HELP! Cant Hide Dark Under Eye Circles.

[HeyLess]

I have tried almost all the best concealers out there to cover my dark circles but nothing works. I tried the holy Grail shape tape that everyone loves but it did not work for me. I tried bye bye under eye from IT and it did cover a little but creased on me. I don't know if I should try color correcting or do something different but I can not find a good concealer to save my life! Anyone else run into the same problem?

[Anonymous]

I have dark circles that really “full coverage” concealers cant hide. As well as redness all over my cheeks . If I put on green/ yellow color corrector over these areas they vanish under foundation/ concealer. If I were you I’d give it a try!

[fitnessbby]

I had the same problem, I got one syringe of juvederm ultra xc under my eyes 2 years ago and they still look good. I think I paid $750. Dr. Gerald Minniti in Beverly Hills was excellent. He is a Cosmetic, Plastic Surgeon. I would never trust my face with just a "Dermatologist, or Plastic Surgeon" they need to be a Cosmetic too! This is your face so you want it done right.

[SnobbyBetch]

I find the best concealer that doesn’t crease is Huda Beauty and it’s amazing set with her Setting powder. I also find the key is to pack the powder end before you bake.

[virgo87]

@HeyLess

I agree with @SportyGirly125 about the BECCA - Under Eye Brightening Corrector

and ORIGINS - GinZing™ Refreshing Eye Cream to Brighten and Depuff I use both these products every single day to help me combat my dark circles. I have in the past tried to find a concealer/foundation to try and cover them and most just didn't work. I have found since using those I can use most concealers/foundations/powders (and usually less product) to cover the dark circles easier.

[EmmaCram]

I have very deep set eyes which automatically come with dark circles, no matter the number of pricey under eye creams I apply. I have tried so many different under eye concealers but nothing ever really kept them hidden. So one day I just applied my GUERLAIN - Terracotta Healthy Glow Liquid Foundation SPF 20 - Light  under my eyes and I haven't stopped since. It is not so thick like a full coverage foundation, so applied with a wet beauty blender on top of under eye primer it just kind of glides on. I set it with  Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Longwear Setting Powder Translucent  and it stays all day with very minimal creasing and no discoloration. Might not work for everybody but I would definitely suggest at least trying that Guerlain foundation and see how you like the feel. I'm attaching a photo where you can see my deep-set eyes for reference, on a day where I didn't wear any other makeup besides a light application of that the terracotta foundation on my under eyes. 

[SuzieQJ]

Hi HeyLess,

I have the same issue.  

The best that I have found so far is MAC Studio Fix, 24 - hour smooth wear concealer (anti-creasing), they have a lot of shades to choose from, if possible it would be best to get them to colour match you.  I tried a lot and I’m very happy with this!

Hope this helps,

SuzieQ

[ather]

@HeyLess All the suggestions are amazing. I would like to add  Tatcha The Pearl Tinted Eye Illuminating Treatment Moonlight i Find with me it helps make my dark circles look less dark over time. So then I don’t need as much makeup or concealer under my eyes. 

[SportyGirly125]

@HeyLess URBAN DECAY - Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluidin peach, BECCA - Under Eye Brightening Corrector and ORIGINS - GinZing™ Refreshing Eye Cream to Brighten and Depuff are my go tos for dark circles under my eyes.

 

[Kayler00]

Naked Skin Correctors!!! Try the peach or yellow.

[sockmagnet]

I've pretty much given up trying to hide mine because every concealer that I've tried has made my under eye area look worse... if you have a foundation that you like, I think your idea of trying some colour correction under your foundation might work out better for you. 

I've had very visible dark circles since I was about fourteen so, somewhere along the way, I just decided to accept them.