I’ve found the key to be keeping my eyes hydrated. I mix my eye cream with black castor oil. Granted you don’t want to do this if you’re doing makeup soon after skincare. I do this morning and night on the days I don’t wear makeup and just at night on the days I do. Over time this has helped the skin not be nearly as crepey and has plumped up my lines. My concealer looks much better now!
@amypoole178, I just bought some more castor oil and I am going to give your trick a try as I have puffy under eyes that are extremely apparent. Thx for the tip!!
I recently put a light dusting of powder on my eye area before my concealer (menopause brain mistake] and being lazy I thought stuff it and just stuck the concealer over the top. It worked!!! I've continued doing it. Age 50 with wrinkles.
That is my secret trick! I spray setting spray on my finger and pat it under my eye, then powder very sparingly, then apply concealer and again sparing with the powder. It stays all day and doesn't crease! Magic!
I remember your tip of splitting a tissue and blotting of any excess cream/liquid product before you set with powder. And I have never looked back 😆 works wonders with clients
I just use a small amount of concealer and focus it on the inside of the undereye with just a little on the outside edges, use a little bit of powder, a little hydrating spray to finish up and I never get creasing. Works every time. No weird techniques necessary!
But what if what the discoloration needing covered up is almost only located on the outside edges instead of inside? It is more likely to crease when concealer and/or color corrector is focused there instead of on the inside. Consider yourself fortunate!
@@-EricaCartman very true! I do have some discoloration there but not too much... Maybe the choice of product would be more important if that’s the trouble area. I like to use potted concealers, I find that way I can use a minimal amount, it covers more, and moves with my lines instead of getting stuck in them. The more liquid they are, the more I have to use and the more it creases. Have you tried anything like the Becca color corrector in the pot or the potted Nars creamy concealer?
I’m wondering about putting the wand back into the container after it’s been dipped in powder? Eventually more and more powder will end up in the container.. compromising the composition of the concealer. So those who are going to try this..don’t double dip. Wash the wand off before putting it back in the tube.
I would probably put a little powder in a tiny dish or something instead of putting the concealer directly into the powder container, but washing the concealer wand after makes sense too.
@leahnelson4116 Same. I've given away full train cases of makeup that didn't work for me. Aging of the face has been a real challenge. I'm doing my best to lean into the lines, wrinkles, spots etc. But some days ...
Interesting! I'm not sure of using this technique on my light color eye bags. I am using your method of applying foundation on your hand before your face. I love the look achieved using this method. Thank you. Wayne Goss having a utube channel is a gift to women everywhere
My initial response was, that can't work. Then I remembered that Wayne taught me to powder before I apply foundation, and it keeps my makeup from melting off in a south Texas summer! (For my friends across the pond, think north Africa in terms of latitude) Hot and humid. Off to try this. Thanks, Wayne! 😘
Lovely info here, Wayne!! Thank YOU for demonstrating! When I’m watching you on my iPhone, there is a colorful painting to the left of you (from my POV) in the background and it looks just gorgeous. I’d love a tour of your home or art you have in your home-it would be fascinating. If not, please tell me who that painting is by. I love the colors used 😍😍🖼️🎨
Your mature makeup tutorials and concealer tutorial changed my aging makeup game I actually look sooo much younger now!! But what tutorial do u suggest for ( mid 50s) lip liner / stick / gloss/ etc
I use this concealer hack for a long time now, I have very dry skin. So I use this hack with another hack, I use my undereye crème, after that I use lip balm, yes lip balm. After that I dip my concealer one time in the powder. And the rest I do like you did it. I'm 54 and I love this technique.
I'm 53 and do have some fine lines under my eyes. I love the Natasha Denona concealer and I just make sure to use a small amount. I then set it with Urban Decay All nighter setting spray using my ring finger to pat that into my skin. I have no settling into fine lines doing it this way. I don't let powder touch my face (seems to dry me out).
I don’t rembr who I’d seen apply powder w a powder puff to the nose area, in a wiggling motion, but I’ve used the technique in my smile lines. I wiggle left and right as well as up and down in the higher traffic areas. I smile a ton for work, and this technique has afforded me to not crease like I used to!
