New viral make-up trick from Tik Tok: how to erase dark circles

Make-up techniques and tricks abound: it seems like every day there is a new beauty tip to improve your make-up skills. And there is currently a trick on social networks, where instead of just concealer, we apply a mixture of concealer and blush under the eyes, or blush. We asked how to go about this technique and whether we can really erase dark circles with it.

Huge, dark circles are something that unfortunately many people experience, especially those who do not receive sufficient amount of sleep. Make-up artists do not completely agree on which technique applying concealer it is the one that best hides these evidences of fatigue, and there is no doubt that they appear again and again new ones, very special ways.
One of them is certain beauty trick, which currently rules the social network Tik Tok: a technique in which we first apply under the eyes blush or blush, then concealer, and finally with a brush mix together and let's distribute in the area under the eyes. This type of makeup was first posted by a user @paintedbyspencer, and then others tried it - each in their own unique way - including a make-up enthusiast @makeupbyalissiac.

Dark circles are a common result of fatigue Photo: Manga Verde / Pexels

Many users were at the beginning skeptical, saying they don't want to redness under the eyes, but it soon turned out that the beauty trick really works. Red color namely, it erases the grayish color of the dark circles, consistency of blush but it is similar enough concealer formula, that their mixing is complete easy. You just have to be careful to apply the blush as close as possible to the dark circles: if you are going to apply it on purpose too low, your face may look droopy.
But how to choose blush color? Because most people have blue-gray under-eye circles, the make-up artist suggests orange-reddish a blush that will match your color neutralized. You can also use a brush instead sponge, and the trick will work best if you apply it to your skin first powder.