Does Concealer Go Before or After Foundation? Makeup Order Explained | L'Oréal Paris

Does concealer go before or after foundation? For most people the order is foundation first, then concealer only where you still need it. Applying foundation first evens your skin tone, so you need less concealer. In this L'Oréal Paris tutorial, Ajibola Omoyeni shows exactly how to apply both for a natural base, plus when to spot-conceal first for dark circles or high-contrast spots. Start with True Match Super Blendable Foundation (find your shade), applying a thin layer across the face and blending it out with a brush, sponge, or fingers so skin tone looks even before any concealer goes on. Because the foundation has already evened things out, you need less concealer, so True Match Radiant Concealer goes on second and only where it is needed. Focus on applying concealer under the eyes, on blemishes, and around the nose, blended gently for a natural-looking under-eye finish. If you have dark circles or high-contrast spots, then you can spot-conceal first to neutralize the color, then sweep a very sheer foundation or skin tint over the top. Ultimately, you can treat the order as a flexible technique rather than a rigid rule and adjust it to your own skin type! Shop the base routine: - True Match Super Blendable Foundation https://www.lorealparisusa.com/makeup/face/foundation-makeup/true-match-super-blendable-makeup?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=youtube_seo - True Match Radiant Concealer https://www.lorealparisusa.com/makeup/face/concealer/true-match-