Concealer

When your'e applying concealer to cover up dark marks or any unwanted seen area you should make sure you know exactly what you're doing, because what I have been seeing is just ridiculous. Concealer shouldn't be applied by an inexperienced person because you guys make yourself look HORRIBLE. Watching a tutorial on how to apply concealer should be a most before even considering using concealer.  

1. Finding the Right Concealer.
Concealer comes in various shapes, sizes, and colors. So it's normal if you may think finding the right concealer for your skin may be hard to do, but yet it's not. When trying to find the right concealer to cover up scars, dark eyes, whatever it might be just Remember to 
always get a shade 1-2 lighter than your own natural skin color. 

2. Cleansing.
Before applying you should always make sure you start off with a fresh face, especially if you have worn makeup the previous day. You can use a face cleanser then afterwards make sure you use a moisturizer. Making sure your face is clean and moisturized will make applying the concealer smoother and give it a natural-er look. 
3. Cover up under eyes circles.
You can use a concealer brush or your very own fingertips to dap 
the concealer in making sure you blend the concealer in around the 
edges so it's not obvious in the change of skin tone. ( never in a million rub in the concealer in.)

4. (optional) Apply to ACNE and SPOTS.
If you have Acne, Dark Spots, Scars etc. Dap concealer onto marks , blending outward. Avoid using finger to blend use a brush from 
spreading bacteria.

5. Set Concealer.
When all areas that you think is successfully covered add a layer of foundation ( powder or liquid) using a brush to spread the foundation entirely on the face using the end of the brush to reach the corners of your face.

Concealing is the first and most important step when doing your make-up. It's like building a house if the concrete and foundation is not in place everything else is going to be a downfall. Concealer can be a beautiful thing only if you know what you're doing.