I have multiple bags under my eyes, as well as dark circles, and have tried every technique in the book to make them look like they blend in with the rest of my under eye area. Would I use this technique under the bags to correct the shadows or all over like in your tutorial? Thanks!
What tone is your skin? Light skin needs light peach/orange, medium skin needs medium orange and dark skins need an almost neon orange. Oh, I'm a 17-year veteran makeup artist.
It looked great, but I'm wondering whether it'll just make the crepey creases under my eyes look more obvious - when I include powder in that area, that's what tends to happen. Personally, I'm happier concealing without the extra use of powder, but I think this'd be great for people who don't have the same issue as me. Thanks for sharing, Wayne.
I just turned 50 last month and I struggle with under eye concealer all the time... I really don't have many lines yet but damn if my concealer can't find every one of them. Lol I'm so interested in trying this but I'm skeptical. Come back and let me know how you liked it 😊 lol Good luck
Wayne, I live in Northern Alabama and when we have humidity, forget eye makeup, lipstick, or face makeup. Other then a sunscreen that ends up running off, is there Any brands that are humid proof? I use a lip gloss but then it won't stay on as soon as I drink water . Thanks
The full set of luggage I have under my eyes as well as dark coloring topped off by fine lines aka wrinkles, not sure I can pull this off, oh I’m 66. My under eye area is my biggest challenge on my face. Thank you for sharing this tip😊
I believe a huge issue is the definition of "creasing", is your concealer itself separating, or is it settling into lines and folds already there, make up can't hide underlying texture on moving skin. I feel this hack is more for younger eyes, I suspect it will look aging on lined, crepey older skin.
Wayne - could I potentially add powder & mix with my regular Foundation or Skin Tint for a more perfected, velvety finish? I am 47 with minimal fine lines, some enlarged pores, and Combination to Oily skin.
I tried this a few weeks ago. Not sure what I did wrong, but I had a nasty Casey mess. Dry under my eyes AND it gunks up the concealer wand….oh. I also used Natasha Denona concealer. Maybe because it is because I am 67, but my under eye isn’t that bad wrinkle wise.
I’ve tried both. Apply concealer, then apply either loose powder by tapping as much powder off the brush or pressed powder using the e.l.f. mini puff. If I feel like setting with a setting spray, I spray my Real Techniques Miracle Powder Sponge just a little and dab it on gently.
Hey Wayne! I keep on seeing ads for jones road by MUA Bobbi brown. It's a different type of makeup that I'm pretty skeptical of, but I was just wondering if you have any experience with it, and if so, how does it look? Doesn't offer any coverage really! Is it greasy cause it's oil based? Maybe you could do a video on it so we can see and hear your opinion on it?
That's exactly what I was thinking. Surely that is going to shorten the usable life of the product. Definitely something to mix on your hand or a palette.
What happens to the concealer that remains in the container , especially after you’ve done this three or four times? Should you wipe off the applicator with the powder on it before placing it back in the tube?
What should I do - I used to wear concealer under my eyes, no problem. It was like overnight lines popped up and concealer seems to magnify them and looks terrible. Suggestions?
I would be interested to know how this effect held up throughout the day. Did it separate? Did is sink into small lines/wrinkles under the eyes? Did the color stay true to its original formulation? Wayne, please let us know how this worked.
Interesting. I'd like to see/hear what it looked like, how it held up, after several hours of everyday activities. THAT is the test if this actually works. MANY thing work great, right after application.
My under eyes are soooooo dry.. I may try this..but on a day where I dont have to go anywhere. Everything creases under my eyes.. I quit trying to set it.. so I just tap out the creases during the day.
Ok I love you but I am 63 this kind of goes against less is more, but I will try it, but keep in mind I don’t have your skill set. Take care and stay safe. Hope you are having great days and taking time for you.❤❤❤
I wonder ... Maybe it works for Wayne because he really doesnt have bags or crepe skin under his eyes....? I'm very jelly darling! ❤ But then, i AM a bit older.
