3. Tap with a finger or sponge until the edge disappears.
4. Add a second thin layer only where color still shows.
5. Set with powder if you need it to last past midday.

Close

Circle quieter. Mark covered. Face brighter without a full base. If you are still explaining the spot, or looking tired when you are not, start here.