La Girl Pro Conceal Dissimilateur Orange Corrector

I bought a nykka foundation and it’s little bit darker for my skintone. I then added a small amount of yellow corrector and midxed with foundation and it’s looking good on me

Review: The best low-budget concealer that you can find. Gives great coverage. You need a really tiny amount of product to cover up your under-eye dark circles and/or any visible spots on your face. Though the tube is almost half-empty, the packaging is great. The brush-shaped applicator helps in spot application and covering up tiny spots.My Shade: I have dusky skin leaning towards dark (NC44), and I chose the Warm Honey shade. I was really skeptical about selecting a shade just by seeing it online, and not actually applying and matching with my skin-tone. But I took some measures (see below), and my chosen shade happened to be perfectly matching with my skin tone. The warm honey shade has an orange undertone that particularly helps in covering up black/dark marks (I have acne spots on my cheek). However, if your spots are too prominent, apply corrector 1st, then concealer over it.HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR SHADE: Now the general rule goes that you should select a shade that’s 1 or 2 shades lighter than your skin tone. You can also choose the same shade as your skin tone if you do not wish to wear foundation/any other makeup over it. Now how to decide your perfect match just by seeing the shades online? Here we go:1. This range has a bunch of shades, you can get really confused. Thankfully it’s a global product, so you will find a lot of swatch videos on YouTube AND with varied range of skin tones. Watch those swatches on a number of different skin tones that are closer to your color. You will get an idea about what shades might suit you. Try to narrow it down to 4-5 shades.2. Next step: If you have warm undertone (your veins look green), go for shades with orange undertones. If you have cool undertone (your veins look blue), go for pink undertones. (Porcelain, Pure beige, Light Ivory, Warm sand, these shades are pink ones, and Fawn, Warm Honey, Toffee, Almond, these are orange ones)3. Hope now you’ve been able to narrow it down to 2-3 shades. Now watch the swatch video again on someone very similar to your skin tone (doesn’t have to be perfect match, just get the idea), it will now be very easy to pick your shade. However, if you are still confused, go with the one that you think will be Lighter than your skin tone. Never go with darker-than-your-skin shades for concealing.If, however, you ultimately find the shade too dark even after all these precautions… don’t worry, use it as contour, and if the shade is too light, use it as highlighter. Hope this lengthy description helps you! Hit the Helpful Button if it does!