Tone correctors are handy cosmetic products for concealing minor pigmentation flaws. They come in various colors, catering to different issues: redness, dark circles, dull complexion... And even small pimples! Indeed, contrary to popular belief, makeup and acne are not necessarily incompatible. The effectiveness of tone correctors lies in the use of colors that are complementary to pigmentation irregularities. In fact, two complementary colors cancel each other out. As for pimples, the camouflage technique varies slightly depending on their type. In all cases, it is important to choose a non-comedogenic product, which will not worsen your acne.
It is generally recommended to use a green concealer to camouflage blemishes. Indeed, this product works well in the case of red blemishes, due to the complementary nature of red and green colors. A small dab on the blemish is enough. Then, blend the product using a sponge or gently tap with your fingers. Your skin will then appear more soothed. For complete camouflage, it may be necessary to apply a traditional skin-tone concealer, such as an under-eye concealer, or a foundation over the green concealer.
Product Recommendation : To conceal your red blemishes, you can use the green concealer from Typology. In addition to having an immediate effect on redness, it reduces inflammation due to its richness in niacinamide and green algae extract, which are anti-inflammatory agents.
When it comes to pimples with a small white head, they are often more difficult to conceal. The orange concealers however, can partially mask them. Proceed once again with moderation to avoid any caked-on effect and apply a foundation over it for a more even and uniform complexion. Lastly, regarding blackheads, it depends on your skin color. If you have fair skin, we recommend starting with a yellow concealer, which will lighten the pimple's shade before camouflaging it with a concealer or foundation suited to your skin tone. If you have dark skin, an orange concealer will be more suitable and will provide a more natural finish.
Important : After using a complexion corrector in the morning or any other makeup product, it is essential to properly remove your makeup. This universal rule is even more true when dealing with acne as the accumulation of particles in the pores exacerbates skin inflammation. To deeply cleanse your skin, we recommend opting for a double-cleansing routine in the evening.