UNDER EYE CONCEALER 101 - OVERVIEW, KIT FAVOURITE PRODUCTS, TIPS

[@gertj363]

“Dont do that massive triangle.” FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT

[@sydneyhembree3905]

please choose one model that has more deep set eyes! I don't necessarily have dark color under my eyes, but my bone structure under there creates more of a hollow. I would like to learn about trying to brighten more of the sunken look than darkness. Thank you so much :)

[@moev29]

Sydney Hembree I have the same issue. I didn’t know quite how to describe the problem but this is definitely it.

[@isabellamarini3549]

Sydney Hembree mine too

[@yewwut]

Sydney Hembree same!!

[@HerculeseBaby]

I have both! Deep set bone structure under the eyes and genetic purple shadows in the tear trough. And now that I’m older (45) I can’t just stick on loads of heavy stick concealer that I did for years. I try the light layer of thin light oranger color corrector and then light layer of brightening liquid concealer but it still shows through so much. I always look tired now. 😟 And it’s impossible to use any kind of powder to set it. I’ve tried them all. Just looks dry and crepey. So I have to leave it wet and keep touching up the wrinkles it creeps into every hour to hour and a half, from smiling and talking. AAAARRRGGGH

[@pamlp04]

YESSS!!! I have this problem too.

[@nikksterr0902]

I’ve literally never been more jealous of people with dark circles who live in London...

[@ferni977]

nikksterr627 Yes!!!

[@lorakoceva]

lol my thoughts exactly!!:)

[@neopachisia4563]

LOL--how about crepy, droopy lids--I would qualify

[@happyb4340]

Me too! Maybe I can get my work to relocate me for a few months?! lol, pipe dream 😂🤣😂

[@Ladynipchick2]

nikksterr627 ha ha ha, that has given me first giggle of the day, thanks!

[@LisaEldridge]

UPDATE - Thanks to everyone who sent me an email and photo of their dark circles. Im currently working my way through them. Thanks again X

[@ScarlettKriss]

Hi Lisa, wondering...looking back at this video which side did you prefer?

[@kcsl1980]

I can see a huge difference between watching a real pro and makeup artist and other beauty youtubers. The others are for mindless entertainment. Lisa is both entertaining and enlightening. I've never learnt so much about undereye concealing. Lisa is a treasure ❤️

[@eattravelraverepeat3791]

exactly. Lisa shares real industry secrets and years of experience, so informative rather than watching a pretty young girl apply free make up which is so common in the beauty sphere.

[@Barbarademedeiross]

Could listen to you all day 💕 who else?

[@kiki29073]

Shebis one of my favorite sleeping Y ouTubers. Listen with earbuds very low where I can barely hear. It helps me sleep. Kind of an ASMR effect on me. I find British female voices does it for me for some reason. Sam Chapman, Tanya Burr and Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails are some others.

[@trulyme7345]

Same, her voice is so therapeutic :)

[@widowspider]

Yep, she sets off my ASMR a lot - particularly when she wears a lot of rings and they do that 'click-clack' when she's applying product with a brush. Plus her voice is so soothing, calm and kind and she is such an expert in her field. A genuine joy to listen to her.

[@denisecalehuff4772]

Every time I watch "Instagram you tubers" put on concealer I cringe and think "what would Lisa do.....and that ain't it sister." So glad that you finally made this video!!!! Love you Lisa!

[@08Stella]

At last.. We are THRILLED, Lisa. We've been waiting in vain for a couple of years now. Thank you so much. xx..

[@arielfeasts]

Stella Johnson so well said

[@heatherrs141]

I WILL FLY TO LONDON FROM AUSTRALIA

[@Mikayla347]

I will fly from Colorado and meet you there!

[@chilldany]

Include me from Mexico!

[@chook3307]

Brisbane here

[@zai91b]

I will fly from Pakistan

[@camocm612]

Thank you Lisa! Please do more of these in depth 101 series. I particularly enjoyed learning about which concealers to use for different skin types (normal, oily, dry, mature). The shape tape looked so amazing on your skin type and I could see why it wouldn't work so well on someone with dry or mature skin.

