The ultimate companion to our bestselling Revolution Pro Ultimate Radiant Under Eye Concealers, these colour correcting shades each feature a custom blend of tones to neutralize key concerns in the skin from redness and blemishes to blueish and purple under eye dark circles and sallowness in the skin. There’s something for everyone. "For dry skin, I’d recommend a cream palette as this melts in and doesn’t dry down until it’s been set with powder," says Emma. "For those with more combination and/or oily skin, try a liquid concealer corrector as these tend to have a more matte feel to them and will wear well." The biggest mistake you can make is applying too much of your colour corrector before your foundation and concealer," cautions Emma. "You risk the colour corrector mixing in with your foundation/concealer and changing the tone of your other products." Looking for wider instead of targeted coverage? "I’d recommend colour-correcting primers to someone with more areas they'd like to correct," says Emma. "They’re more lightweight and won't make you feel caked with make-up."

Whether you consider yourself a pro or are a total novice, there’s always something new to learn when it comes to colour correcting. A secret weapon for helping disguise everything from dark circles to dullness, a rainbow of surprising tones can instantly help when it comes to blending your way to a more rested and radiant complexion. But do you know your green from your orange? Sandwich it between your prep and base. "Apply your liquid and cream colour correctors after your primers and skincare but before your foundation and concealer," Emma recommends. "This helps to target the area you’re looking to correct and avoids you putting it in the wrong area or putting too much on."Purple is the ultimate neutraliser for evening out warmer-toned spots. "It’s great for helping with sallow skin," says Emma. "It helps to brighten and lift the face. Apply to any areas of the skin that have a yellow tint to them."

Blue helps to colour correct orange tones in the skin and can help combat hyperpigmentation in fairer skin tones and any orange-toned dark spots," says Emma. This multi-tasking formula helps to neutralise skin pigmentation using complementary colour theory and innovative natural ingredients. The Revolution Superbase Colour Correcting Green Primer contains Cica, to help strengthen your skin's natural barrier as well as Chlorophyll which has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties to help reduce redness. Whatever your skin concern – we have it. By extending our Conceal & Correct range to eight shades, we’ve got you covered – offering you more choice and less confusion thanks to our simple step-by-step routine. After Correcting, layer our Conceal and Define Concealer on top to add coverage and complete with your favourite foundation. Additionally, add Revolution pressed or baking powder to finish and set for your best base ever.

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Whether you’re wondering how to colour correct dark circles or how to use a colour-correcting palette, here’s your go-to key for finding the right corrective shade.

Across from purple on the colour wheel, yellow helps to camouflage dark circles and also helps combat dark spots," says Emma. "Apply to areas you may find purple tones such as in the corner of the eyes or on any spots or bruises." The innovative Green shade neutralises redness and evens out skin tone to create the perfect skin base for your makeup, this is recommended to be used with concealer or under foundation. Purple – Neutralizes yellow tones or add brightness if your skin looks a little dull (sallow skin). Apply sparingly in key areas such as from the side of the nose and along cheeks and forehead before applying foundation. Green – Neutralizes redness. Perfect for breakouts and blemishes. Apply a thin layer softly over the spot and leave to dry before gently applying foundation.Orange – Neutralizes blueish/purple tones and dark under-eyes and circles. Apply a thin layer to areas of concern (e.g dark circles) and leave to dry before gently applying foundation or concealer. Think orange, think brightening. "Orange is great for dark spots, dark under-eyes as well as hyperpigmentation," says Emma. How to use: Work a small amount of your preferred primer shade between your fingers before applying to areas of pigmentation on your face that you would like to target. Build the formula as needed and finish with your favourite Revolution Concealer or Foundation depending on desired coverage.