Green concealer? does it work?

okay so to hide pimples green concealer should be used right? i mean it looks so weird in the container and i wonder if it really works Green concealer? does it work?
Green concealer works if you have a professional apply it, which I have had done. I can't do it myself though. I am very good at applying makeup, but I don't have the tools or the products or the time necessary to make it work. Also, if your makeup fades or rubs off or you get caught in the rain, you're going to be left with green on your face. I recommend a regular concealer applied with a small brush to your pimples instead. It's quick, foolproof, and easy. Green concealer? does it work?
Don't put two concealers on top of each other that is a terrible idea if you are trying to conceal a blemish it will just clog the pore even more. Only use green concealer on red blemishes since they are on opposite sides of the color wheel they kind of cancel each other out. If it still looks a little green after rubbing it in put some loose powder on top.
Green is perfect to use for zits that are red. By some sod's law, green counteracts the redness in zits. I only use it on splotchy areas (and to add, they're great for covering up hickeys). Make sure it blends well into the skin, then you can put your foundation on top of it.





Set with a dusting of loose powder, and you're set!
Yes, it works GREAT. Green is the opposite of purple, aka - that ';bruised'; look under your eyes that causes the dark circles. After putting on the green concealer, then apply your normal makeup... Allergy Shiners / lack of sleep discolorations are GONE!!
I think it is made by Mary Kay, and it does work for some people with the right skin tone. You just use a tiny bit, and cover over it with your regular base. Grams
wrong- yellows the opposite of purple.


green + purple = brown. so that's a no.


try a salmon pink concealer, it hides the most.
you could put on green concealer- and then regular concealer over it so you dont look green..


yup it works :]
it can cover up redness, but be careful with putting it on. it can look too cakey and look green on you
yeah it would still work