[@dpfeiffer5236]

Pure elegance and class. Total pro

[@FemmePistolera]

I have a couple of things to say: 1. I remembered when you said you have to trim down your book so much because you'd end up w/ volumes of your Face Paint publication. I'm absolutely certain most of your followers woyld not mind if you sell those in the future, WE WOULD BE ANTICIPATING! 2. Most of us would not mind a video from you that lasts for an hour. We can listen to you all day. 3. I would gladly volunteer myself IF I were anywhere close to London. I don't have undereye problems myself, but I have a blemished face.

[@EilsTheDaydreamer]

It would be really cool if you could do a series of these 101 type videos using different subscribers as models. I think one of the biggest problems with makeup tutorials is that models tend to have really good skin, so it's hard to find tutorials for how to work with different skin problems. Using normal people would be really cool.

[@LisaEldridge]

I agree, its not that easy to find people who will happily appear 'sans makeup' in front of so many people : ) X

[@careygrandon7496]

love this concept of a 101 type video. I would love it if you could do more. Maybe one on "blending" …blending shadows, blushes etc.

[@traceyparry7336]

So refreshing to see concealer done properly, without those horrible stripes in a triangle. You are a true professional and I love how you know how to make someone look like a better version of themselves

[@miurpo]

Omg I’m so so so excited. I live in London and have very bad dark circles. It’s literally my dream to have my makeup done by you ❤️ I’m sending my email tomorrow! This is so exciting!!

[@LisaEldridge]

Great thanks X

[@plefeuvre3426]

I don't know you but I'm super happy for you. I can't wait for the video!

[@TeaPotForOne]

Lisa, can I just say: I'd happily watch an hour and a half of whatever you put out lol. Especially if it were about concealer, which is something I struggle to get right!

[@manasvinigupta6188]

Oh my my. This video is a gem. Can't thank you enough. I am from India. I am a person of colour. My skintone is around Mac NC-35 but i have brown circles both under the eyes and on eyelids. I wish i could volunteer. Please select some woman of colour from medium skintone to demonstrate and thank you so much for making it a series. I have waited long enough for you to make video on concealing dark circles.

[@fatimasaeed3292]

I wish I could give you a PhD in makeup.. you just make everything so simple and easy.. In a world of putting concealer in triangle shape and just baking it anyway regardless of the need to do so, you’re definitely making a mark! Lots of love 💕

[@lauramellon5828]

I love that you recommended some drugstore concealers and not just expensive ones that might not be in everyones price range.

[@tiiti2003]

You are the best Internet make up teacher ever.

[@HerculeseBaby]

Tiiti Right?!?! Nobody compares to her. I’m always astounded by those young youtube makeup girls who aren’t even real makeup artists and the have millions of followers even though everything they do are those heavy editorial makeup looks

[@LisaEldridge]

Thank you Xx

[@kaashkaash8695]

So where actually is the video of the London dark circle ladies?

[@SangriainTO]

Love the idea of bringing regular people into your studio. You're always keeping the standards high in your channel. 👑💜

[@9Chickweed]

Lisa...do you live in a different world where you have 40 hours in a day?? How you manage to be an extremely talented and busy makeup artist, write books, create a jewelry line AND have such a helpful KZbin channel with thoughtful and educational content is beyond me! We're so grateful to have a gem like you!

[@FamilyMembersOnly]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE use a model who is at least 50 yrs old. Too many young gals on KZbin apply WAY too much concealer and end up looking awful. Can't wait to see your video!

[@LisaIsabelle]

Oh and that "baking" technique? Horrible!

[@FamilyMembersOnly]

Lisa Isabelle I completely agree 100%!. Baking has been used in the opera and ballet world for centuries. Baking is nothing new. Unless someone is on stage sweating under harsh hot lights why apply so much makeup? Ohhhhh, how I wish I lived in London right now. I swear I would catch an overnight flight just to have Lisa teach me her techniques. :~))

[@kimberlyh5868]

I love that you’re inviting subscribers as models for this! What a treat 😊 As always, really helpful video Lisa! X

[@angealberto2688]

Lisa, for the record, I would watch a 1hr50min video from you any day 😋 thank you so much for finally tackling this topic!

