Makeup: Concealer issues?

Is there any type of undereye concealer that will not accentuate creases or fine lines? I in my thirties and just have a few very fine lines under my eyes but any concealer I use tends to show little creases.Makeup: Concealer issues?
Are you using a primer? If not, I suggest buy one and try it with your consealer again.Makeup: Concealer issues?
Cliniques All About Eyes actually makes the lines look better! I love that concealer, it comes in a tube and lasts forever.
There's a really nice under-eye concealer by Vichy that seems to work wonders. Give it a try.
I use an all natural mineral foundation and concealer. Because it is mineral powder and not talc, it does not settle into fine lines. :) It covers wonderfully! I have dark under eye circles. The foundation also gives me a flawless finish. I am in my forties and no one guesses my age. :) How great is that?
This is what I do:





I take a bit of under-eye cream and lightly add a bit of concealer colour to it. When I apply it, it kind of soaks in. it needs to be really liquidy, though, otherwise it cakes.
I have had the same problem. I use MAC concealer that comes in a little tub. It works amazingly well! It is thicker than normal concealer so it stays in place, and doesn't travel into the creases over time.
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Tips and tricks: Swirl your finger in boi-ing to warm the product. Apply 3 dots under your eye area where dark circles exist. Pat to blend lightly with fingertips working from the outer and inner corner toward the middle.








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I don't think there's anything that'll help! I find everything kind of accentuates the under-eye problems. If anything under the eyes, less is more! I find the the L'Oreal mineral foundation (it's in powder form) kind of helps out and doesn't settle as much in the creases...hope this helps.