or blue, a thick beige concealer doesn’t always solve it. It can turn ashy, gray, or crepey, especially on mature lids.
- The real trick: correct, don’t cover
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My neighbor’s advice was simple: don’t start with thick concealer. Start with a color that quietly cancels the purple first. For most purple orblue-toned eyelids, that means a soft peach, apricot, or light warm tan corrector, depending on your skin tone. On fair to light skin, pale peach usually does the job. On medium skin, apricot or salmon works better. On deeper skin, a richer orange-peach is often more
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