Easy DIY Makeup: How to Make Your Own Color Correctors
Follow along to learn how to make your own color corrector to hide those dark circles under your eyes. We’ll show you how to make 2 different kinds.
The beauty of this DIY is that you can customize it to match your natural color.
The orange-peachy tones are typically used to color correct melasma and dark spots while purple can be used to brighten dull looking skin.
Tools and materials:
- Light shade of concealer
- Orange lipstick
- Red/orange eyeshadow
- Purple eyeshadow
- 2 small dishes
- Orange wood sticks
- 2 paint brushes
- 2 cosmetic containers with lids
- Beauty blender
- Your regular foundation/base makeup
1. Extract purple eyeshadow
Scrape some purple eyeshadow into a small dish using an orange wood stick.
2. Cut a piece of orange lipstick
Cut off a small piece of orange lipstick in another small dish.
3. Add concealer and mix
Add a small amount of concealer to each dish.
Mix with a paintbrush.
4. Transfer for storing
Transfer the color correctors to cosmetic containers with lids.
5. Apply color correctors
Dab the pink color corrector in dots under your eyes to cover dark circles.
Apply the purple mixture on any spots on your face that appear yellow or anywhere that you think you’d like to brighten.
6. Blend and apply base makeup
Use a beauty blender to blend in the color correction.
Finally, apply your go-to base makeup on top of the color correction.
Here are the final results!
I definitely don’t look tired and I feel like I look alive again.
How to make your own color corrector
I hope you loved this color correcting DIY!
Now that you’ve learned how to make your own color corrector, will you try this out at home? Leave a comment.
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