It's always been the one product I was happy to splurge on; the one item in my makeup bag that wasn't up for compromise, and the only thing I would genuinely be devastated about if it got discontinued. (Clinique circa 2010 I'm talking 'bout you.) Concealers for me are one of the best things about makeup, as they help to cover up a multitude of sins and give me the confidence I need - no matter the problem that day, and no matter my age. When I was a teen it was all about concealing those pimples and reducing the redness left by picking spots, in my twenties my priority flipped to minimising those under-eye circles caused by drinking on a school night, but in my thirties the focus is on creating a more uniform complexion and adding brightness to my under-eye area which is showing those first inevitable signs of ageing. Concealers are flipping awesome, but they're also one of the most mis-used pieces of makeup - we have a tendency to just shove on as much as possible and hope for the best. Over the years I've learned so much about these little wonder pots, and how to get the most out of them, so if you need to hone your skillset then let me give you some tidbits of advice to hopefully help you on your way...
USE A TEXTURE THAT WORKS WITH YOUR SKIN TYPEThat concealer you've been using for the best part of ten years" It may no longer be the best for you. Our skin is constantly changing and we need products that work with it, not against it, so opting for a concealer tha...