In the most basic terms, color correcting involves using tinted makeup (specifically, color-correcting makeup) to help balance out skin discolorations, such as dark circles, red… See more

Like a skin-toned concealer, you only apply color corrector to certain spots—it isn’t used all over like foundation. You only want to apply it to the specific areas where you have discol… See more

You don’t need an in-depth knowledge of color theory to understand the basics of color-correcting makeup. What can help, though, is to visualize the color wheel. Colors that … See more

If you have redness (like that from breakouts or irritation), you can visibly tone it down with a green color corrector. The minty hue helps cancel out unwanted red and pink to… See more