Frankie Bridge shares her secret makeup must-have for dark under-eye circles
Frankie Bridge just shared with fans that she struggles with dark under-eye circles, especially while she's travelling - but she's gone one secret makeup product that she swears by to erase them
Frankie Bridge is always one to watch when it comes to makeup and skincare tips and tricks. She gives fans insights into the products she uses to complete her beauty routine. This week, she revealed to fans the one makeup product she swears by for disguising her dark under-circles—and we know where to shop for it.
Frankie uses this Huda Beauty Colour Corrector to mask the discolouration under her eyes, relying on it especially at times like these when she's tired from travelling. If you struggle with dark under-eye circles too, and want to copy Frankie's game-changing routine, you can pick up her exact #FauxFilter Colour Corrector from Beauty Bay for under £30.
Retailing for £26 (or £20.75 in some shades), this colour-correcting concealer comes in a wide range of shades to best suit your skintone and the shade of the dark circles.
Set to effortlessly correct, even and brighten the under-eye area, this concealer boasts a crease, sweat, and transfer-proof formula. From the cult-favourite brand, Huda Beauty, this #FauxFilter Colour Corrector is a creamy, comfortable and sheer formula that effortlessly applies to the skin.
Frankie's beloved Colour Corrector blends seamlessly, ensuring a smooth and natural finish that disguises that pesky discolouration. Promising enough impact to correct those dark circles and hyperpigmentation, this concealer works to even the tone of the under-eye area and correct any complexion concerns.
Derived from Huda Beauty's iconic #FauxFilter Concealer formula, these Colour Correctors dial up the brightness and decrease the coverage, so they're intense but easy to use and never look cakey or sit in the creases. This concealer also utilises the transfer-proof formula to ensure its long-wearing and can easily keep up with your busy day or night, without decreasing in pigment or coverage.
Dermatologist-tested, this concealer also promises no flashback, so if you're walking the red carpet or taking to social media, your secret weapon against dark circles won't be visible in the photos.
Secure a smoother, brighter under-eye even after a long flight or late nights with the simple but effective Colour Corrector Frankie Bridge swears by - and all for the wallet-friendly price of £26.
It's not just Frankie that's raving about this concealer's prowess, as Beauty Bay shoppers are quick to sing its praises. One 5-star reviewer writes: "The Huda Beauty Colour Corrector is super creamy and easy to blend. It covers dark circles and spots really well without feeling heavy. The colours are strong but natural, and they work great under concealer. It stays in place all day and helps the makeup look smoother and brighter. It's a great product if you want to hide dark areas and make your face look fresh."
Further praise comes from this shopper who says: " It's creamy but not drying under-eyes - and minimal creasing!"
Even more accolades come from this buyer who beams: "I loved the product, it's very smooth when you apply it and blends so beautifully with the concealer."
And a fourth notes: "So good for cool undertones."
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