How much concealer should I use?

Start with a small dot and tap in more only where it is needed. The steps show the order: dot on, tap in, blend, then set.

Where do the brightening points go?

The chart marks the centre of the forehead, the side of the nose, the chin and the mouth corners as small dots.

Can I type a different concern?

Yes. Type the concern you want, such as deep skin, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.

What do the three styles show differently?

The line chart fills the areas with fine dots, the soft tint washes them in pale peach beige, and the artist's chart blends the concealer in ivory like cream.

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Concealer placement charts: under-eye triangle, brightening points, four steps

Concealer placement charts — a front-facing face outline with an inverted triangle drawn under each eye, its point towards the cheek, labelled "Concealer" and "Blend outwards", technical line art with uniform thin black outlines, the concealer areas filled with fine stippled dots

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Reading 1Under-eye triangle

Reading 2Brightening points

Reading 3Step by step

A concealer placement chart shows where concealer goes and how much to use. One picture draws an inverted triangle under each eye, with the concealer and the blend outwards labelled. Another marks brightening points on the forehead, beside the nose, on the chin and at the mouth corners. A third walks through four steps for one eye area: Dot on, Tap in, Blend and Set. Type a concern, such as dark circles, and the chart is drawn for it.

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checking placement before an event
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Frequently asked questions

How much concealer should I use?: Start with a small dot and tap in more only where it is needed. The steps show the order: dot on, tap in, blend, then set.
Where do the brightening points go?: The chart marks the centre of the forehead, the side of the nose, the chin and the mouth corners as small dots.
Can I type a different concern?: Yes. Type the concern you want, such as deep skin, and the chart is drawn for it in place of the one shown.
What do the three styles show differently?: The line chart fills the areas with fine dots, the soft tint washes them in pale peach beige, and the artist's chart blends the concealer in ivory like cream.

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