How To Cover Dark Circles

I had the pleasure to pick Jen Mathison's brain, another hair god, in Vancouver the other day.  Let me back up a little bit.  I was trained as a makeup artist and eventually learned to do hair in the bridal business.  Because I didn't go to a hair school for my hair training (I learned from many talented hair dressers over the years), I find it beneficial to sit with a hair dresser once in a while to really brush up on some basics and non-basics.  In our conversation, she talked about covering dark circles and it made me reflected on how for years I struggled to cover my own dark circles.  Lots of trial and error experimenting with different products.  Some products sucked Big time, some sucked less and it is still a journey.  I want to share with you what works for me for now.

The Tarte Creaseless concealer seems to be the best I find.  Again, it's different for everyone because some needs massive colour correcting.  For those that do not require major colour correcting, give this concealer a try.  

I actually bought two shades in Sephora that I knew it's either this or that shade.  Sometimes, you just have to take it home and try it first so I did.  Buying two saved me the dilemma and I can be absolutely sure which one works best and keep it.  Afterwards, I returned the other tube.

Check out Jen's work here.  An amazing person, incredibly talented, and funny.
If you don't trust my hair work, definitely go to her.

Here's a quick video.
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