- Start with a clean and moisturized face. For a smoother application, apply a primer.
- Color Correction:
For Dark Circles: Using a small concealer brush or your ring finger, gently dab the orange/peach corrector on the darkest parts of your under-eye area. Blend it out softly.

For Redness: Apply the green corrector to any red spots, like pimples or redness around the nose. Blend it until the redness is neutralized.

For Dullness: If your skin looks sallow, you can use a small amount of the yellow or purple corrector to brighten it up.

- Concealing:
For Blemishes: After color-correcting, apply a skin-toned concealer shade that exactly matches your skin tone over the corrected area. This will help the corrected spot blend seamlessly with the rest of your skin.

For Under-Eyes: Apply a concealer shade that is one to two shades lighter than your skin tone in an inverted triangle shape under your eyes. This not only conceals dark circles but also brightens the area.

- Contouring:
Using the darkest shade in the palette, apply it to the areas you want to sculpt, such as the hollows of your cheeks, the sides of your nose, your jawline, and along your hairline.

Use a brush or a beauty sponge to blend the contour shade into your skin for a natural, shadowed effect.

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