Complexion corrector

The choice of colour of the concealer depends on the specific concern: green to neutralise redness, pink/violet to enhance the skin’s radiance, white to intensely illuminate the eye area, etc.

The colour corrector is a more concentrated formulation designed to address specific skin imperfections, whereas foundation evens out the overall complexion.

Yes, for a natural-looking result, it is possible to apply only the concealer to the areas that need evening out and blend the product.

The colour correctors are typically applied before foundation, directly onto imperfections to be concealed.

Some complexion correctors can indeed be comedogenic and encourage the development of blemishes. Therefore, it is advisable to check the list of ingredients and trial the product for a few days to ensure the skin tolerates it well.

The correction relies on the principle of complementary colourimetry. Certain shades visually neutralise opposing colours, such as green to counter redness or peach to counter bluish under-eye circles.

The choice depends on the colour of the under-eye circles and the skin type. Bluish circles are often neutralised using peach or orange tones, whereas brownish circles require more apricot-hued pigments. The texture must remain lightweight to avoid accentuating fine lines.

Some formulations rich in pigments or absorbent powders can exacerbate skin dryness. The prior application of a moisturising treatment generally enhances comfort. Formulations enriched with hydrating agents are better tolerated.

Some formulations incorporate moisturising or soothing agents, but this is not always the case. However, it is the case for the T33 anti-redness corrector from Typology.