The first thing you need to understand about dark circles is that they aren’t a universal colour. Some people have dark circles that look more purple and others more blue. Salmon or peach toned concealer works great for blue dark circles, and a yellow-based one will work better against purple.

Colour correcting palette, $22, from NYX

Ever had someone tell you that you look a little unwell? Sallow skin simply means there is an almost sickly yellowish tone to your skin. Asian skin tones are more prone to looking yellow as we genetically have a higher percentage of yellow pigment in our skin. If you look at the colour wheel, purple is the colour you want. Fret not! Several brands have purple radiance primers that will work well to neutralise this.

Colour correcting stick, $64, from Marc Jacobs Beauty

I’m confident you ladies know your stuff by now and have figured out that green concealers are your best friend when it comes to hiding red spots and inflamed pimples. A little goes a long way is a good rule to follow. If you have rosacea and are prone to redness all over your face, find a primer or CC cream with some green in it!

Colour correcting palette, $63, from Make Up For Ever