Brighten without drawing a large triangle
Place a tiny dot near the inner and outer corners of the eye. Add a little between them only if needed.
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Make-up Guide · Concealer
Look fresher, not more heavily made-up
A little concealer can brighten shadowed areas, soften the appearance of redness and give your complexion a more rested look. The secret is not using more product, but placing it precisely.
Natural-looking coverageA beautiful result
Let your skin still look like skin
Not every part of your face needs another layer. Apply concealer only where you would like a little extra brightness or coverage. Your complexion can still look fresh and natural, even up close.
The golden rule: Start with a very small amount. You can always add more, but it is much harder to make a thick layer look natural again.
Targeted application
Three areas, three subtle corrections
Each area calls for a slightly different technique – never a heavy layer of product.
Keep coverage where it is needed
Apply concealer directly to the area you want to cover, then blend only the edges.
Precise applicationGently bring in light
A tiny amount is often enough around the sides of the nose or corners of the mouth. Pat it in first, then check the result.
Seamless edgesFour simple steps
How to blend concealer seamlessly into your complexion
Prepare your skin
Allow your moisturiser and sun protection to absorb. Your skin should feel comfortable and smooth, not slippery.
Check your foundation
If you wear foundation, apply it first. You may find you need very little concealer afterwards.
Use the smallest amount
One or two tiny dots may be enough. Place them exactly where extra coverage is needed.
Pat gently
Use your ring finger, a make-up sponge or a small brush to pat the product into place. Check the finish in natural daylight.
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Pat rather than rub
This helps keep the concealer where you need it while softening the edges.
Find your finish
The right concealer shade for your complexion
Choose a concealer that blends naturally with your skin tone. Under the eyes, a shade that is noticeably too pale may look stark rather than bright. Build coverage gently and assess the finish in daylight.
Apply in thin layers
Build only where needed
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Tailor it to your skin
Small adjustments, a more natural finish
Comfort and moisture
For dry skin
Moisturise well, use a light touch and apply powder only where it is genuinely needed.
Tips for dry skinClean, precise application
For blemish-prone skin
Use clean fingers or tools. Apply concealer only to the area concerned and gently blend the outer edges.
Tips for blemish-prone skinLightweight layers
For mature skin
Very thin layers can create a softer-looking finish. Avoid weighing down the delicate, mobile eye area.
Tips for mature skinCommon mistakes
When concealer starts to look too obvious
Applying too much at once
A thick layer is more likely to settle into fine lines. Start lightly and add more only where needed.
Choosing a shade that is too light
A much paler shade may make the under-eye area look grey or uneven.
Using too much powder
Too much powder can make skin look flat. If you need to set concealer, use only a light dusting.
Choose your shade
Find concealer that suits your look
Explore Déesse concealer options and compare available shades in the English online shop. For the most natural finish, check how the colour looks against your skin in daylight.