UPDATE: Tried it and added color with bronzer and it looks very natural and nice. I have textured undereyes (fine lines and some millia) and up close I can still see the texture, but nothing has settled into my lines or has creased or looks really dry. Used Haus Labs concealer and some Pixi loose translucent powder❤
@@cyntheknitter9927 I meant inside the actual container of your concealer. Constantly dipping into your wet product with powder on the end of your concealer will change the consistency and ruin it
Wah gak yakin dengan hack ini. Tanpa bedak aja masih sering creasing di bawah mata padahal sudah pakai serum concealer yang lebih ringan. Itu aja masih sering crack apalagi pakai bedak apa gak tambah kering.
I’ve found the key to be keeping my eyes hydrated. I mix my eye cream with black castor oil. Granted you don’t want to do this if you’re doing makeup soon after skincare. I do this morning and night on the days I don’t wear makeup and just at night on the days I do. Over time this has helped the skin not be nearly as crepey and has plumped up my lines. My concealer looks much better now!
@amypoole178, I just bought some more castor oil and I am going to give your trick a try as I have puffy under eyes that are extremely apparent. Thx for the tip!!
Would love to try this.
Where do you purchase from what company?
Thank you 😍🙏
I use castor oil everynight as eye cream, it makes my eyes so plump and lines disappear!
Yes!!! I’ve actually been putting the black castor oil all around my eyes, and onto my cheeks and upper lip area!
Only Wayne can make prison orange look good! 🍊👀❤
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😂😂👍🏼
I recently put a light dusting of powder on my eye area before my concealer (menopause brain mistake] and being lazy I thought stuff it and just stuck the concealer over the top. It worked!!! I've continued doing it. Age 50 with wrinkles.
That is my secret trick! I spray setting spray on my finger and pat it under my eye, then powder very sparingly, then apply concealer and again sparing with the powder. It stays all day and doesn't crease! Magic!
I remember your tip of splitting a tissue and blotting of any excess cream/liquid product before you set with powder. And I have never looked back 😆 works wonders with clients
Oh I love that tip!
As a woman of a "certain age", I worry about the longevity of this one.... but, will try it on a stay at home day. You are the best...!
I just use a small amount of concealer and focus it on the inside of the undereye with just a little on the outside edges, use a little bit of powder, a little hydrating spray to finish up and I never get creasing. Works every time. No weird techniques necessary!
And its also up to the concealer. I was impressed when I found a good one for me.
I do it the same way, but the hydrating spray is a very good idea 👍
But what if what the discoloration needing covered up is almost only located on the outside edges instead of inside? It is more likely to crease when concealer and/or color corrector is focused there instead of on the inside. Consider yourself fortunate!
@@-EricaCartman very true! I do have some discoloration there but not too much... Maybe the choice of product would be more important if that’s the trouble area. I like to use potted concealers, I find that way I can use a minimal amount, it covers more, and moves with my lines instead of getting stuck in them. The more liquid they are, the more I have to use and the more it creases.
Have you tried anything like the Becca color corrector in the pot or the potted Nars creamy concealer?
I’m wondering about putting the wand back into the container after it’s been dipped in powder?
Eventually more and more powder will end up in the container.. compromising the composition of the concealer.
So those who are going to try this..don’t double dip. Wash the wand off before putting it back in the tube.
I would probably put a little powder in a tiny dish or something instead of putting the concealer directly into the powder container, but washing the concealer wand after makes sense too.
Me too
Hmmmm, 62 here. Not sure about this. But will give it a try..as I've done with 752 other techniques!!! 😂
I’m there with you! I have so many concealers I could open my own shop!
@leahnelson4116 Same. I've given away full train cases of makeup that didn't work for me. Aging of the face has been a real challenge. I'm doing my best to lean into the lines, wrinkles, spots etc. But some days ...
Agree😂😂😂😂😂
I hear ya!
Which out of 752 worked best for you though 😂
Interesting! I'm not sure of using this technique on my light color eye bags. I am using your method of applying foundation on your hand before your face. I love the look achieved using this method. Thank you. Wayne Goss having a utube channel is a gift to women everywhere
Thank you Wayne. I adore you because your hacks always help me!❤❤❤Im 46 as well and my pores are large. Will be trying it today!!!
