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Makeup: Lipstick as Concealer

The beauty product that I use the most is a concealer because of the dark circles under my eyes. When I have had a good night's rest, work out regularly and my eating habits focuses on the healthier side, there are no dark circles to worry about. Unfortunately, 90% of the time, I can't do that as often as I would like. Because as a mom, wife, full-time employee and everything else in between, life happens!

  I usually use a regular under eye concealer, natural or sometimes dark beige.  The concealer doesn't always give a smooth finish, because it shows up, or doesn't give good coverage if I don't use a lot, and most times by the end of the day, it's gone, along with most of my makeup, because I wear light makeup when I go to work.  

Good news!  I've found an even better way to cover those dark circles. By using red or pink lipstick, blending well, then applying loose powder, the dark circles disappear!  What?  Yes, it works, and that's the new makeup hack I've been using. I created a photo Vlog showing you how I do it. If using a concealer is a part of your beauty routine, try my suggestion and let me know what you think.  If your complexion is lighter than mine, I recommend using a coral or light pink lipstick instead of red or bright pink. 


See the photo vlog I posted to You Tube. If it goes too fast just use the pause button to read my instructions. Let me know if you would try it. If not, what tricks do you use when you apply your makeup?



Lipstick as Concealer-Makeup Hack: http://youtu.be/E-ZEMO0rCYs

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