So, if you tend to have drier skin, especially around the eyes, then choose a hydrating formula to provide hydration and lessen the risk of the concealer creating texture,' recommends Adeola. 'Choose formulas that complement your skin and its concerns. The formula you choose is equally important to ensure it matches with your skin type. Anything brighter than that can cause a makeup mishap of drawing attention to the under eyes in the wrong way.' I suggest going two shades lighter than your foundation shade. 'For example, if you are using it under the eyes, be sure to go with a shade that gives you just enough brightness to counteract darkness. 'When choosing a concealer, it is important to decipher first how and where you are going to use it,' says Adeola. But we asked Adeola Gboyega, Pat McGrath Lab's UK Education and Artistry Manager, to share her tips to getting your shade and coverage bang on.
