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In this first stage of bruising the best colour concealer is one with a Green base. The green is opposite red in the colour wheel and will heap to neutralise the pink in the bruise. A deep or large bruise will turn blue or purple. These bruises are the most unsightly and the ones you will want to cover up the most. During this stage in the Bruisesâ life it is best to go with a Yellow based concealer, or any concealer with a yellow tint to it.
Use a purple primer to remove yellow tones from your entire face or use a spot concealer to hide yellow spots. The Dos & Donâts of Applying Color Correcting Concealer. Do choose the right hues for your skin. The effectiveness of color correctors depends on finding the right tone to match your blemish. Remember that orange is for dark skin and peach is for light skin. Do apply thin layers! A thick layer of corrector may show through your foundation. Donât use colors that you donât need. Color correcting concealer is meant to be used only on blemishes that are strong in appearance. For smaller less noticeable blemishes, a regular concealer will do. Do utilize a makeup sponge or beauty blender to pat the coverage into the skin.