I like him
Wow you look so handsome in that color!! 🤩
I love your posts! My under eyes and red cheeks are my biggest challenges and you are always bringing solutions for both. Thank you for all you do! 💜
I’m going to try this with my pink loose powder ! Thanks Wayne ❤
I would definitely give it a go because the creasing is so real and I’m always looking to find the best hack, TFS ☺️
I’ve done the foundation powder trick so I’ll try this one. Thank you ❤
What a great idea! I'm 65 but will try this and then lightly tap on some setting spray.
ich werde es mal ausprobieren
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Wayne, your skin looks marvelous! Whatever you are doing, keep it up!
My initial response was, that can't work.
Then I remembered that Wayne taught me to powder before I apply foundation, and it keeps my makeup from melting off in a south Texas summer! (For my friends across the pond, think north Africa in terms of latitude) Hot and humid.
Off to try this. Thanks, Wayne! 😘
Love the flowers and a pop of orange shirt! Woohoo! I'll give this a try!
This worked soooo well, even on my 59 year old skin!! Thank you Wayne!
Lovely info here, Wayne!! Thank YOU for demonstrating! When I’m watching you on my iPhone, there is a colorful painting to the left of you (from my POV) in the background and it looks just gorgeous. I’d love a tour of your home or art you have in your home-it would be fascinating. If not, please tell me who that painting is by. I love the colors used 😍😍🖼️🎨
Wayne you’re amazing ❤
Very interesting. I may try this but I am 68 so worried about creasing. Thank you for showing how to do this.
Your mature makeup tutorials and concealer tutorial changed my aging makeup game I actually look sooo much younger now!! But what tutorial do u suggest for ( mid 50s) lip liner / stick / gloss/ etc
I picture you experimenting endlessly to get these wonderful hacks!
I use this concealer hack for a long time now, I have very dry skin. So I use this hack with another hack, I use my undereye crème, after that I use lip balm, yes lip balm. After that I dip my concealer one time in the powder. And the rest I do like you did it. I'm 54 and I love this technique.
I'm 53 and do have some fine lines under my eyes. I love the Natasha Denona concealer and I just make sure to use a small amount. I then set it with Urban Decay All nighter setting spray using my ring finger to pat that into my skin. I have no settling into fine lines doing it this way. I don't let powder touch my face (seems to dry me out).
I don’t rembr who I’d seen apply powder w a powder puff to the nose area, in a wiggling motion, but I’ve used the technique in my smile lines. I wiggle left and right as well as up and down in the higher traffic areas.
I smile a ton for work, and this technique has afforded me to not crease like I used to!
I would just put them in separate containers so I don’t mix the products. Will try it.
Interesting! Will try tomorrow! And I love the new intro!
Ooo! 👀 Thank you! I will give this a try 👌🤗
It looks great!! Going to give it a try!
How does it wear throughout the day? And how does it work for older eyes?
Yes, does this work on people over 25? Lol I'm twice that age and I'm not sure how this will go.
That extra powder under the eyes will for sure settle in the lines and highlight them like ancient parchment 😂
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Do not believe that will work for older women
I will try this technique! Thanks for the tip.
Was the sponge wet or dry that you used??
Thx ❤
Thanks Wayne ❤
Does using a brush have the same or similar effect or is the makeup sponge a key ingredient in this process for stamping it in better?
I have multiple bags under my eyes, as well as dark circles, and have tried every technique in the book to make them look like they blend in with the rest of my under eye area. Would I use this technique under the bags to correct the shadows or all over like in your tutorial? Thanks!
What tone is your skin? Light skin needs light peach/orange, medium skin needs medium orange and dark skins need an almost neon orange. Oh, I'm a 17-year veteran makeup artist.
@@hillarybeautifile I’ve tried those and others. Sigh! It’s difficult.
