this is best applying for undereye as brightener and concealer. twist the bottom several times and after a few seconds product should come out.

I'm not sure if I apply this product like everyone else or not. I like to apply all of my concealers using a concealer brush. By using a brush, the concealer is more lightly placed onto my skin and provides a fuller coverage. That being said, all you need to do is twist the bottom of the airbrush concealer one or two times (a little goes a long way), and after a few seconds some of the product will come out the top. Hope this helps!

Put a bit of it on the back of your hand and use a fingertip the gently pat the concealer on. If you touch the wand directly to your face bacteria will build up. You need to twist the bottom in order to dispense product.

It is a dial up brush applicator

You twist the bottom of the pen, which clicks, and some concealer will be pressure-forced up onto the brush (the first time you use it you'll have to turn it several times to get the air out). Then you can apply it. Be forewarned though, only click it once for standard use - a lot comes out at once so it tends to overwhelm the brush.

This is a very simple product to use. I just twist the bottom of the product, put a line of concealer under my eye (or wherever you're using this), and blend it in with my finger. You can use a concealer brush or even the brush with it, but I find using my fingers is much simpler.

Click the pen, apply it in the needed areas, and either blend with the applicater, your finger, or a concealer brush.

dab the brush under the eye then pat with finger until blended

I just brushed it on, then blended with my finger. No directions were included, which you probably are aware of. It might be a nice addition in future packaging.

Brush on a small amount of product where you need it, then pat it in to blend with your fingertip or a small concealer brush.

I just use the brush to dot it on where I want it, and then gently spread/smudge with my fingertips. The sales girl at Sephora dotted it on and used a concealer brush to spread it. I asked about the different, she said that using your finger provides a slightly lighter, more translucent coverage, while using a brush gives it a little heavier coverage. Your choice!

I bought both fair and neutral fair because I was unsure. I prefer the neutral fair. The fair color is very, very pink. The neutral fair has yellow undertones and is still brightening and light. I would go w/ the neutral fair.

I'm also fair with blue eyes and I bought the Fair shade...it works perfectly for me!

I'm light, not fair, and the medium was too light.

I am also fair skinned with blue eyes. I bought 04 neutral fair, which I find works out really well. Hope this helps!

Fair

I am using 04 neutral fair and it matches me almost exactly.

Neutral Fair is the best for me. The fair had too much pink. The other was too dark.

04

Fair, I have green eyes but I do have fair skin and the lightest color is good to use for lighter complextions.

04 Neutral Fair work for me year round..even when I am my palest. I stay with the same color in the summer too, when I'm tan. Awesome product!

it is my favorite product for under eyes, no problems whatsoever!

I have not had a problem with it! I've been using it around my eye for almost a year. Hopefully that helps.

I have very sensitive skin, and have never experienced any problems with this product. It is complete coverage without caking. I have used this for years and am very happy with it.

I have very sensitive eyes and this doesn't bother me at all. I think you should try it and then return it if you do have any issues!

I use it right smack up against the lash-line, lid and under eye. I haven't had any problems.

that's a great question i had the same one, i have very sensitve skin but clinique is allergy free so i bought it and like it a lot no burning or irratation, breakout, i hope this helps

No problems for me and I do have sensitive eyes.

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Not at all. When I apply this under my eyes, I almost actually touch my eye with my brush and I haven't had one problem.

Not at all, but you shouldn't ever put a concealer right at the lash line due to the skin being so thin, any product can seep into the eyes, eye creams included. I have sensitive eyes and have never had a problem with it.

No it doesn't....not enough coverage.

Not very well - it's VERY sheer so you'd need several layers. I would recommend another product - I returned mine. Sorry!

I've tried to use it for that as well and I find that it's just too sheer of a coverage for that purpose. However, I grabbed some green concealer to put on a blemish then foundation, then my concealer and that lightens the spot.

It does cover my light acne. Not perfectly but well enough that I would repurchase. I got this after I ran out of my Laura Mercier undercover pot- also a great product!

I don't think so.

It is thick enough to cover up pimples and other imperfections.

Yes it most certainly can! I have mild acne and this concealer has great coverage! It is also great for covering dark circles and I have horrible dark circles! The only thing is that I prefer to use a concealer brush because it blends alot better.

Minor acne yes. It's pretty light weight so anything really big or red will need something with more converge.

Not sure how well it would cover acne. Light acne--probably. Severe acne--I'm thinking it would not cover as well. I use it on freckles (also known as "age spots").

It can if the pimple isn't too raised, but that applies to all concealer. If it is a raised pimple you can cover up the redness, but the texture of it cannot be changed. I put an under eye de-puffing cream or ice on a pimple to help the swelling go down before applying. But I love the way this concealer covers and evens tone.

It takes multiples turns for the concealer to come out the first time you use it but give it a few tries and it should eventually come out. After that, it should take only 2-4 twists for the product to come out.

Are your turning it to the right? When i get mine brand new i have to turn it for a while until it comes up... If yours doesnt work when you turn it to the right... maybe the turn thingy is broken? try and get a new one im sure they will replace it for you

For first time use I remeber having to turn it around a lot I would say around twenty turns

It takes a ton of clicks around the first time you use it. After that only a few to activate it.

Keep turning - otherwise after about 15-20 turns if it doesn't come out - it's broken!

Keep twisting- a glob may form in the end but you just gotta keep going!

It takes a few turns - helps if you face it down for gravity to help.

Click don't turn.

It depends more on your undertone than shade of skin. The concealers are all generally light toned so go by which undertone matches yours based on the pictures.

I'm shade 02 I believe and I use "fair." I'd assume you would either be the same color or, if there is a shade lighter, then that shade.

Neutral Fair looks closest to the foundation shade you have. Hope I helped you out.

I use the same color and formula of makeup and I use the lightest concealer.

Choose Fair. It is the lightest shade and would match your foundation colors best. I find the product works best as undereye concealer and illuminates dark shadow areas around the nose and under your bottom lip. I don't like it for hiding a blemish, though.

YSL Touche Eclate (better)
Boots No7 similar a bit better

This one is much better! It does a much better job to brighten the under eye area. They are similar in coverage, texture and over all similar products.

yes they all look to have a peachy tone. i have the same problem and i love this.