This is one of the best-known beauty tips and the most useful to all, even when you are not particularly keen on makeup: the technique of the touch of green color corrector applied to the hair. red buttons has clearly proven its worth (and not just during our high school years). Applied under the foundation, it allows its color to cool down just at the spot of the imperfection that bothers us to neutralize the redness and pass the button incognito thanks to the complementarity of the colors.
A make-up precept which was until then as set in stone but which has just been stolen the spotlight by a beauty advice given on TikTok by Cara Brooke (@caralynbroook), the creator of the Demi Color brand who claims to offer a new approach to makeup based on color science. The young woman more specifically invites to swap the green corrector for an orange corrector in order to hide imperfections in a more natural and discreet way, even without makeup on the rest of the face, as you can see in the TikTok video that she posted .
Reply to @ 88kaity “Red” zits typically have blue undertones to them, which is why orange often filters them better than green ? ## zits ## makeup
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Pimples: why use orange corrector instead of green corrector?
As the expert in make-up and specialist in the use of corrective colors explains, green will certainly reduce the redness but it will ultimately give a gray side to the skin without really covering the imperfection if we do not apply a other product on top, and the tint will also add texture to the imperfection which may tend to emphasize it, and therefore be counterproductive depending on the case.
“I approach color correction in a different way, I want to get rid of the excess color. I don’t want to make it neutral, I just want to blend it into what surrounds it ” she explains in her video before inviting us to look at the imperfection that she will camouflage, specifying that, for a button of this kind, it is generally the color blue which is in excess. She then invites you to take orange corrector – orange being the color opposite to blue – and apply it delicately with a very fine brush in the center of the button, where the color is darkest, before applying work the rest of the correction with very small touches towards the outside, to fade the touch of corrector and blend the product well into the skin. Result: the correction is most natural and effective, without adding an unsightly material effect on the button. We validate!
Do you have a button to hide? Here is the NYX color corrector palette Cara Brooke uses in her video.
And to apply the product, use a brush as fine as the one she uses. We found a similar one at Beauty Bay.
With only two products, you are well equipped to better camouflage your pimples and other imperfections to display a perfect complexion.
