Key Takeaways
- Creasing concealer is a common beauty problem, but solutions as simple as prepping with an eye cream and letting it set before layering on your concealer can be a major game changer.
- Using a lightweight formula, applying it with the right tools, and properly prepping the area can all make a huge difference in keeping creases at bay.
If you’re looking for an instant eye brightener and skin pick-me-up, there’s nothing better than a dab of your favorite under-eye concealer. But what do you do when you catch your reflection in the mirror and you notice your concealer is creasing? (One of the most frustrating beauty experiences known to man.)
It may feel like the end of the world, but it’s common for makeup to crease due to the fine lines in this dynamic area. “You can minimize creasing, but since we are moving, breathing beings, it is not always possible to prevent it altogether,” says makeup artist Suzy Gerstein. “Remember to go easy on yourself. As much as a crease annoys you, it’s usually nothing a couple of swipes of a damp Beautyblender or a fingertip can’t fix.”
Luckily, makeup artists have all kinds of tricks up their sleeves to help keep their clients’ faces looking flawless, and more importantly, crease-free. For tips on keeping under-eye concealer smooth and preventing under eye wrinkles from looking crepey, we tapped celebrity makeup artists. Read on for their expert advice.
Meet the Experts
- Suzy Gerstein is a celebrity and editorial makeup artist based in New York City. She has worked with Christy Turlington Burns, Christine Taylor, and Gloria Steinem, among others.
- Min Min Ma is a New York City-based celebrity and editorial makeup artist. Her clients include actress Tina Fey, singer Grimes, and actress Mia Goth.
