Maybelline Eraser Eye, Colour Correcting Concealer - Orange

The orange shade is specifically formulated to neutralize blue and purple undertones. This makes it ideal for correcting dark under-eye circles, dark spots, and other areas of discolouration on the skin that have a blue or purple tint.

No, this product is designed as a colour corrector and should always be layered beneath a skin-tone matching concealer or foundation. Wearing it alone will leave an orange tint on your skin.

When applied correctly and layered with your regular concealer, the Maybelline Eraser Eye Colour Correcting Concealer provides long-lasting correction for up to 12 hours.

This orange corrector is best for blue/purple discolouration. For redness, a green colour corrector would be more appropriate. Maybelline offers other colour-correcting shades for different concerns.

Twist the collar until a small amount of product appears on the sponge. Dab it onto the specific areas with blue/purple discolouration. Gently pat or blend it with your finger or a sponge until it looks sheer. Then, apply your regular skin-tone matching concealer over the top to complete the coverage.

Yes, it can be used on any area of the face where you have blue or purple discolouration, such as dark spots from acne scarring or hyperpigmentation, provided you layer a skin-tone concealer over it.

Ensure you are twisting the collar in the correct direction (indicated by arrows). The first use may require up to 5-10 twists for the product to appear. If it's still not dispensing, check if the cap was fully removed.

You might be applying too much product, or not blending it enough. Apply a very thin layer only to the discoloured area and pat gently until it looks sheer. Ensure you are then layering a skin-tone matching concealer over it.

This could be due to applying too much corrector or too much concealer. Use a minimal amount of corrector, blend well, then apply a thin layer of your regular concealer. You can lightly set with translucent powder if creasing is an issue, especially in the under-eye area.

Ensure you are using the correct colour (orange for blue/purple tones). For very intense discolouration, you might need a slightly thicker, but still blended, layer of the corrector before applying concealer. Remember it corrects, then the concealer covers.