We're here to share all the concealer tips straight from pro makeup artists themselves, including where to apply concealer, what tools to use, what order to apply it in, and more.

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How to apply your concealer When applying your concealer, you want to use as little as you can get away with without compromising on coverage.

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Use concealer more sparingly than foundation and apply it in smaller, targeted areas. To apply concealer, you can use your fingers, a small sponge or a small brush.

Use concealer more sparingly than foundation and apply it in smaller, targeted areas. To apply concealer, you can use your fingers, a small sponge or a small brush.

Use concealer more sparingly than foundation and apply it in smaller, targeted areas. To apply concealer, you can use your fingers, a small sponge or a small brush.

Use concealer more sparingly than foundation and apply it in smaller, targeted areas. To apply concealer, you can use your fingers, a small sponge or a small brush.

Concealer should be one shade lighter or the exact color of your skin. Concealers should match your undertone, so if you have more yellow in your skin, it’s best to use yellow-based concealers.