[@Tinuviel82D]

Lisa, you're a constant inspiration. I absolutely adore your approach to make up: such a professional with infinite class. Thank you for keep sharing your wisdom, always with humility, humanity and elegance. I have to add: finally someone who talks about baking in a sensible way! But again... a professional...

[@taylorburich]

Man I would volunteer so quick if I was in London!

[@arniedemanzana4812]

Same here :)

[@Siansonea]

Me three.

[@veryferal1970]

Right?!

[@Greeneyespinknails]

Thank you so much for this video. I have pretty bad dark circles, they are genetic. I’ve tried almost every concealer possible for years and was never satisfied with the result because I don’t wear foundation but need a heavy duty concealer and that always ended up looking bad. I gave up wearing concealer now and just focus on under eye skincare. I’d love it if you tried to cover my circles. I don’t live in London, but could be there within a couple of hours.

[@violetsavage193]

That's exactly how I am! I don't like foundation and I have decent skin but my circles are so bad. Go to London and ill vicariously watch Lisa cover those for you!

[@Greeneyespinknails]

Violet Savage thanks for your reply to my comment and your kind encouragement. I doubt I’ll be allowed to participate as I’m not in London I but sent an email anyway 😀

[@marissa6871]

I'm never disappointed in your wonderful content and beautiful personality and knowledge. We thank you a million times for your generosity and lovely spirit.

[@LisaEldridge]

Thanks for your kind comment X

[@aleidixon4226]

Lisa, did you ever get your models? I would love to see it!

[@mantra4ia]

Bless your heart, because this is my number one makeup struggle. I hate the process of concealing under eyes because 1) I have the discolored/blue dark circles 2) I have additional dark circles due to my eye shape / shadows of my under eye cease that, 3) I have very pale, nearly translucent skin under under my eyes so that I can see all the veins, even when I am hydrated and well rested. It's a hot mess trying to color correct and light reflect against the shadows, and cover the veining without making the concealing obvious. This certainly helps.

[@HerculeseBaby]

mantra4ia HAHAAHA this is me! Now add that I am now 45 and have crepeyness and wrinkling to contend with. It’s a 20 minutes struggle on undereye concealer alone ever morning. And I have purchased minuscule painters brushes to do the thinnest line of color correcting before a light layer of concealer - but still with the hollows underneath and the bluish purple it’s still a bruised look. I FEEL YOUR PAIN!

[@susanwangcfa3685]

I would love an updated video on this (i.e., with new products that have entered into the market), including a description of how to create one's own concealer with custom level of light reflection (11:00-11:30).

[@NancyLewington]

Don't need to do massive triangle...but so many do this on KZbin. 25 years of experience. Beyond me why you don't have 5 million followers.

[@sheenaphilip6444]

I would love to see a younger south asian skinned model with dark circles and sunken eyes. There are a few videos which speaks about sunken eyes as a result of age, but barely any that talk about it being genetic and how to help it( thus the younger model). This plus extreme hyperpigmentation around the eyes, in my opinion, is one of biggest problems in the south asian community. Wud love to learn how to conceal it. Thanks again for the videos. Honestly I think a mini series could be done on this topic because of the variety of issues involved.

[@KJBennettBeauty]

I'm moving to London...lol - Great video Lisa!

[@LisaEldridge]

Haha ... Thanks Kevin : D X

[@KJBennettBeauty]

Lisa Eldridge ❤️

[@sapphiresapphire8319]

Oh Kevin!! I want to see a collaboration project of you with Lisa

[@cym1582]

UHM HELLO when are you going over to Lisa’s channel because we need to see you here too?!

[@KJBennettBeauty]

Cybelle M Are you kidding - I'd be fan-boying so hard we'd get nothing done...lol

[@vassopapageorgiou2656]

Who here remembers videos when Lisa used the clinique airbrush concealer and the becca liquid skin perfector ? Ah the good old days!!!

[@LisaEldridge]

Yes! I still use them daily in my kit too : ) X

[@LisaEldridge]

You guys are my originals! X

[@vassopapageorgiou2656]

You can't imagine how many things we've learnt from you throughout these years and what improvement I've seen on my makeup application. So thank you!!

