If the words “colour correcting” make you picture thick, cakey layers or intimidating palettes, let’s reset that image. Because with the right product and a little know-how, colour correcting can be quick, subtle, and surprisingly natural-looking.
Here’s a guide to what to use—and where it actually goes.
Green for Redness
Whether it’s a hormonal breakout or a bit of rosacea, green-toned concealer helps neutralise red patches and blemishes. Use a small amount of the Perfect Cover Colour Concealer over the area, then press your Compact Cushion Foundation on top to blend it in.
Peach for Dark Circles
Peach tones counteract the blue or purple tones that tend to show under the eyes. Dab the concealer where the shadow is deepest (usually near the inner corners), then gently pat to blend. The formula’s creamy texture means you won’t need to layer much else on top.
Beige for Brightening and Evenness
Use a neutral beige shade to brighten dull spots, even out pigmentation, or clean up the edges of your makeup. It’s the finishing touch that brings it all together—without looking heavy.
Less is more
The beauty of the Perfect Cover Colour Concealer is how naturally it blends into skin. A damp Perfect Blender can help melt everything in, especially around the under-eye area or sides of the nose.
When used with a light hand and good lighting, colour correcting isn’t just for makeup artists—it’s for real mornings, tired skin, and anyone who wants a little boost without piling it on.
Explore the full colour correcting collection here.
