Concealer & Corrector

A little coverage, exactly where you want it. Discover concealers and correctors selected to brighten, even and disguise without masking the rest of your complexion, from lightweight under-eye formulas to targeted coverage for blemishes, redness and uneven tone. Use them alone or alongside foundation for a more tailored finish.

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Concealers and correctors are designed for more targeted coverage, helping you focus on the areas that need it without necessarily applying a full base. Concealer can brighten the under-eye area, soften the appearance of blemishes and even out areas of discolouration, while colour correctors are designed to help balance specific tones before concealer or foundation goes on top.

At Vault, we curate concealers and correctors across a range of textures and coverage levels, from lightweight, skin-like formulas to more concentrated options for areas that need extra attention. Some are ideal for everyday spot concealing, while others work well for brightening or creating a more perfected base.

Choosing the right product comes down to what you want to address. A flexible concealer can cover most everyday needs, while a dedicated corrector may be useful for redness, under-eye darkness or other areas of uneven tone. Start with a small amount and build gradually for a finish that still looks like skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between concealer and corrector?

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Concealer adds coverage and helps even the appearance of the skin, while colour corrector uses specific tones to help balance discolouration before concealer or foundation is applied.

Can I wear concealer without foundation?

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Yes. Concealer can be used on its own wherever you want targeted coverage, making it an easy option for a lighter, more natural-looking base.

How do I choose an under-eye concealer?

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Look for a texture that feels comfortable and flexible around the eye area. A shade close to your skin tone creates natural coverage, while a slightly brighter shade can give a more lifted effect.

What colour corrector should I use?

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The right shade depends on the tone you want to balance. Peach or orange-toned correctors are commonly used for blue or purple under-eye darkness, while green-toned products may help visually neutralise redness.

Should concealer go before or after foundation?

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Either can work, but applying foundation first often means you need less concealer afterwards. Colour corrector is generally applied before concealer or foundation.