[@musica90s]

"Or boys"... you are a sweetheart. Those two words made my day. 😗😗😗

[@winromeo]

As a makeup artist, under eye has always been a learning curve for me, partly because I too am blessed without having to deal with dark circle of myself, so I would practice whenever and whoever is in my chair. This subject is such a course itself because many factors involve, but I am so glad Lisa has emphasized and started with prepping the under eye, it is an important step but often overlooked because it's "invisible" to the eye. Thank you Lisa for concluding it with the "study of movement" before setting the area, such a brilliant point!! Only a true artist with such seasoned experience would share this kind of insight. Thank you for your generosity and I really can't wait to watch your video with the lucky models. 💜💜😻

[@avlsoc]

Thank you so much Lisa for taking such time, effort and consideration into making this series. This is so exciting and educational for thousands of women with different concerns about their under eyes. Unfortunately I live in Dublin but I hope you and the lucky volunteers have a great day of filming. Part 1 was really enjoyable. xx

[@Anonom2012]

I'VE BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR THIS!

[@kabukisue]

Hi Lisa, I know this is off topic, but I think you mentioned once in a video that you liked goth makeup. Could you maybe do a video on that? That would be very interesting.

[@dinahconsumption3614]

Lord yes, give us some Siouxsie, I need this

[@sanjagrill95]

I wish I live in London! I have a purple dark circles which I’ve never been able to cover up and I would be the perfect model for this. Love, love, love everything you do!

[@amandaathepandaa]

Great tips Lisa as always and looking forward to the videos with viewers! Would love to see an updated acne blemish scar concealer video too

[@jangardner1529]

Wwqqwwqwwwqwww. Z’Anne.

[@deedeesmith0427]

I'm a makeup artist myself and been doing makeup for abt twenty years, and l honestly think this video is about 100% accurate in your techniques and tips...l love ur videos and always always learn something new and wish l lived in London! I think you need to do an additional series of the face like contour on different face shapes, highlighting etc...thank you!! Hope you come to Dallas in the future!

[@NickRichard75]

OMG just found out Lisa is 43! WHERE??? She looks 32

[@rachelgrubbs]

Her a Wikipedia page used to say she was born in 1961:. Then 1966, then 1974, so Yes she looks amazing, whatever her age

[@msforest833]

No she's older then that...

[@bbbearcat]

Nicholas Richard her Wikipedia page says 1966 making her 52, which i think is much more likely given her long career. And she looks like my mum who is a few years older with the colouring and very well-preserved!

[@ztarbuck]

OMG WHAT. I thought she's around 32 too! She looks amazing.

[@anamoreno-tapiarivas9256]

a lot of people in fashion have botox so you never know of its natural or not

[@silviavau1211]

FINALLY a real lesson about dark circles. I have been struggling since my 20’s with dark circles. I have been spending hundreds of dollars in concealers that I ate. Nobody was ever able to teach me the real techniques like you. I follow other youtubers and I end up looking even worse or aged. I appreciate your knowledge and I can’t wait for the following videos. Thank you so much Lisa!

[@alyg3044]

I CANNOT wait for the guests to be on. I'm in Paris, not in London. But I would definitely have sent in an application. I am lucky to not have much puffiness under my eyes, but they're deep set, and the whole inner half of the socket, towards the nose, is dark pink at best and blue at worst. So much so that my dad, who's a painter but is clueless about makeup, once told me "you know, you don't really need to put eyeshadow there. It doesn't suit you." thinking I was being goth. What I was, was fresh faced, right out of the shower... Ouch, dad. Thanks for the confidence blow. So yeah! Can't wait! Because I'm surely not the only person who's got similar pigmentation. Although, if you ever want to shoot a challenge while in Paris. I've got deep set eyes, they're up turned but my eye sockets are down turned. So the inner part of my eye has a lot of what you call eyelid "real estate", and my outter half is hooded and has none. So it's always fun to try to do any kind of look outside the basics. You want a challenge? Do a statement eye on that! Or a cat eye. I've had a makeup artist literally give up on me once. They went "Nope" and got up and left...

[@GeorgeBToma]

Hi Lisa! Your videos and the book that I’ve got are amazing! Have you ever taught about making a video about men makeup? I think it’s quite requested more and more. For example I feel wearing makeup when taking selfies. I think my dark circles/ shadows under my eyes are a reason of this question.

