INTEGRATE Melty Fit Concealer (Yellow Beige/Orange Beige)

It's good and cheap. It contains just the necessary colors. The texture is not too thick, so it doesn't look thick around the eyes. I'm glad I bought it.

I bought this in March of this year and have been using it every day, so it's almost gone. It seems like I forgot to post about it, even though it's one of my favorite cosmetics. I have dark circles under my eyes and am a concealer fanatic, so I've tried various concealers, including Clé de Peau Beauté and Cosme Decorte's 4-Color Palette Concealer. Stick-type concealers have too much coverage, making them look like they're on the skin, and liquid concealers don't cover dark circles well, so choosing a concealer can be difficult. This product comes in two colors, orange and beige, so even makeup beginners should find it easy to use. Before heading out in the morning, I take the orange shade with my index finger and dab it on about 1 cm from under my eyes. Then, I apply the beige shade on top with a concealer brush to finish. When I'm in a rush, I also apply the beige shade with my fingers. I want to finish my morning makeup in five minutes, so this type of concealer is very useful. A beauty YouTuber suggested a secret trick: applying orange eyeshadow and then beige concealer on top. Apparently, the opposite colors, yellow and brown, are good for blue dark circles, and orange and beige are good for dark circles, but in my case, I have blue, brown, and dark circles due to poor circulation, so I'm struggling to find a concealer. Integrate is available at drugstores, and although the packaging is aimed at young people, I think the product itself is good. I also use Integrate's Pro Finish Foundation, but since it's a light powder, I apply it with a brush over my foundation. I try to create a light, translucent look with a foundation and face powder, but since I'm in my 40s, concealer is a must. I'd love to find a concealer that can be used to hide dark circles and wrinkles!

I'm concerned about dark and brown under-eye bags, so I apply orange and then yellow. I apply orange-beige along the shadow of the dark under-eye bags, then blend the top edge of the concealer diagonally upwards (don't apply it under the eyes), and lightly press the bottom edge with my fingers. Next, I apply yellow-beige to the darkest areas and blend it in the same way as the orange. After that, I apply powder foundation, and although it's not perfect, it provides some coverage. I've tried a wide range of concealers, from expensive to affordable, but this one currently covers them the best. Having multiple dark under-eye bags can be frustrating when you can't hide them properly... While a lighter beige is recommended for dark under-eye bags, those with severe bags should first cover them with orange. Then, I cover them with a beige shade that matches my skin tone to make them blend in. Incidentally, covering them with a lighter beige made them appear grayish and even more dull.

It's easy to use as you can apply it quickly and roughly, but it can dry out over time.