Tinted Concealer

Our six shades were developed using the Fitzpatrick phototype scale which takes into account factors like skin tone and reactions to sun exposure.

TYPE 1: Fair with cool undertones. This is for fair skin that doesn't tan and becomes red in the sun.

TYPE 2: Light. Recommended for light skin with pink or yellow undertones that tans gradually and is prone to sunburns.

TYPE 3: Medium. This shade is for medium-toned skin with warm or olive undertones, which tans easily but sometimes burns.

TYPE 4: Tan. For dark skin with predominantly bronze undertones that occasionally sunburns.

TYPE 5: Medium dark. This is for light brown skin that rarely gets sunburned and easily tans in the sun.

TYPE 6: Dark. The shade for dark brown skin with naturally cold undertones that rarely sunburns.

As a concealer, we recommend choosing one shade lighter than your skin tone, to illuminate the eyes.

As a corrector, we recommend taking the shade closest to your skin tone.

Apply a few drops under the eyes and blend the product using either fingers or a brush.

To conceal blemishes, apply a drop of product and tap with fingertips or a brush to blend.

In the evening, remove the tinted concealer with our makeup removing oil or micellar water and reusable makeup removal pads.

Caffeine :

Naturally present in coffee beans, tea leaves, cocoa beans, and kola nuts, caffeine is known to facilitate blood circulation and reduce water retention, diminishing the appearance of puffiness and dark circles under the eyes.

Niacinamide :

Niacinamide strengthens the skin's barrier and accelerates the healing process. It has anti-inflammatory properties that target imperfections and promote a more even complexion. In addition, by boosting blood micro-circulation around the eye area, niacinamide helps reduce the appearance of dark circles.

Cornflower hydrolate:

Cornflower hydrolate activates the micro-circulation of the blood, it stimulates the liquid accumulated in under-eyes bags to disperse and thus helps to decongest around the eyes, leaving the area refreshed and illuminated.