MAKEUP COLOR CORRECTING THEORY ¦ COLOR CORRECTION MISTAKE

MAKEUP COLOR CORRECTING THEORY ¦ COLOR CORRECTION MISTAKE Remember! If you still have questions I’m here to help! Leave it here or DM me 🧡 I always recommend using thinner formulas when it comes to CC. The thinner the better! Heavy correctors are a little more tricky and tend to peak through your foundation and concealer. If you apply a small amount of the thin corrector first you’ll find that you wear less concealer and foundation! Green - neutralizes redness. It’s best to start with a color correcting primer instead of a heavier green color corrector. My favs are @makeupforever redness correcting primer and the @drjart CICAPAIR™ TIGER GRASS COLOR CORRECTING TREATMENT SPF30. Orange - cancels dark circles and dark spots in medium tan to deep skin. Orange shades can vary but you want to make sure to look for a warm orange ( again! I know it’s confusing but I’m here for you!). Warm orange tones really work well on deeper skin tones. Here’s a few examples: MUFE STEP 1 PRIMER COLOR CORRECTOR - 9 greyness reducer ( this one is great all over), and CoverFX correct click in orange( medium deep skin tones) and brick red ( deep skin tones) for dark spots and under eyes. Also check out the Charlotte Tilbury magic vanish color correctors. Yellow - neutralizes/hides purple or blue. It helps to warm and even out light to medium tan skin tones. Again, start with a thin formula. I try to stay away from the thick correctors. They are best saved for photography. My favorites are the