Beauty

[BklynMaria02]

hi beauties Please help. It seems that all concealer that I use settles into my fine lines. Laura GELLER mentioned that SPACKLE under the eyes should help. I use It cosmetics bye bye concealer. It settles into my lines please help. Thanks.

[Mistreatedbycs]

Think of your skin like the wall in your living room, if you have uneven surface on the wall, the paint will show this, so that's why any type of primer would help, it will create a smooth surface for the product to glide over.

[author]

The It concealer settles in lines for me too. I use an eye cream or gel eye cream and the soft brush that comes with it to really buff it out and it does last all day, but still, wish they wouldn't say it doesn't settle in lines or crease. It does. I think it is just the way it is for concealers in the undereye area.

[Katluvr58]

I found that the eye spackle works well under my eyes even though it does not say you can use it there (which I've been told before). I just find that it covers the under eye well and even spots on your face before putting on concealer. The peach colored LG stick one is a bit lighter than her original in the jar.

[Fressa]

I have had good luck with Bobbi Brown's correct, conceal system. I also use Mally's concealing system as well. I have very dry, sensitive skin with a ton of allergies so I always have issues. Dark circles, puffiness, etc. so after trying so many products I finally found these two that work for me. If I had to pick one it would be the BB because it goes on lighter. Either system you can layer but I have to be careful with my puffy eyes with the layering feature. If I layer too much it seems to emphasize the problem. Both of them last all day and thru the evening which I like and do not run or streak. Depending on the day either can be applied with the brush or a sponge.

[dsw503]

After trying lots of $ and $$$ brands, I finally found Bobbi Brown's concealer/color corrector to be a great solution. They are separate products and using them over eye cream works for me. Once they are on, I pat them in and that seems to minimize the "settling" into lines. It has occurred to me that my vision might be bad enough that I don't see the settling, but these products do seem to take care of what I need!