Maybelline Eraser Eye Colour Correcting Concealer - Green

The green colour corrector is specifically designed to neutralize and cancel out redness in the skin, such as from blemishes, rosacea, or general flushing. Green is opposite red on the colour wheel, so it counteracts red tones.

No, this product is a colour corrector and not a standalone concealer. It has a green tint that needs to be covered by a skin-toned foundation or concealer to blend naturally with your skin tone.

The Maybelline Eraser Eye Colour Correcting Concealer is formulated for long-lasting wear, providing coverage for up to 12 hours.

You can gently wipe the sponge tip with a clean, dry tissue after each use to remove excess product. For deeper cleaning, you can carefully wipe it with a tissue dampened with a small amount of rubbing alcohol. Do not rinse the applicator directly under water.

Yes, the Maybelline Eraser Eye Colour Correcting Concealer is generally suitable for most skin types. If you have particularly sensitive skin, it is always recommended to do a patch test first.

This specific green shade is for redness. For dark circles, you would typically use an orange or peach-toned colour corrector to neutralize blue or purple undertones. Maybelline offers other shades in the Eraser Eye line for different correcting needs.

For the very first use, you may need to twist the collar up to 10-15 times until the product saturates the sponge. Be patient, as it takes a moment for the product to move up. For subsequent uses, a few twists should be enough.

Ensure you are blending the product thoroughly into the skin. It should be a very thin, almost sheer layer over the redness. Most importantly, remember to apply a skin-toned concealer or foundation over the green corrector to neutralize its appearance completely.

You may be applying too much product. A little bit of the green corrector goes a long way. Use a light hand and ensure you are only applying it to the specific red areas, blending it thinly before applying your next layer of complexion product.