1.Concealer can cover fine lines around the eyes
Often, we assume that to conceal fine lines around the eyes, we can use a small brush to apply concealer, filling in the gaps between the lines to hide them. While this method works, it's not particularly effective. On one hand, it can look heavy and unnatural. On the other, it only works when your face is still.As soon as you make facial expressions, not only do the fine lines reappear, but significant powder caking occurs.
2. Using pearlescent eyeshadow to conceal fine lines
Sometimes, makeup artists apply pearlescent eyeshadow to fine lines, leveraging the light-reflecting properties of pearlescence to hide them. While this method isn't entirely ineffective, it has limitations.On one hand, the coverage can appear quite obvious in daily life. On the other, if not applied carefully, it can look unnatural. While effective for photos, controlling the amount is tricky, and the result often lacks a natural finish.This involves using egg white as a concealer, applied to fine lines around the eyes. The principle is simple: leveraging egg white's tightening effect as it dries to firm the skin. However, this method has drawbacks: the smell isn't pleasant, and it easily smudges when exposed to water or sweat. Additionally, areas treated with egg white can be difficult to apply foundation over.