The Ultimate Concealer Guide
Introduction: Uncovering Concealer
Investing in a quality concealer is a game-changer for anyone seeking a flawless complexion, long-lasting coverage, and skin confidence—whether the goal is to hide imperfections, brighten dullness, or simply streamline a daily makeup routine. Napoleon Perdis has developed an expertly curated range of concealers and colour correctors that blend performance, versatility, and skincare benefits to meet every complexion challenge. This ultimate guide dives deep into each standout product, offers professional tips, and helps every makeup lover choose their ideal formula, shade, and application technique.
EXPLORE OUR CONCEALER RANGE
A quality concealer is more than just a tool to hide dark circles or blemishes—it’s a transformative step in any beauty routine. Napoleon Perdis concealers are designed not only for coverage but also for skincare benefits, comfort, and versatility, ensuring lasting perfection throughout any day or event.
Pro Concealer Application Tips
For Dark Circles: Choose a shade 1–2 tones lighter than the skin to brighten the under-eye area. Apply in a triangle shape, blend gently with a damp sponge for a natural finish.
For Redness and Pimples: Peach or yellow undertones neutralize reds and blues; opt for Pro Palette’s correcting shades or a warmer shade of The One Concealer. Pat, don’t rub—use fingers, brush, or sponge for seamless coverage.
Blemishes & Pigmentation: Spot-conceal directly on the problem area after foundation; blend out edges but keep pigment concentrated at the center. For stubborn spots, layer concealer and set with translucent powder (like Camera Finish Loose Powder.
Long-wear & Crease Prevention: Always set with a light dusting of powder for maximum longevity, especially around eyes and nose. Tap under the eyes with a fingertip at the end of makeup application to fuse concealer and foundation.
Colour Correcting: Use green-toned correctors for redness and yellow for underlying purples—Pro Palette’s blendable tones excel for these purposes. Always apply concealer after foundation for the most natural effect.
Concealer Ingredient Highlights & Skin Benefits
The ingredient profiles and skin benefits of Napoleon Perdis concealers are thoughtfully crafted for both performance and care. Across the entire range, Vitamin E is a staple—providing potent antioxidant protection while delivering much-needed hydration to the skin, making these concealers suitable even for mature or sensitive complexions. For those who reach for the Pro Palette Concealer+, Caffeine stands out as a powerhouse ingredient that helps to depuff under the eyes and stimulate microcirculation, resulting in a fresher, more rested appearance. Meanwhile, the inclusion of Squalane and Vitamins C & E helps to further hydrate the skin, soften texture, and brighten uneven tone over time. Adding to these benefits, the Napoleon Perdis collection features paraben-free, vegan options and a diverse selection of shades, embracing inclusivity and modern skincare values.
Maximise your coverage
To maximize results with Napoleon Perdis concealers, try mixing The One Concealer with the Auto Pilot Pre-Foundation Skin Primer for a sheer, lightweight finish ideal for natural makeup days. The Pro Palette Concealer+ is versatile enough for more than just correcting—it also excels at contouring and highlighting by blending its lighter and deeper shades. For an instant brightening effect, tapping a lighter shade onto the inner and outer corners of the eyes creates a wide-awake, refreshed look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you're a full-glam queen or a no-makeup-makeup babe, our concealer makeup FAQ spills all the deets.
What is concealer?
Concealer makeup is a product designed to hide imperfections in the skin. It offers high coverage to mask dark circles, blemishes, and redness for a more even overall makeup look. It is typically available in liquid or cream form.
Where to put concealer?
Apply concealer gently under the eyes, around the nose, and anywhere you want extra coverage, like on blemishes or red patches.
Does concealer go before or after foundation?
Either, but many people prefer to apply concealer after foundation, so they can apply it’s where needed most.
How to apply concealer?
Use a small brush, sponge or your fingertips to gently pat concealer into problem areas. Blend well and set with a powder for longevity.
What are the different types of concealers?
There are liquid, cream and stick concealers.
Should concealer be lighter or darker than your skin?
For under eyes, go one shade lighter, for blemishes and redness, match your skin tone exactly.
Which is better, primer or concealer?
Primers and concealer makeup do different jobs. A primer smoothes and prepares the skin for makeup application, whereas a concealer provides targeted coverage. Use them together for a flawless finish.





