#BEST TATTOO CONCEALER FOR WEDDING SKIN#

#BEST TATTOO CONCEALER FOR WEDDING SKIN#

As you can see, it doesn't look like untouched skin (let's be realistic here), but this is as good as you're going to get.

That said, pictures don't lie this one was definitely superior at covering tattoo ink. Full disclosure: I borrowed this from a friend so I could see if it worked before I dropped nearly 40 quid, which explains why it is a little dark/orangey for me. So, without further ado, here are some of the best concealers for covering up tattoos.Įven though this concealer was endorsed by a friend, I was wary Kevyn Aucoin makeup is notoriously pricey and I think it's unfair to recommend a concealer that costs considerably more than a return flight to Amsterdam. Luckily for us, Beauty Writer & Editor Rebecca Fearn tested out a selection of concealers to help you decide which one to splash your cash on. Set this layer with a translucent powder to keep it in place and then apply your choice of high coverage concealer or foundation (more on that, below).įinally, set the concealer with a powder (you can use a colour similar to your skin here, or translucent) and finish with a setting spray to keep it in place. First of all, grab yourself an orange/red corrector concealer to balance out the dark tones of your tattoo. To cover up a tattoo and make it last, you'll need a few things. Whatever the reason is, not everyone can afford to have a tattoo removed permanently (and many don't want to), so make-up is the next best thing. There are a million reasons why you might cover a tattoo that awkward reminder of an ex, for a special occasion, because you fell out of love with your ink or just because you feel like it.

Best tattoo concealer for wedding