Tired eyes? Dark circles? This list of top-rated undereye concealers is here to help. From lightweight formulas to full coverage options, we've rounded up the best.
Whether you didn't get enough sleep or can't seem to mask those bluish rings below your eyes, the best undereye concealer s can help brighten dull, tired-looking skin and disguise dark circles. Like our favorite eye creams, many of these top picks are spiked with skin-loving ingredients such as glycerin, cica, arnica, and licorice root extract to boost hydration and promote even skin tone.
With so many options out there, a quick stroll through your favorite beauty retailer or drugstore makeup aisle can turn into a full-blown crisis of choice. That’s where we come in. We rounded up the best undereye concealers for dark circles and eye bags, from lightweight to full coverage, and asked the pros for their best makeup tips. Happy blending. Our Top Undereye Concealers Best Overall: Nars Soft Matte Concealer, $32 Best for Sensitive Skin: Tower 28 Swipe Serum Concealer, $22 Best for Redness: Kosas Revealer Concealer, $32 Best for Dark Circles: Tarte Shape Tape Radiant Concealer, $32 Best Blurring: Benefit Cosmetics Bright On Boi-ing Concealer, $28 Best Medium Coverage: Kulfi Beauty Main Match Concealer, $26 Best Light Coverage: Iris & Romeo Best Skin Days Concealer, $32 Best Full Coverage: Huda Beauty #FauxFilter Luminous Matte Concealer, $31 Best for Dry Skin: Armani Luminous Silk Concealer, $42 Best for Mature Skin: Dior Forever Skin Correct Concealer, $40 Frequently Asked Questions Which concealers are best for undereyes? How do I apply concealer on my undereyes? Meet the experts How we test and review products Our staff and testers Best Overall: Nars Soft Matte Concealer Why it's worth it: Nars Soft Matte Concealer, a mattifying cream version of the brand's Radiant Creamy Concealer (a beloved formula that won a 2024 Readers' Choice Award), is a long-standing favorite amongst Allure editors, makeup artists, and beauty influencers. This concealer may have a demi-matte finish, but its conditioning formula won't dry or crack on your skin, thanks to nourishing ingredients like hydrating hyaluronic acid and moisturizing antioxidant vitamins A, C, and E. These ingredients tackle dark circles, by the way, which is why this creamy concealer pot is our overall favorite of the bunch. Tester feedback: 'This Nars concealer was the very first product I tested as a beauty intern back in 2016, and I haven't looked back since,' says social media manager Bianca Richards. 'It's the first product I use in my makeup routine because it creates such a flawless, even canvas, especially for my undereyes where I experience some discoloration due to lack of hydration, sleep, etc. It instantly makes me look awake and though it's the only matte concealer that doesn't dry out my skin due to its blendable formula.' Key ingredients: glycerin | Shades: 30 | Who it's for: anyone who wants a tried-and-true, buildable-coverage formula Best for Sensitive Skin: Tower 28 Swipe Serum Concealer Why it's worth it: Allure editors love the cooling feel of Tower 28's Swipe Serum Concealer and its buildable, medium-to-full coverage formula—targeting undereye discoloration with hyaluronic acid, lysine, and caffeine. But the true star of this formula is cica, a beloved ingredient popular in Korean skin-care products for its soothing, redness-neutralizing effects. Like most of Tower 28's roster, this lightweight concealer's formulation abides by the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance guidelines, including being free of fragrances and alcohol. Tester feedback: 'This is the creamiest concealer on the planet, or at least in my vast collection,' says content director Kara McGrath. 'I love that it feels lightweight but offers full coverage, making it perfect for covering dark undereye circles. It also doesn't dry out and crack, which I appreciate on days when I won't have time to touch up my makeup before dinner.' Key ingredients: hyaluronic acid, cica, lysine | Shades: 20 | Who it's for: anyone, including sensitive skin types Best for Redness: Kosas Revealer Concealer Why it's worth it: Kosas Revealer Concealer is an Allure editor favorite for its creamy, crease-free formula, which melts into the skin seamlessly. Ingredient highlights include caffeine, glycerin, squalane, sunflower seed oil, and hyaluronic acid—plus collagen-boosting peptides and redness-reducing panthenol (a form of vitamin B5). The skin-like finish is so good that you might skip foundation altogether. P.S. Kosas also offers color correctors with pink, peach, and orange tints to help neutralize dark circles. If you have especially stubborn pigmentation, you could try layering the Revealer Concealer on top of Revealer Extra Bright. Tester feedback: “This is like the Swiss Army Knife of concealers for me,” says contributing editor Deanna Pai. “I use the flat sponge to deposit just a few dabs of concealer beneath my eyes or the more precise tip to spot-cover small blemishes or redness around my nos
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