If you have a lot of darkness under the eye, use a pink or peach color corrector to neutralize darkness.

Use eye cream to keep the area hydrated, and then use the right tools: a brush to apply concealer, and a finger to blend.

Try a concealer with a slightly thinner texture. Prep with a small amount of eye cream. Make sure to blend, and finish by dusting translucent powder on top to help avoid creasing.

Use a cream or liquid concealer the same shade as your foundation. Foundation first, then use a small brush to dab concealer on, and then finish with loose powder, according to makeup artist Keeley Wilson.

A thick concealer can hide uneven texture, scars, even unwanted hair that's just starting to grow in. Wilson uses it on clients to highlight brow bones, tidy up liplines, and even as a base before lipstick.