A little beauty know-how
Use Green Corrector Sparingly
A colour-correction diagram places tiny green dots on red areas before a thin foundation layer.
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01 · Identify the red areas
Choose only the areas where redness shows through. Green corrector is a colour effect, not a treatment for the cause of redness.
02 · Tap in a tiny amount
Apply a minimal amount and blend its edges until there is no obvious green patch.
03 · Add a sheer base
Tap foundation lightly over the corrected area without rubbing it away. Remove it if the skin stings or feels uncomfortable.
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L'Oréal Paris True Match Nude Tinted Serum
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Green. Thinly tap over redness and cover with skin-tone foundation/concealer. Green is for redness; peach is for dark discoloration.
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