Concealer Palettes

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A concealer palette puts several shades in one compact, and some add colour correctors too. It suits anyone whose skin tone shifts through the year, or who wants a single kit that covers blemishes, shadows and redness without carrying five separate sticks. Whether you want a concealer corrector palette for everyday use or a pro-style set for layering, you can compare options side by side here. Adore Beauty is an official stockist, so the palettes below come from brands we carry directly.

How to Choose the Best Concealer Palette for Your Skin

Start with texture. Cream palettes blend easily and tend to suit dry or mature skin, while firmer formulas can sit better on oilier skin. Next, check the shade range. You want one tone that matches your skin for blemishes, and one a touch lighter to brighten under the eyes. Swatch along your jawline in daylight rather than the back of your hand, which usually runs darker. Think about how you will use it, too. A palette is great for a home kit or a makeup bag that needs to do plenty. If you only need one shade, browse all concealers, or head to under-eye concealer for formulas made for that area.

Colour Corrector and Contour Palettes

Colour correctors are the small tinted pans you find in some kits. Green tones are used to counter redness, while peach and orange tones help cancel out dark circles. The NYX Professional Makeup Colour Correcting Palette is a compact 9g option if you want to try the technique. For a closer look at standalone correctors, see colour correcting concealers. If you like to shape the face as well as cover it, the MAKE UP FOR EVER HD Skin Sculpting Palette is worth a look, and our contour products cover the rest.

Concealer Sets and Kits for Everyday Use

Not everyone wants a full professional kit. For a simple daily set, the Bobbi Brown Concealer Palette keeps your concealer shades together in one compact. Apply with a fingertip to warm cream formulas, use a small brush for spot coverage, or press in with a damp sponge when you want a softer finish. Whatever you choose, set it lightly if you tend to crease around the eyes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Concealer Palettes