[@dwallens]

Finally concealer application that isn't a thick triangle three shades too light! I love that you give us real life advice and not just Instagram tips. Thank you, Lisa!

[@poonamkatarki]

Another great video ! Can you share tips to counter sunken under eyes ?

[@Emmareads15]

Your skin under your eyes is perfect. It's so strange to me as my skin is see through, so I've always had dark under my eyes since I was a kid!

[@RizaHariati]

Lisa please just upload that one hour video!! Divide it into 3-4 parts. It will be one of those classic video that only few people watch at the beginning, but the one that will always be the one people refers to when they are searching about dark circles.

[@MissEMc2]

Riza hariati .. I agree! I wish she would post it.. image all the great information & tips in that video, it would be amazing!! And just based on some of the posts here I think more people would watch it then she originally thought. Lisa is so knowledgeable & passes that knowledge along to us so well!!

[@KariLights]

Can you give us your tips for anti-aging skin care please? Would love to know how you've kept your skin so well. I'm only 21 but I'm serious about preventing aging so I won't have to spend ridiculous amounts of money to treat aging later in life.

[@nicholaswhite2861]

Sunscreen is the most important anti aging step in anyone's routine

[@IshbelSoprano]

I agree with Nicholas! And pretty much every dermatologist would tell you the same. Using sunscreen everyday is the best anti-aging product you could use from a young age. Also, avoid the sun as much as you can. I have read that 80% of aging is caused by the sun. So yeah, definitely use a good non-comedogenic sunscreen on your face and avoid sun tanning.

[@LittleMissGiggles506]

Nicholas and Ishbel are 100% correct! I'm an esthetician, so I can tell you that the best thing for you to find is a good sunscreen (that's at least an SPF 30-50) that you love and would wear every day! 85% of our skin aging does come from sun exposure, so it's honestly the best thing you could do to prevent hyper pigmentation, wrinkles, and also skin cancer later in life! Though if you wanted to look into other skin care products, anything with antioxidants or hyaluronic acid are great places to start!

[@libelulangel]

Aging is not a disease you don't have to treat it really

[@stefaniemedina14]

Sunscreen, stay hydrated, healthy fats, and retinol!

[@lenav544]

Lisa, please make your tutorials as long as necessary. The more knowledge the better. Your techniques and tips change people's lives, give us self confidence and happiness. I am looking forward to a video about under eye bags with dark shadows on the border. Please, please address these issues as well. Thank you for your generosity and love for makeup.

[@fabiennevermeer307]

These video’s are always so relaxing and peacefull to watch and honestly the most informative ever, I love how you explain everything and it truly teaches people make up instead of just showing how to do it

[@debbiewells4524]

Outstanding video! I can't wait for the rest of the series. Please...please look for a mature model whose under eye area is deep set. My concerns are shadows caused by the recessed eye and blue/purple coloring. I think this will be representative of many mature women. Thank you, Lisa, for this series. Very, very informative.

[@mulliganstew72]

Debbie Wells yes! I have the hollows goin on, not so much dark circles. I live in USA but look forward to the tutorial Lisa!

[@ontrose1]

Love you are offering this opportunity to subscribers. I don't live in London but am very happy for those who will get the chance to meet you and 'learn from the master'. Thanks for another fabby tutorial.

[@l.rietkotter5379]

Lisa Eldridge is the savior of modern make-up in my eyes. Instagram and KZbin give me the impression that wearing tons of concealer, baking with plenty of powder, using dramatic eyeshadow with huge fake lashes and applying drying liquid lipsticks with plenty of overlining is the way to go. And here comes Lisa. Lisa applies a tiny amount of each product and makes people look the best and healthiest version of themselves. It brings out, enhances their natural beauty, instead of making people unrecognizable. This is so refreshing and just so nice- I would always choose the Lisa-way over the heavy make-up. Thank you so much for teaching us your tricks and being a relatable person and a role model at the same time.

[@RedLippyVictoryRolls]

Thank you for making this video, Lisa. I swear that under eye concealer is my makeup Achilles heel - I have found it nearly impossible to find the right one for my skin tone (pale) and my under eye circles. Everything I try seems to a) oxidize b) crease something chronic c) look dry and papery and/or d) refuse to sink into my skin at all. Nightmare! I know you said you were only looking for models who live in London, but would you also consider applicants who live quite close to London/who can easily travel in, please?

