Dark Circles, Where? These 13 Color Correctors Are Practically Magic Wands

Kinjo recommends this one for all complexions. "You can't beat the price point, and the creamy formula can be applied with the brush-tip applicator," she says.

"Some of my favorite color-correcting formulas are lightweight gel-based textures such as Le Correcteur de Chanel, which contains a soft-focus pigment that diffuses light to minimize the look of imperfections," Brooke says. "It comes in four buildable colors and provides light-to-medium coverage. I use Rose to illuminate and brighten, Vert to neutralize the appearance of redness, and Apricot and Pêche to diminish the look of dark circles."

"For all complexions, [I like] MAC's Studio Fix Conceal & Correct because it's a palette made for most skin tones, and you can play with the different colors in it," Kinjo says.

Dalí-Trites recommends this one from Charlotte Tilbury. "Using my fingers, I apply it under the eyes—don't forget to apply to the inner and outer corners of the eyes too," she says. "Once I've applied and blended the color corrector, I follow with Nars's Radiant Creamy Concealer. I like to build the coverage little by little, keeping in mind less is more. Applying too much concealer can have the opposite effect drawing negative attention to the under-eye area, and within minutes or hours, [it can] crease. Once I'm happy with the coverage, I seal everything in place to prevent creasing and help the makeup wear longer. I take a small powder brush and apply a light dusting of Dior Backstage Powder-No-Powder to the under-eye area."

Kinjo also likes Live Tinted's Huestick Correctors for all complexions. "They not only neutralize discoloration, but also, they're a multifunctional stick that can be used on lips, cheeks, and eyes," she says.

Kinjo recommends this one for olive complexions. "It is creamy and blends very easily with any foundation and concealer," she says.

This color corrector is ultra-pigmented, which means it will cover up any dark circles and discoloration with just a pea-size amount. It comes in various shades for different skin tones—yellow, peach, orange, green, and lavender.

Not only is this corrector good for dark circles, but it also works on redness. The creamy formula is waterproof, sweat- and humidity-resistant, and long-wearing. It's also infused with conditioning ingredients to nourish the delicate under-eye area.

This palette has pretty much everything you need to hide those blemishes and discoloration. There are six shades here: light and medium brown to camouflage imperfections, yellow and peach to deal with dullness and dark circles, green for redness, and purple and pink to brighten.

Maybelline's color-correcting pen features a blender tip for easy and precise application. The creamy formula is highly pigmented and provides full coverage.

You'll never hear "You look tired" again with this corrector-concealer product. The liquid formula targets dark circles and dullness for brighter-looking eyes.

Nars's concealer is always a makeup artist and editor favorite, so it's no surprise its color corrector is a winning product too. It neutralizes under-eye circles, dark spots, and pigmentation.

This waterproof formula blends easily and lasts for hours. In addition to dark circles, it can disguise blemishes and dark spots.