It looked great, but I'm wondering whether it'll just make the crepey creases under my eyes look more obvious - when I include powder in that area, that's what tends to happen. Personally, I'm happier concealing without the extra use of powder, but I think this'd be great for people who don't have the same issue as me. Thanks for sharing, Wayne.
It shouldn't. Adding powder is just going to make your concealer formula thicker and more matte
Are you moisturizing beforehand?
@@bchang227 Yes
@@smitty5641 I think the thickness of the product is the issue. I find thin but highly pigmented products work best. :)
I am going to try it. Thank you
Love your hacks, will try
Yes, my almost 50 year old eyes welcomes this hack. Thanks Wayne bach.💋
I just turned 50 last month and I struggle with under eye concealer all the time... I really don't have many lines yet but damn if my concealer can't find every one of them. Lol I'm so interested in trying this but I'm skeptical. Come back and let me know how you liked it 😊 lol Good luck
This won't work with wrinkles.
Hi Wayne! Did you use a damp or dry sponge? 😊
Wayne, I live in Northern Alabama and when we have humidity, forget eye makeup, lipstick, or face makeup. Other then a sunscreen that ends up running off, is there Any brands that are humid proof? I use a lip gloss but then it won't stay on as soon as I drink water . Thanks
The full set of luggage I have under my eyes as well as dark coloring topped off by fine lines aka wrinkles, not sure I can pull this off, oh I’m 66. My under eye area is my biggest challenge on my face. Thank you for sharing this tip😊
Lo probaré esta noche y dire después como me fue. ❤
☀️ I will give this a try because I hate the feeling of goopy concealer❣️✨
This really works!!!!
Wayne, can you tell me about the under eye prep you used? Iam 59, I stay away from powder! With a good under eye prep can this work for me?
I believe a huge issue is the definition of "creasing", is your concealer itself separating, or is it settling into lines and folds already there, make up can't hide underlying texture on moving skin. I feel this hack is more for younger eyes, I suspect it will look aging on lined, crepey older skin.
Would like to know though , please , HOW LONG did it last before any issues with creasing, if any ? Thanks in advance!😊
I would like to know how this held up later on
Not great. After two hours it was as if I hadn't even done the hack!
Wayne - could I potentially add powder & mix with my regular Foundation or Skin Tint for a more perfected, velvety finish? I am 47 with minimal fine lines, some enlarged pores, and Combination to Oily skin.
I’ll give it a try❤❤
I tried this a few weeks ago. Not sure what I did wrong, but I had a nasty Casey mess. Dry under my eyes AND it gunks up the concealer wand….oh. I also used Natasha Denona concealer. Maybe because it is because I am 67, but my under eye isn’t that bad wrinkle wise.
49 going to try this, I always have issues with creasing. Any tips on colour correcting, it's a real struggle to hide my dark circles.
Well I’m gonna try it. Fingers crossed for this 66 year old 😬🙃🤞Thanks Dear Wayne! ❤
Wayne, I believe you could apply mud to your face and you would still look amazing; you have beautiful skin.
may I say, you look so handsome in orange ;-) what do you suggest I do if my concealer doesn't have a wand end?
I don’t use loose powder. I wonder if pressed powder can be applied followed by concealer? I think I’ll try it 🩷
That might be a great idea, because you are far less likely to put on too much powder if you're using pressed powder. IMO
I’ve tried both. Apply concealer, then apply either loose powder by tapping as much powder off the brush or pressed powder using the e.l.f. mini puff. If I feel like setting with a setting spray, I spray my Real Techniques Miracle Powder Sponge just a little and dab it on gently.
@@terricastles3832 The pressed powder, instead of loose, worked beautifully 🩷
Hey Wayne! I keep on seeing ads for jones road by MUA Bobbi brown. It's a different type of makeup that I'm pretty skeptical of, but I was just wondering if you have any experience with it, and if so, how does it look? Doesn't offer any coverage really! Is it greasy cause it's oil based? Maybe you could do a video on it so we can see and hear your opinion on it?
Done a few reviews on it!
Love this !❤
My concern is getting lose powder on the concealer wand getting into container and gunking up the product
You can use the concealer wand onto a palette then combine on the palette.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Surely that is going to shorten the usable life of the product. Definitely something to mix on your hand or a palette.
