A concealer palette gives you several shades in one place, so you can match different areas of your face or mix a custom tone. Use a shade close to your skin for spots, a slightly lighter one to brighten under the eyes if you like, and mix two shades when neither is quite right.
Which shade goes where?
| Area | Shade approach |
|---|---|
| Spots and blemishes | Match your skin exactly |
| Under the eyes | Match, or go slightly lighter |
| Around the nose | Match your skin |
| Highlight points | Slightly lighter, blended well |
The palette
The Uexim multi-shade concealer palette holds multiple cream concealer shades in one palette. The listing describes a lightweight texture and a matte finish, suitable for all skin types.
Multiple cream concealer shades in one palette, with a matte finish.
How do you use it?
- Warm a little product on the back of your hand or a palette.
- Mix shades if needed until the tone matches.
- Tap onto the area with a small brush or fingertip.
- Blend only the edges.
- Set with a light layer of powder if you like.
Mixing tips
- Mix small amounts at a time.
- Check the match in daylight.
- Use a clean tool for each area.
For mixing tools, see how to use a stainless steel makeup palette.
Frequently asked questions
What type of concealer is it?
A cream formula.
Is it for all skin types?
The listing says it is suitable for all skin types.
Which tools work best?
A small brush or sponge. Find them in the Makeup Brushes & Sponges collection.
The bottom line
Match shades to each area, mix when needed, and blend the edges. A palette gives you flexibility in one compact case.
Several shades, one palette
A multi-shade cream concealer palette.
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