Palette Power: Unlocking the Secrets of the Best Colour Corrector Palettes

Colour correction is a method of using skin-completing colours to enable you to get rid of skin discolouration. Colour correctors are very weightless on the skin and have a similar texture to a creamy concealer. Colour correcting up until a few years ago was something merely makeup artists knew about. They would work their magic with a color corrector palette and develop a flawless base. But the wave of beauty influencers has made us aware of this magical makeup step. 

  

The colours used are instantly opposite to the colours of the skin spectrum, which cancels them out and evens out your skin tone. The colours that are normally used are green, lavender, yellow and a few other coral shades. Each colour is used to target a distinct area of concern. The first step is to determine your area of concern and then use the co-relating colour concealer to conceal it. You can invest in a colour corrector palette or purchase these colours individually. 

• For redness: Use a green-hued corrector palette to neutralise redness in the skin, whether this is due to rosacea, scars or broken capillaries. 
• For dullness: Dull skin can be brightened up with a lilac powder. On darker skin tones, use a just yellow-toned powder instead. 
• For dark circles: Before using your under-eye concealer pat a little peach corrector onto the dark area if you have an adequate skin tone. For medium to dark skin tones use the best color correcting palette with an orange corrector. 
• Top tip: When it comes to correctors use a little and layer up gradually. You can never add more products. You shouldn't be able to see the colour corrector, for instance, if you are correcting redness and applying green it should just tame the redness, you shouldn't see the green it's all about balance.  

 

It’s time to learn the fine art of colour correcting with nifty concealers because, unlike the movies, there are no filters in real life. Or are there? Enter colour-correcting concealers!   

 

Up until now, your concealer was doing a reasonable job of holding your secrets safe, whether it was late-night calls or an extra glass of wine. Remember the colour wheel you learned about? The basic theory is that complementary colours, that is, colours opposing each other on the wheel neutralize each other.  

 

 

If you suffer from redness, discolouration and dark circles you should look to colour correcting as a way to develop an even-toned canvas before using foundation. Layering base products can sometimes result in a very cakey look, and we indeed don’t want that. We are here with a solution that is sure to fix this problem for you; all you require is just one makeup product - a colour corrector palette. 

 

Colour correcting needs some basic understanding of the colour wheel and how colours nullify each other out, but no fear we at Character Cosmetics are here to provide you with the best quality and easy-to-use colour-correcting palette in a reasonable colour corrector palette price that will help you to colour correct like a pro.