Wardrobe Stylist
Le Noir Bazaar
Posts: 13
Tacoma, Washington, US
First of all I noticed I'm logged into my stylist account but I'm also a make up artist and this question is for the MUAs. Most of the girls I work with have extremely pale skin and I have a terrible time finding a concealer that works for their under eye circles. For medium light to medium skin tones Joe Blasco orange hi light works like a wonder, but it's too dark for my pale porcelain beauties and really only makes things worse. I work with both Graftobian and RCMA foundations. Any suggestions for me?
Model
Jacquelyn Marie
Posts: 4228
Boston, Massachusetts, US
NARS Radiant Creamy concealer in the color chantilly is great for pale skin and covers well. But the best in my opinion is MAC Prolongwear concealer in NW15 or NC15. I'm an MUA and I also use this on my very fair skin. It looks like I got 8+ hours of sleep!
Body Painter
Lisa Berczel
Posts: 4132
New Castle, Pennsylvania, US
I've had a lot of luck with Eve Pearl's Salmon Concealer.
Makeup Artist
ArtistryImage
Posts: 3091
Washington, District of Columbia, US
Le Noir Bazaar wrote: ...I work with ... RCMA foundations. Any suggestions for me? RCMA palettes are so highly pigmented that they easily can be used for concealing dark under eye areas... The VK#11 palette's porcelin &/or Ivory are superb for extremely pale skin... Obviously you will not want to thin them if using as a concealer... btw, for special effects RCMA actually has color adjusters... and provides White as an option, albeit in hundreds of faces many of which are extremely pale I've never had an issue using either porcelain or ivory... But then again I always start with a clean face, prep and prime appropriately with RCMA Prefoundation Lotion... lacking this you'll unlikely meet and/or exceed client expectations... The moment you start mixing across various vendors products you are on your own... meaning you are a beta tester for whatever you are attempting... for commercial work that is totally unacceptable... Final thoughts? Have you considered TEMPTU S/B airbrush product? With their color adjustors there is absolutely no issue that can't be effectively addressed and the silky smooth veil coverage is vastly superior to traditional product... I use both and here there is no comparison... All the best...
Wardrobe Stylist
Le Noir Bazaar
Posts: 13
Tacoma, Washington, US
Jacquelyn Marie wrote: NARS Radiant Creamy concealer in the color chantilly is great for pale skin and covers well. But the best in my opinion is MAC Prolongwear concealer in NW15 or NC15. I'm an MUA and I also use this on my very fair skin. It looks like I got 8+ hours of sleep! I will try this! Thank you!
Wardrobe Stylist
Le Noir Bazaar
Posts: 13
Tacoma, Washington, US
ArtistryImage wrote: RCMA palettes are so highly pigmented that they easily can be used for concealing dark under eye areas... The VK#11 palette's porcelin &/or Ivory are superb for extremely pale skin... Obviously you will not want to thin them if using as a concealer... btw, for special effects RCMA actually has color adjusters... and provides White as an option, albeit in hundreds of faces many of which are extremely pale I've never had an issue using either porcelain or ivory... But then again I always start with a clean face, prep and prime appropriately with RCMA Prefoundation Lotion... lacking this you'll unlikely meet and/or exceed client expectations... The moment you start mixing across various vendors products you are on your own... meaning you are a beta tester for whatever you are attempting... for commercial work that is totally unacceptable... Final thoughts? Have you considered TEMPTU S/B airbrush product? With their color adjustors there is absolutely no issue that can't be effectively addressed and the silky smooth veil coverage is vastly superior to traditional product... I use both and here there is no comparison... All the best... Thank you! Some of the girls I work with wear porcelain as their foundation base. I mean they are vampire pale. lol. I have not gone to airbrush yet. I know I should. I just haven't made the jump.
Model
Jacquelyn Marie
Posts: 4228
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Le Noir Bazaar wrote: I will try this! Thank you! You're welcome!
Makeup Artist
Brandi Bravo
Posts: 34
San Diego, California, US
I'm a big fan of Bobbi Brown corrector and concealer. They make every shade under the sun and the coverage is fantastic.
Makeup Artist
Shirley Compaore
Posts: 56
Dallas, Texas, US
Eve Pearl Salmon concelar, Nars and I also like LA concelars. RCMA foundation can also be used as a concelar.
Makeup Artist
Trelashe
Posts: 1
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
It Cosmetics Bye Bye undereye is the best hands down!
Model
Megan OKane
Posts: 26
Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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