Tip #8: Once you've blended in your first base of concealer, you might have to go back with more. Makeup artist Kathy Jeung uses this layering technique to draw right over any remaining darkness. This is an especially good tip for blue veins. "If you have blue under your eyes, anything with peach or pink to it neutralizes the blue rather than covering," she said. "Draw right where you see the darkness."
Tip #9: Use a fluffy brush to dust a yellow loose powder under your eyes like Anastasia Beverly Hills Loose Setting Powder ($36). The shade brightens the entire area and sets the cream for a long-lasting finish.
Tip #10: Highlighting your cheekbones also goes a long way to detract from puffy undereye circles. You can use anything from lip gloss to eye shadow to create a hint of shimmer in a C shape from brow to cheekbone.