[@TracyD2]

RedLippyVictoryRolls Jouer is coming out with new concealers in 20 shades. The lightest color is almost white and supposed to be full coverage and all sorts of wonderful claims. I’m curious about reviews when it does.

[@RedLippyVictoryRolls]

Thank you for that! I shall certainly look into Jouer.

[@allykate88]

I don’t find it difficult to cover up my dark circles with concealer, the problem that I have is once I set with powder, I can see my circles again since the powder diminishes the reflective properties of the concealer and corrector. I’ve even tried tinted powders and they rarely help

[@jazwhoaskedforthis]

allykate88 hm. Maybe a powder with light reflective properties? I heard about ambient lighting powder used for that, but I’ve never tried it personally.

[@HerculeseBaby]

And do you find that the powder darkens the concealer? Like the concealer can look nice and light and then the powder darkens the area again?

[@karenmellc1558]

Bareminerals well rested powder! Check it out :p

[@allykate88]

HerculeseFurball Yup!

[@NeonPegasus]

I cannot wait for the rest of this series and I would watch a feature film of you sharing your knowledge with us many many times. You have no idea how thankful I am for all your tips and tricks. I want my make up to be fine tuned and seamless and your in depth advice just solves all the issues I find and don't know how to tackle. I am not a make up artist and therefore cannot try 50 different products to find the right one, but you always guide me to the right path on what to look for. Thank you!

[@jeanbardot306]

Finally! A professional showing you baking gurus how to properly correct and conceal under eye area. Thank you Lisa!

[@LisaIsabelle]

"Uploaded 47 seconds ago." I've never clicked so fast and I don't even wear concealer.

[@ShireenLPlatt]

Me too but at 1 minute! LOL!

[@Gidgetandmoondoggy]

Haha, yes me too!

[@dianehall3794]

O but you will..

[@LisaIsabelle]

Diane Hall I honestly doubt. Dark circles are mostly genetics and I was blessed on that one. I'm 42 and have no dark circles, no purple discoloration, no puffiness, no wrinkles (those will come tho lol). My 73yo mom never used concealer either, nor my grandma. But now let's talk about white hair cuz those are also genetic and I'm already 80% grey, like my mom and grandma where at 35 (lol).

[@holliwoodlps3388]

I'm 44 and i learn so much with you i leave in south of france you are the best makeup artist and so generous , ( sorry my english is bad) can you please show us how do concealer for pocket under the eyes and when we have fine lines under the eyes . and what do you think about tarte creaseless concealer (for mature skin) for me is a very good concealer when we have fine lines every body talk about the shape tape but not the creaseless concealer thank you so much for your advice . amina

[@stacylinn5662]

This is amazing and informative. Thank you again for all of your amazing videos. You never disappoint. ❤️

[@LisaEldridge]

Thanks Stacy, so happy it was helpful ; ) X

[@goddessdejour]

Lisa, I would ❤️❤️❤️ to see an in-depth video (or video series) explaining the differences between all these new products (i.e., “technologies”) on the market. Ex: mascara (volumizing, strengthening, lengthening, all-in-one, etc.), powders (setting, under-eye setting, yellow powder, foundation, etc.), eyeshadow (matte, satin, shimmer, in the pan, pigments, diff. types of primers, etc.), face primers, concealer (again), bronzer vs contour, highlighters, face setting sprays, brows (gels, markers, powders, mascaras, etc.), blah-blah-blah. I hope I explained well enough. There’s so much, and I’m starting to question what is really necessary and what’s not, esp. for combination/aging skin. Thank you. 🙏🏽👍🏽👀

[@sweetpeace5]

This was so eye-opening (no pun intended:) Interesting how the matte eye actually turned out more flattering (at least on camera) than the light reflective side.

[@Miuteatea]

Hi Lisa - can you please do a video for how to minimize under eye bag tutorial? Cheers!

[@melanieemertaylor]

ice?

