I know it's been done to death but dark circles?

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I am trying to adjust my sleep to help but my dark circles are so bad.

I use touché eclat with coverage but if doesn't seem to be cutting it.

Is there an amazing non-cakey product?

Thanks

The Yourskin dark circle serum has helped mine a lot.

When they were really bad I would use the orange colour correction (I think it's Dior) before using the concealer but I don't need to use the corrector now.

Someone else on here recommended the Nars under eye concealer which is probably one of the best products I've used. And I've tried loads.

I've got the Nars one - just a tiny bit thicker and less fluid than the touché eclat one but if that's the recommended one I'll go back to it.

I'll try the Dior corrector and look at the other product too!

Thank you

I've used the Rimmel one for years and think it does a really good job: www.boots.com/rimmel-match-perfection-concealer-10246571

Watching with interest but bobbi crown correcter layered under nars concealer works quite well for me

Ive just purchased an MUA yellow corrector stick from Superdrug which has helped the appearance of mine no end. Best £3 ive ever spent!

(Meant to add that yellow and/or peach colour correctors are supposed to be best at hiding dark circles)

@HelloCanYouHearMe do you have link for that colour corrector? Thanks in advance! And also, any advice on what skin tone suits yellow or peach?

Dark under-eye circles can be an indicator of kidney issues….
I’m not a doctor, but have had (and read about) issues with trying to cover them up instead of looking at it differently…

IT cosmetics concealer. Life changing.

The Becca colour corrector which is shortly being relaunched as a Smashbox product followed by a concealer. I like the cheapo Collection concealer.

[quote Snowfalling]@HelloCanYouHearMe do you have link for that colour corrector? Thanks in advance! And also, any advice on what skin tone suits yellow or peach?[/quote]
@snowfalling here you go: Colour Corrector

I'm by no way a professional when it comes to make up, however my skin tone is best described as "Vampire pale" and I find the yellow to work well, so im guessing that peach would be better suited for darker tones

@Rawmum30

Dark under-eye circles can be an indicator of kidney issues…. I’m not a doctor, but have had (and read about) issues with trying to cover them up instead of looking at it differently…

If you've had them all your life, and they run in your family, it's not likely to be kidney disease.