If you notice that your pallor is making you look like an extra on "The Walking Dead" (aka your skin is dull or sallow), swipe on a lavender shade underneath your makeup. Because purple is opposite yellow on the color spectrum, it will cancel out yellow tones to make skin appear bright and luminous. Those with warm undertones should reach for blue, for the same effect.
This stick makes it oh-so easy to brighten up your complexion. The marbleized blend of pink and lilac isn't just for show; the colors actually work together to even your skin tone and make it look smooth and vibrant. We like to apply it all-over in sheer layers with our fingers, after primer but before foundation.
Apply a few drops of this liquid directly onto your skin or mix it into your foundation for more radiant skin. It's infused with good-for-skin ingredients like microalgae and alguronic acid, so skin is perfected immediately and over time.
This ultra lightweight yet incredibly pigmented liquid color corrector erases all traces of yellow, sallow skin for an instant brightening effect. It also blends easily, and contains vitamins C and E for extra skin benefits.
Whether you have ruddy skin, rosacea or a ginormous pimple, green is your go-to color-correcting shade for erasing all signs of redness. The result: a perfectly uniform and flawless-looking canvas.
Just remember: Like the other colors, green concealer shouldn't be worn alone -- unless you want to look like the Wicked Witch of the West. Always apply your regular concealer or foundation over it.