[@janeburke147]

Hi Lisa I’m a Yorkshire lass & wouldn’t like to be on camera but I look forward to seeing other subs having their 🐼 done 👍🏻I have hereditary brown pigmented circles all way round the eye ,even on top & so has my mam.Its confidence draining because concealer can age the undereye so it’s a losing battle.Thankyou for being a lovely lady 🤗xxx

[@CherryFruitSnack]

My entire life long beauty battle has ALWAYS been my dark under eye circles. Mine are very dark and purple/blue. They are daily, genetic and even get worse when I'm dehydrated. They're the worst! I also have permanent under eye creases, I was born with them which makes under eye makeup even more difficult and frustrating to apply well. I've hated them since I was 13. I would love a video series showing you conceal a variety of skin tones and severity if dark cirles. I can't wait for your expert tips.

[@felicityhart20]

omg! When you pick your models, can you please do someone with genetic/physical dark circles? They're grey/purplish and are from a recessed eye socket, and do NOT get any improvement from moisturizing, eye creams, etc because they are a result of bone structure. So they have a very dark colour, plus the shape creates a shadow and are so hard to cover! I'd love to see what you do.

[@kathrynherrold8933]

Hi from the US. Love your channel. Please select a model with “tear trough hollow” area that comes with aging. Thanks

[@mrsdrhux]

Cant thank you enough for creating this series. I’ m confident this will help thousands of people who struggle to brighten and lift the dreaded eye area. I really hope you find someone local who has extremely dark and dry inner corners and wrinkles, as i find i need a high coverage in the inner corner, but am afraid to dot it across the rest of my under eye as it emphasises the creases. 🤞🏻Id watch a feature length film all day to learn a fraction of your skills! Xx

[@gypsywolf2061]

I’ve always said the one thing I would change about myself is my dark circles because I’d save so much time doing my makeup 🤣 plus, I’d love to look more fresh and awake when not wearing makeup.

[@cherylsHTX]

Thank you for this!! I have so many issues with concealer. It is definitely my Achilles heel when it comes to makeup!

[@kristinmatthews8958]

I was just thinking today that I'm so frustrated with all of my concealers and needed new recommendations from somebody I trust!! Thank you Lisa!! Perfect timing!!! I would love an updated foundation video that explains your favorites for the different skin types. I know you have older ones, just wondering if any have changed over the years since so many new products are on the market. :-)

[@erikaamethyst8603]

Lisa, it would be wonderful for you to follow up on this video with some models. Maybe include someone with Polish heritage, with dark veins and hooded eyes as well as under-eye circles? I'm convinced that I'm one of three people on the planet who doesn't look good wearing mascara -- or anything dark around my eyes whatsoever -- because between hooded eyes, prominent purple veins on my lids, and blue-purple dark circles plus freckled pigmentation, mascara, eyeliner, or dark eye makeup just makes me look corpse-like. Covering up any of that never seems to work, between the hoods and my oily skin. I'd love to see what you might do with someone like me!

[@n.lefrancois6760]

If ever you have time can you do videos on 1) setting powders for the face vs the under eye, 2) finishing powders to buff the face always lost between setting, loose powder and finishing powders 3) primer sprays, vs finishing sprays and setting sprays again lost completely. Thanks for taking the time

[@peggyroher6157]

Absolutely the very best and informative tutorial on concealers! Thank you so much! 💕

[@winromeo]

This is one of your many brilliant videos I would revisit time after time. Can’t wait for the follow-up video with volunteer models. Thank you Lisa!

[@kerimadelibasic2183]

We need 101 for covering acne and acne scars!!

[@irazorn3712]

Kerima Delibašić one of her earliest videos was on covering acne. I swear by her ‘pinpoint’ concealing method.

[@VictoriaRebecaM]

She’s done that! (:

[@nicholeh1280]

She has done a video on that already, a couple of years ago.

[@aliciaf1055]

the video she did on covering acne is so, so good!

