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Brighten tired
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An effortless color-correcting formula designed to visually soften the look of dark under-eye tones, dullness and uneven-looking color for a fresh, natural-looking finish.

✓Instantly brightens &
color-corrects
✓Comfortable wear with a
smooth-looking finish
✓Precision brush for easy
blending

Instant Brightening

Visually softens the look of dark circles and uneven-looking tone.

Comfortable Formula

Feels smooth and lightweight on the delicate under-eye area.

Natural-Looking Wear

Helps keep coverage looking refined without an overly heavy finish.

Precision Application

Pairs with a small brush for controlled, targeted blending.

Color-CorrectingBuildable CoverageComfortable WearEasy to Blend
PRO TIP

Best result: Warm a small amount with your fingertip before tapping onto deeper-looking areas, then blend softly with a precision brush.

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Colored Clay Undereye Corrector

Fresh-looking eyes in a few effortless taps.

A creamy color-correcting formula designed to visually soften the look of dark under-eye tones, dullness and uneven-looking color — with a smooth, natural-looking finish that feels light on skin.

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Targeted color correctionHelps balance the appearance of blue, purple and uneven-looking tones.
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Comfortable creamy textureBlends easily without a heavy or mask-like look.
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Made for layeringWear alone for a fresh finish or pair with your usual foundation or concealer.
BUILDABLE COVERAGE
SKIN-LIKE FINISH
4 FLEXIBLE SHADES

Why You’ll Love It

Correction that still looks like your skin.

Designed for the delicate under-eye area, this soft cream melts into the complexion to visually balance discoloration while keeping your natural skin texture visible.

01

Color Balancing

Peach, orange and red tones help visually counter the look of under-eye darkness across different complexions.

02

Seamless Blending

A smooth, creamy texture spreads easily with fingertips, a sponge or a small blending brush.

03

Natural Finish

Creates a refined, fresh-looking base without needing a thick layer of product.

04

Easy to Layer

Works beautifully underneath your everyday concealer or complexion products.

Creamy corrector texture and natural finish

Lightweight by Design

A small amount makes a visible difference.

The goal is not to cover every trace of natural skin. Apply only where deeper tones are visible, then blend the edges until the corrector becomes part of your base.

Pro tip: Warm a tiny amount between your fingertip and the product surface, then press gently onto the darkest-looking areas before blending.

Effortless Eye Perfection

Precise enough for the inner corner. Soft enough for seamless edges.

Use a small detail brush to place product exactly where you need it. Feather outward with light pressure for a diffused finish that pairs naturally with the rest of your makeup.

1
PlaceTarget only the areas where discoloration looks strongest.
2
PressUse tapping motions rather than dragging the skin.
3
DiffuseBlend the edges until the transition looks soft and natural.

The Finish

Brighter-looking. Smoother-looking. Still completely you.

Thoughtful color correction can help the eye area look more even and refreshed while preserving the dimension and texture that make skin look real.

Natural-looking under-eye color correction result

A More Refined Base

Use less coverage by correcting first.

Instead of piling on layers to hide color, start by visually balancing the tone underneath. Then use only as much complexion product as you actually want.

Heavy Layering

More product. More visible texture.

  • Often requires multiple layers for stronger discoloration.
  • Can make the under-eye area look overly covered.
  • May emphasize texture when too much product is applied.
  • Can be harder to keep the finish looking natural.

Color-Correct First

Target the tone. Keep the finish light.

  • Helps visually balance the look of under-eye darkness.
  • Allows you to use less skin-toned concealer on top.
  • Creates a more dimensional, skin-like appearance.
  • Easy to customize from sheer to more polished coverage.

Choose Your Corrector Shade

Four flexible tones for targeted correction.

Choose based on both your complexion depth and the tone you want to visually balance. When in doubt, start with a lighter amount and build only where needed.

Light-Medium Peach corrector shade

#1 Light-Medium Peach

Designed for fair to light complexions and softer blue-purple looking tones.

Medium-Tan Peach corrector shade

#2 Medium-Tan Peach

Designed for light to medium complexions with more visible blue-purple looking tones.

Orange corrector shade

#3 Orange

Designed for medium to deep complexions where deeper blue tones are more visible.

Red corrector shade

#4 Red

Designed for deep to rich complexions where a stronger correcting tone is preferred.

How to apply under-eye corrector

How to Use

Correct first. Blend softly. Layer only if you want to.

01

Prep

Start with a comfortable, moisturized base and allow your skincare to settle before makeup.

02

Warm

Pick up a very small amount with a fingertip or detail brush to soften the texture for blending.

03

Press & Blend

Press onto the areas with the strongest-looking discoloration, then feather the edges outward.

04

Finish

Wear the corrector alone or add a thin layer of your usual concealer or foundation on top.

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a corrector and a concealer?

A color corrector is used first to visually balance the appearance of unwanted tones. A skin-toned concealer is then optional for extra coverage or a more perfected finish.

When should I apply the corrector?

Apply it after skincare and before your usual foundation or skin-toned concealer. Start with a very small amount and build only where needed.

How do I choose my shade?

Use peach tones for lighter complexions, orange for medium-to-deep complexions, and red for richer complexions. The best match also depends on how strong the visible under-eye tone appears.

Can I use it without concealer?

Yes. For a lighter makeup look, blend a sheer layer and leave it as-is. For more coverage, layer your regular complexion product on top.

How much product should I use?

Less is usually more. Begin with a pinpoint amount on the darkest-looking area and blend before deciding whether you need another thin layer.

Simple Color Correction

A lighter-looking base starts with placing the right tone in the right place.

Keep coverage targeted, blend with a light hand, and let the rest of your complexion stay naturally dimensional.