Yag minerals have come with a novelty and their popular concealers are now also available in a yellow tone - Covers purple, which neutralizes away blue and purple areas - perfect for blue circles under the eyes!
Yellow tones neutralize blue, which is why this concealer is so heavenly good. Can also be used on visible blood vessels, bruises and the like. It is quite bright too so it also has a good illuminating effect!
I myself do not have much blue under my eyes, but a friend of mine has quite a lot of blue and said "if it works for me, it works for everyone!"So it made me super happy when she, after testing a sample of it, bought a whole can :)
You can buy Yag mineral concealer Covers purple at Byher.se, and there are also sample bags for you who want to test the shade first!
Here you now see the three different concealers available from Yag mineral.
Covers dark use on dark spots and the darker areas around the nose and under the eyes. You can easily put it under the eye on the more sensitive skin because it does not dry out.
Covers Red is of green pigments to neutralize red. You can use it on all red marks such as scars, rosacea and acne because mineral makeup is easily bactericidal without drying out. If you have a dark red mark, start with Cover´s red to neutralize the red and then put Covers´s dark on top to remove the dark.
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Hi. I who am 50+ use True match concealer and am satisfied. But a question, if I now would like the yellow that lights up well as you say. Then I wonder, it is crumbly, it can cover well and I will not wrinkled under the eyes? I'm used to a liquid concealer. Just a wonder.
Yes absolutely! It settles thin and very naturally even on wrinkled skin :)
What brush / brush should you use to apply the concealer? Can you take an eyeshadow brush? :)
Yes, it works well with most eyeshadow brushes, but which one is best depends a bit on how much you have to apply, etc. I usually use Nanshy Flat Definer Brush because it is good even on large areas and on very small ones :) http://byher.se/produkt/nanshy-flat-definer-brush/