[@shpresasulo]

Ooh I’d love to see an updated video of this because I remember her doing one a few years ago

[@lwlw8]

wow each one of your videos teaches me something new! ive been watching you for years and have learnt ALOT from you so thank you. also i have a request.... studio tour 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 xxx

[@viewed_by_heather]

This was such a good and much needed video and I can't wait for the future ones once you've found some models - if I lived in London I'd definitely volunteer because I'm quite fair but have very purple/blue under eye circles which are very noticeable on my skin tone and would probably make for a good demo canvas (alas, I live in Kansas though). The powder bit was particularly helpful for me because I have dry skin and have never figured out what kind of powder to use on my under eyes, everything exaggerates my dryness and darkens my concealer. I really like to mix concealers and correctors to get the best of them all and would love to see you do it in a future video!

[@queenb891]

please upload the 1h30min one!!!!!!

[@alishakieper3291]

😃 I love that you are using subscribers as models!! Awesome idea. Can’t wait to see it.

[@noname-ou3qj]

My last name is Elvidge n wen i was younger (now 21) i wld ask my mum why i didnt see anyone with my last name n she use to say ermm well there is a makeup artist who's last name is similar her name is lisa eldridge 😄 😂 so happy ive now found ur channel! Great video :)

[@jackienolan9142]

Lisa - how about a video for makeup for people with freckles? But specifically people who want them to show through but maybe have the dark circles or other skin issues that would typically require more full coverage but still want freckles to show through??? This would be lovely!

[@elle1014elle]

Great video! Love your tips! Can you do a concealer video for mature women. It’s hard to find a good concealer that does not make fine lines under eye and corner of eyes prominent especially when smiling.

[@kathybuttermore9660]

I wish you would have included the Bobbi Brown correctors and concealers as so many people people swear by them. Would have loved to hear your opinion about them for the more mature under eye. Good information though. I had never worn concealer until recently and went with the Maybelline Erase and the Bare Minerals Serum concealer before i even watched this. They're working out really well. Nice to have that confirmation from you.

[@CINEMATICxLOVE]

Only Lisa coud make me (almost) regret no having dark circles to get a chance at meeting her!

[@eyiapandora3933]

This is a brilliant overview. Thank you! I have very pale, cool olive skin tone and no assistant in any make--up store I've been to so far has been able to cover my under-eye circles without them looking ashy, they seem a bit confused when their usual product recommendations don't work. I think it may come down to my colouring. Wish I was in London. Really looking forward to your tutorials on under-eye concealing on multiple different models :)

[@auds8764]

As another fellow pale olive girl, I feel ya! Check out the reddit page OliveMUA. It has saved me so much on makeup!

[@khadeejaahsan4512]

Eyia Pandora checkout Karima KcKimmie’s channel. She also has olive toned skin and is really descriptive in her videos. She receives many comments saying her video aesthetic is similar to Lisa’s!

[@polipo1610]

Omg someone like me

[@ankitasuman468]

Please use a model who has hollows under her eye and dark circles. I am light medium olive in complexion n could never get rid of those hollows whatever type or colour of concealer i use.

[@hazikonyha]

My skin is very thin, so you could even see my blue veins under my skin. Due to my thin skin my undereye area is very-very dark blue-purple-blackish. It is a real struggle for me since forever! Even professional make-up artists couldn't cover it so far. I hope your second video is coming soon, and you choose a women with similar problem. 😉

[@MissEMc2]

Csorba Orsolya .. Me too! My skin is very fair/pale & my undereye is so thin that you can see my veins & all the purple blue darkness. For me they are getting worse the older I get too. I hate a cakey makeup look so no matter what I do there is always some darkness showing through. I can’t wait for the next video!!

[@mel_pnw]

Me too! I have a large vein on my left side. And my left is more concave than my right. It's a challenging task.

[@donna25871]

Lisa release the hour and a half version as a series.

[@joanengel9460]

So very helpful, your video is like an introduction to a Doctorate in make up! Love 2 see the Long version. Count me in.

[@gwhitcom]

That was just brilliant! I learned a lot about products and techniques- can’t wait for the part two!!!

[@marinaloizoumantorini8811]

Hi Lisa. Can’t wait to see the under eye concealer tutorials.

[@FreeToBe339]

For YEARS your channel has been the absolute BEST at teaching your audience the how to's, the reasoning as to why, and my all time favorite - your makeup history. Thank you so much Ms. Eldridge, you are a true inspiration to me and many others! We love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@auntied4950]

THANK YOU! ❤ ♡ In a world of Instagram under-eye-bakers, this video is sorely needed!