How to ACTUALLY Apply ONE/SIZE Color Corrector Stain, by Prunela Brown on YouTube. 1 min 6 s.
- Video length
- 1 min 6 s
- Time to do it
- 5 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 8
What you need
Steps
Start with clean, moisturized skin. Let your eye cream absorb for a minute so the corrector does not catch on dry patches.
Squeeze a tiny amount of the Sunset corrector onto the back of your hand. A pinhead-sized dot is enough for both eyes.
Pick up a small amount with a concealer brush. Wipe off any excess so the brush is lightly coated, not wet.
Tap the corrector only on the darkest part of the under-eye area. Do not sweep it across the whole cheek or eyelid.
Pat and blend the edges with the brush or your fingertip. Keep the layer thin so it stays flexible.
Check the result in daylight. Add one more tiny dot only where darkness still shows through.
Apply a light concealer over the corrected area if you want more coverage. Press it on with a damp sponge or fingertip.
Set with a small amount of powder if needed. Use a light hand so the under-eye does not crease or look cakey.
Tips and common mistakes
Using too much product is the main cause of a heavy, cakey look, so build up in tiny layers.
Warm the corrector on the back of your hand first so it spreads more easily.
Keep the corrector off the eyelid and outer cheek, where it can look orange or ashy.
Questions
Can I use the Sunset corrector on its own without concealer?
Yes, if your dark circles are mild. For stronger darkness, a light concealer on top gives a more even finish.
Why did my corrector look patchy or stain the skin?
Usually too much product or dry skin underneath. Moisturize first and use a very small amount, tapping rather than rubbing.
What skin tones does the Sunset shade suit?
Sunset is a peach-toned corrector aimed at medium to deeper skin with brown or purple circles. Test a small area first to check the match.
This guide was drafted from the video's details and general task knowledge. It has not been checked against the full video. Check the video and relevant product instructions before following a procedure. Report a correction.
