How to get a Smooth Under Eye and Crease Free Concealer
Why Your Concealer Keeps Creasing (And How to Fix It)
Most traditional concealers and correctors rely on heavy coverage to hide darkness. But the problem? More product = more texture, and the delicate under-eye skin can’t handle that much buildup. Instead of caking on layers, what if you could neutralize darkness without adding extra makeup?
That’s exactly what the Demi Method does.
What is the Demi Method?
This technique focuses on balancing light and dark areas first, rather than piling on concealer. By using true color theory (opposites on the color wheel), it corrects dark tones while keeping the skin’s natural texture intact.
The result? A seamless, undetectable finish that looks like real skin—not layers of makeup.
Unlike traditional correctors, the Demi Method:
✔ Uses minimal product (goodbye, creases!)
✔ Neutralizes dark spots instead of masking them
✔ Requires no foundation or concealer
The 4-Step Method for a Crease-Free Under-Eye
Want to ditch creasy concealer forever? Follow these simple steps:
✨ Step 1: Identify Light Areas First & Add Color
Start by pinpointing the natural highlights of your skin—this prevents overcorrecting. Apply a tiny amount of color where needed.
✨ Step 2: Add Definition Around the Forehead & Cheekbones (Optional)
If you want extra structure, softly add warmth or depth to frame your features.
✨ Step 3: Blush/Color
A touch of natural-looking color brings life back into the skin, making everything blend seamlessly.
✨ Step 4: Filter & Neutralize Darkest Points
Use color theory to neutralize dark areas (not just cover them). This ensures smooth, undetectable results with zero creasing.
Ready to Try It? Get the Free Guide!
Ditch the creases, forget the cakey concealer, and embrace smooth, natural-looking under-eyes with the Demi Method. Want a free step-by-step breakdown including a video tutorial and product recommendations? Download the free guide now to fully dive into How to Get a Smooth Under Eye Guide and Crease Free Concealer!
