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RockyisMYRhino · 28/11/2019 21:25

It's my birthday on Saturday and today DS decided mummy needed an early birthday present of a black eye (complete accident involving opening a cupboard door). I'm due to go out for dinner with DH and friends Saturday night so obviously need to try and cover it up a bit but don't really know how. Help!!!!!

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MikeUniformMike · 28/11/2019 22:26

Wear it with pride Grin or wear sunglasses everywhere.

MikeUniformMike · 28/11/2019 22:26

Icepack

Branster · 28/11/2019 22:29

Some sort of heavy concealer, layered a few times then pressed powder on top?
You’d first need to apply a neutralising colour (like green if it was a red spot but I don’t know what is the colour for a black bruise).
Cheap fix - a base neutralising palette from Revolution (Superdrug sells it probably Boots as well, it’s about £6 in the shops
www.revolutionbeauty.com/uk/en/makeup/face/colour-corrector/ultra-base-corrector-palette/MURULTRABC.html
I have no idea what you need to choose from there though. Have a play until you get the best cover. I only use the pink for under eyes, DD had a spare palette she gave to me that’s how I know about it.

RockyisMYRhino · 28/11/2019 22:58

Thanks @Branster I was thinking some sort of coloured concealer but I'm not very good with make up at all! I've still got tomorrow so I might see if I can pop into John Lewis or Debenhams or somewhere for a bit of advice (before buying something a bit more in my price range from somewhere else)

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BarbeDwyer · 29/11/2019 17:31

How do you cover up a black eye with makeup?
Steps
Wait until any swelling goes down before using concealer. ...
Use your fingers or a concealer brush to apply a green concealer over your black eye. ...
Apply a concealer that matches your skin tone over the first coat. ...
Repeat the same makeup over your uninjured eye. ...
Set the makeup with a setting powder.

m.wikihow.com › Cover-a-Black-Eye

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