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MY CONCEALER HACKS!

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When concealing a pimple, first use a green concealer, then cover the area with a concealer that matches your skin tone perfectly. Cancel out a pimple’s redness by applying green concealer with a clean brush to only the pimple (not the skin around it) to avoid spreading the bacteria. Then, use a cotton swab to dab on a high-coverage liquid concealer that matches your skin tone to camouflage the pimple. Blend it into the surrounding skin and finish with setting powder.
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If you find yourself without concealer, place a small dot of liquid foundation on the area, wait a few minutes for the formula to set, and then lightly blend it out. The trick is to wait until the foundation dries and thickens a bit (it will eventually reach the consistency of concealer) before trying to blend it. If you blend it too soon, the foundation will be sheer and rub off, leaving you with very little coverage.
Know what issues different colors of concealer fix. Peach shades cancel out blue circles or bruising, green hide red blemishes, and yellow-toned concealers correct almost all uneven skin tones.
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Make your lipstick pop and prevent the color from bleeding by lining the outside of your lips with a fine-tip brush and a bit of concealer. You’ll be amazed at how sharp your lips will look afterward.
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Beauty by Teresa Song is founded by Teresa Song. Teresa is a California state licensed cosmetologist based out of the Bay Area and Los Angeles. She a professional make-up artist and hairstylist specializing in weddings, fashion shows, and editorial photography. Teresa is taught and trained from top celebrity makeup artist Scott Barnes and top celebrity hairstylist Frank Galasso. She has also been taught by celebrity makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic.
Connect with Teresa on Instagram and Facebook for behind the scenes hair and makeup!
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