Whats the best under eye concealer for dark circles and puffiness?

Im currently using YSL - Touch Eclat, but I still find that it starts to cake after a while, maybe this is due to my puffiness Im not sure. Any help would be appreaciated. Thanks.Whats the best under eye concealer for dark circles and puffiness?
Any concealer will start to cake if you dont mositurise first. I use an eye and face cream before I put any concealer and foundation on.





The brand I get the best result from is Avon.





All in one Max daily face cream


All in one eye cream, both have a sunscreen in it.





Then I use Perfect wear foundation and concealer.Whats the best under eye concealer for dark circles and puffiness?
i like mac select cover up, it covers really well yet isnt thick and cakey. blends wonderfully too. much cheaper than ysl. give that a shot
Big sun glasses.
I completely suggest artisry enhancing concealer or artistry essentials concealer. it has vitamin e in it. the first is a creamy concealer that disguises blemishes and dark circles. it also has a crease resistant base and is long lasting. essentials concealer blends away imperfections and it neutralizes and brightens skin tone. it also has vitamin e and conceals everything.
I would say th best ';conceler ';would be sleep (becase they wont be there at all





OK I HAD the same problem. Just try to get a lot of sleep, drink atleast 8 cups if water a day, put moisturizer under your eyes very thickly before you go to sleep, and try relaxing with chilled cucumbers over your eyes (they have a bleeching affect). Also if you have bags )the ones that you have in the morning but dont have later) try sleeping with your head proped up with a few pillows! I have also hear that preperation H helps if you put it under your eyes, YES I KNOW IT IS HEMEROID CREAM but people say it really does work! Also get one of those gell sleep masks you put in the freezer and wear it when you sleep! Spending less time in front of the TV or comp. will halp too yes i know torture (it does not do that much but it helps a bit.





Dont waste your money on those creams they are basically like cumcumber juice and face moisturizer! just buy a face cream and use that!





And for a cover up I would recomend cover girl mineral wear or something like that! It goes on like a powder but it cover better then a liquid or gell plus since it is minerals it is good for your skin and will help improve it! Try to get one shade lighter to cover up the dark circles!





PS. if you have allergys it is probly from that. but doing some of teh tricks i said should help!





GL


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A good nights sleep, drink plenty of water, cucumber slices placed over the eyes for 10 minutes helps, and the new formula YSL Touch Eclat really is amazing.
use a green concealer stick..this covers up and hides dark patches,bruses and redness...once applied then cover up with powder of foundation...also apply a little more powder or foundation around eyes.
i like physicians formula concealer.


not expensive and does wonders (:
Estee Lauder Double wear concealor with a little revlon mature skin concealor dabbed over it banishes all of my circles and doesn't sit in creases (if applied lightly as with any product!)





xxx
Bobbie Brown makes a good concealer
bare mineral will take care of all that problem, I see target now carrys it
touch eclat is ok to start with but after a while mine just wouldnt settle on my skin anymore!


I found that the bourjoir alternative to touch eclat was really good and is only 拢7, also I usualy dab on a light and heavy based foundation as because its heavier it stays on all day!And its cheaper to buy and lasts for ages!
getting alot of sleep help dark circles and putting cold spoons that were in the freezer help decrease puffyness or somthing cold.
I have wicked dark circles...I use (believe it or not) Cover Girl's InfallibleCover Stick.
A paper bag may be the best option. You need to ask others if they think you are worth the effort.
sheer cover. Its expensive but good.