Anastasia Beverly Hills Magic Touch Concealer - 5

For concealing blemishes, match your exact skin tone. For brightening the undereye area, choose one to two shades lighter. To color correct dark circles, look for a shade with a peach undertone, and for redness, a golden undertone. For highlighting, select two shades lighter, and for contouring, two to three shades deeper than your natural skin tone.

Yes, absolutely! The Anastasia Beverly Hills Magic Touch Concealer provides a natural, second-skin finish and buildable coverage, making it perfect for wearing alone for a 'no-makeup makeup' look. Simply apply to areas needing correction or brightening and blend.

While the formula is hydrating, its lightweight nature can work for oily skin. For best results on oily skin, ensure proper skin prep, apply sparingly, and always set the concealer with a loose setting powder to control shine and extend wear.

Hydrate your undereye area before applying. Use a very small amount of product and blend it out thinly and evenly. Immediately after blending, lightly set the area with a translucent loose setting powder using a soft brush or beauty sponge to 'bake' for a few minutes before dusting off.

The teardrop-shaped wand is designed for precise application. For blending, you can use your fingertips (patting motion), a synthetic concealer brush like Anastasia Beverly Hills Brush 18, or a larger brush like the A30 Pro Brush for all-over coverage. Experiment to find what works best for your desired finish.

The Magic Touch Concealer is formulated to be non-oxidizing, meaning it should maintain its true color throughout the day without shifting or turning orange, ensuring a consistent and fresh look from application to removal.

Yes, its hydrating, lightweight, and creaseless formula makes it a good option for mature skin. It's designed not to settle into fine lines and provides a luminous finish, which can be more flattering than heavy, matte formulas on mature skin.

Ensure your undereye area is well-hydrated before application. Apply a very thin layer of concealer, starting with less product. Blend thoroughly and consider setting with a light dusting of translucent loose setting powder, especially if you have oily skin or deeper fine lines.

You might be using too much product. Start with a minimal amount – one to two dots for under-eyes or a single dot for blemishes – and build up coverage gradually. Blend well with a damp sponge, brush, or fingertips to melt the product into the skin for a seamless finish.

Re-evaluate your shade choice based on its intended purpose. For brightening, select 1-2 shades lighter. For color correcting dark circles, use a peach undertone. For redness, a golden undertone. For concealing blemishes, match your skin tone precisely. It's common to need multiple shades for different facial areas and purposes.