Problem: Dull, lackluster complexion.
Solution: Instantly brighten up your complexion with blush. First, dust on a neutral shade of blush—start on the apple of the cheek and blend the blush upwards toward the hairline, then downwards toward your nose to soften the color. Finish with a pop of brighter blush applied just on the apples of the cheeks.
Problem: Dark undereye circles.
Solution: Concealer is the best way to counteract darkness under the eyes. If you have extremely dark undereye circles (circles that have a greenish or purplish tinge to them), start with a pink- or peach-toned corrector. Next, layer on a yellow-toned concealer that is one to two shades lighter than your foundation. Women with average darkness under the eyes can just use the yellow-toned concealer.
Problem: Parched, bone-dry skin.
Solution: Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! Layer skincare formulas—try a wet, hydrating cream under a rich, dense balm—to give skin a plumped-up, cushiony look. Use the warmth of your fingers to help blend the creams. If skin still feels tight, pat face oil on dry spots.












