vintageglamour
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I have blue veins under my eyes and I can see them but everyone else claims to not see them. What is good to cover them so I can't see them? They are sooo annoying. Thanks
Under-eye Veins
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courters
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I just use my regular under-eye concealer for my under-eye veins. I am super pale, so I have some veins that show there and then around my mouth. I just dot on some concealer, and then pat it in with my ring finger, and set it with loose powder.
Most people notice little things about themselves that no one else notices - I'd suggest taking a couple pictures of yourself and see if they are visible there. If not, I'd say you don't actually have to worry about them being visible to other people. You could even do a before and after with concealer.
Just remember, the more you point them out to other people, the more people will start to notice them!
Most people notice little things about themselves that no one else notices - I'd suggest taking a couple pictures of yourself and see if they are visible there. If not, I'd say you don't actually have to worry about them being visible to other people. You could even do a before and after with concealer.
Just remember, the more you point them out to other people, the more people will start to notice them!
me_jelly
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I use BE well-rested for any under-eye circles/puffiness/discoloration including blueish/greenish veins.
Just use a stiff concealer brush, pick up a tiny amount of well-rested, and pat under the eyes until well blended - you can also use it to brighten/open up the eye by simply applying some all over your lids
Just use a stiff concealer brush, pick up a tiny amount of well-rested, and pat under the eyes until well blended - you can also use it to brighten/open up the eye by simply applying some all over your lids
vintageglamour
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Well, I took a picture and I can completely see them AND ugly circles under my eyes! Oh my gosh I look I just woke out of bed. And I get a lot of sleep. I personally think it's from wearing glasses for years. I finally got contacts almost a year ago and that's when I started noticing veins and circles under my eyes.
thelilprincess
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i have slightly dark circles and i can sort of see the veins on the outter under part of my eyes. i have MAC Studio Finish Concealer and found that if i use a litte of it, it covers it pretty well. be careful not to use too much - a little gives a lot of coverage and i was using a bit too much and it was looking cakey and dry.
also, if you look at abisshh's tutorial entry for the June contest, she uses Giorgio Armani High Precision Retouch and it looks wonderful - i'm going to try this after i run out of my MAC concealer (which probably won't be for a while cause i haven't hit the pan with that one)
anyhow, i now prefer to use my ring finger instead of a brush, and i kinda do a pat and roll motion under the eyes - the heat from my finger warms it up, and ring finger is the most gentle. i tried the brush andput on back of hand to warm up method but find it doesn;t look as good as the ring finger method.
also, if you look at abisshh's tutorial entry for the June contest, she uses Giorgio Armani High Precision Retouch and it looks wonderful - i'm going to try this after i run out of my MAC concealer (which probably won't be for a while cause i haven't hit the pan with that one)
anyhow, i now prefer to use my ring finger instead of a brush, and i kinda do a pat and roll motion under the eyes - the heat from my finger warms it up, and ring finger is the most gentle. i tried the brush andput on back of hand to warm up method but find it doesn;t look as good as the ring finger method.
vintageglamour
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Do y'all know of anything good that I can buy at a drugstore that you would recommend? I'm going to browse the forum, but I would like to know. I don't live close to a MAC but I want to go to my nearest one, but since gas costs so much, my mom probably won't take me for awhile. Thanks.