Wayne: That color looks amazing on you!
Is your sponge wett our dry?
I am 65 and if you like this hack, I'm all in! I trust your opinions! ❤ You look tan!
Is sponge damp?
How does it wear through the day?
My 44 year old under eye area needs this
What happens to the concealer that remains in the container , especially after you’ve done this three or four times? Should you wipe off the applicator with the powder on it before placing it back in the tube?
Someone please advise me on a good loose powder for a 40 year old with texture & runs kind of oily now lol
What should I do - I used to wear concealer under my eyes, no problem. It was like overnight lines popped up and concealer seems to magnify them and looks terrible. Suggestions?
I would be interested to know how this effect held up throughout the day. Did it separate? Did is sink into small lines/wrinkles under the eyes? Did the color stay true to its original formulation? Wayne, please let us know how this worked.
Why don’t you just try it yourself and see how it works in your skin?
Interesting technique, but with my very dry textured mature skin I am not that it will work on me. Thanks for the great tips.
Is the sponge damp or completely dry?
Just tried it. Huge fail. Clickbait.
Sadly, this technique didn't work for me. It only accentuates my fine lines. However, I'm glad you shared it. I'm sure it will work for others.
Is this what that Urban Decay Velvetizer was for a couple years ago?
I don't know how this would be very different than setting t with powder
Interesting. I'd like to see/hear what it looked like, how it held up, after several hours of everyday activities. THAT is the test if this actually works. MANY thing work great, right after application.
My under eyes are soooooo dry.. I may try this..but on a day where I dont have to go anywhere. Everything creases under my eyes.. I quit trying to set it.. so I just tap out the creases during the day.
We all know that this a no no for older people with thin skin crepey under eyes.
Ooh yes we know😢…
I'll try it, but at 59 I still am doing well with my Wet and Wild Photo Focus
55 and willing to try, but the powder has to be a very tiny amount
The inner corner of my eyes, especially on the upper portion, always become SO dry and cakey. Any suggestions??
...how long will this last?
Ok I love you but I am 63 this kind of goes against less is more, but I will try it, but keep in mind I don’t have your skill set. Take care and stay safe. Hope you are having great days and taking time for you.❤❤❤
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Lol this looks scary to me but I’m gonna give it a try 😅
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I wonder ... Maybe it works for Wayne because he really doesnt have bags or crepe skin under his eyes....? I'm very jelly darling! ❤ But then, i AM a bit older.
I feel like I would be compromising the integrity of my concealer by doing this.
UPDATE: Tried it and added color with bronzer and it looks very natural and nice. I have textured undereyes (fine lines and some millia) and up close I can still see the texture, but nothing has settled into my lines or has creased or looks really dry. Used Haus Labs concealer and some Pixi loose translucent powder❤
@@cyntheknitter9927 I meant inside the actual container of your concealer. Constantly dipping into your wet product with powder on the end of your concealer will change the consistency and ruin it
Swipe it on the back of your hand pick it up w cincealer brush dip in powder easy
@@a.leehilliard4716this is how he should’ve shown it done. 👌
Bacteria🤔
Hmmmm… I wonder if this hack would work with foundation too?
It does! I came up with the same hack over 10 years ago :)
@@WayneGoss Fantastic! It combines 2 steps into one - can’t wait to try it! You are a genius for sure 👍🏼. Thanks for sharing this with us🥰
But! It’s supposed to be the bomb for creasing. How long after applying does it start to crease??
this must be great for the oilier skins..dry skin people let me know please..and 40 yr olds..
I’ve seen multiple influencers doing this hack and it’s 50/50 on the reviews…
Sorry Wayne. 62 and didn't work. I used a very small amount of both and STILL creased.
Argh!!!!!
Sounds like it will benefit younger women over 50 would be rough.....
Wah gak yakin dengan hack ini. Tanpa bedak aja masih sering creasing di bawah mata padahal sudah pakai serum concealer yang lebih ringan. Itu aja masih sering crack apalagi pakai bedak apa gak tambah kering.