Choosing color correctors can be confusing because these products are available in multiple shades, which aren’t particularly intuitive to use. Instead, it’s better to focus on your skin concerns when choosing the right product.

Dullness: Use a violet or purple corrector if you want to go for a brightening look with your complexion. Lavender shades eliminate yellow tones, thus creating a healthy and glowing effect. You can use violet correctors on your cheeks, forehead, or chin.
Discoloration: Purple discolorations, like dark spots and broken capillaries, are counter-balanced with yellow correctors. Apply this product in localized spots or under the eyes to lighten these areas.
Redness: Green colors are used to neutralize the intensity of skin conditions with red characteristics, like rashes, acne marks, etc. Apply as needed on problem areas, carefully building up the product (since green correctors can be very pigmented).
Dark circles: These blue-based pigmentations can be canceled out with shades of peach and orange. You should choose one of these tones, based on your skin color, for a natural look: use peach for light undertones, bisque for medium skin, and orange for deep complexions.

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