foto: Instagram/@jessicajehaa
Brilio.net - Dark circles under the eyes, or often called panda eyes, can indeed be a problem for many people. The appearance of the face can look more tired, dull, and even look older than the actual age. The causes are varied, ranging from lack of sleep, genetic factors, to sun exposure that accelerates hyperpigmentation in the under-eye area.
Because it is difficult to remove instantly, many people choose to disguise it with makeup, especially color corrector and concealer. Color corrector functions to neutralize the dark color in the eye circles, while concealer helps even out skin tone to look fresher. Choosing the right color is very important, for example peach or orange is often used to neutralize the purplish or bluish hue of panda eyes.
But if you have trouble getting a color corrector, there are other makeup products that can be used. An Instagram user @jessicajehaa once revealed it further through one of the videos she uploaded. Instead of using a color corrector, she relies on blush on.
Reported by briliobeauty.net from Instagram @jessicajehaa on Wednesday (2/19), the blush on used is a liquid blush on. The texture of this liquid blush on tends to be creamier, so it is easy to blend when applied with concealer .
photo: Instagram/@jessicajehaa
Now, how to use it, apply blush on in a circle around the eyes. After that, cover it with concealer. Make sure the lines are both circular and cover the entire dark panda eye area, okay.
photo: Instagram/@jessicajehaa
Next, blend with a puff until the two products are completely mixed evenly. Make sure you also smooth the blush on and concealer to the area under the eye crease. That way, the results of the products that have been blended will make the makeup more flawless because the panda eyes are completely disguised without causing a gray effect.
photo: Instagram/@jessicajehaa
This video about tricks to disguise panda eyes has been watched more than 66 thousand times. Who would have thought, many other Instagram users were then interested. Not a few even gave direct responses in the comments column.
"It was a bit scary but it turned out to work," said Instagram @onyouran__ni.
"Wow, interesting to try," wrote the Instagram account @uqmeii.
"This tutorial is really helpful, sis," said Instagram user @kimznamu.
"Wow, it turns out it works, I have to try the hacks," concluded Instagram @aini012.
"I want to recreate the hack, sis," commented the Instagram account @rimaaagtt.
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