Dark Circles, Where? These 18 Concealers Are Like Autocorrect for Under-Eyes

Dark circles are difficult to cover due to their deep blue-purple tones. That’s why a color-correcting product can help. (This one is editor approved.) They counter the blue-purple tones, essentially canceling them out so your concealer doesn’t have to work as hard. However, if you don’t have a color corrector or want to keep things one step simpler, we got you. 

Full-coverage concealers can be helpful. They contain the most pigment, which means they’re able to cover dark circles more easily than lighter formulas. With that being said, you don’t necessarily need a full-coverage concealer to do the trick. Sometimes, a light- to medium-coverage concealer can still cover dark circles if they have a light-reflecting quality. This minimizes the shadowed look of the under-eyes for a brighter, more wide-awake appearance. Basically, it all comes down to the texture and formula you prefer, and we have recommendations for both.