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  • d program Medicated Skin Care Base CC Baby Pink SPF20 PA+++ 25g

    Shiseido

    d program Medicated Skin Care Base CC Baby Pink SPF20 PA+++ 25g

    ¥7,200
  • d program Medicated Skin Care Base CC Medium Beige SPF20 PA+++ 25g

    Shiseido

    d program Medicated Skin Care Base CC Medium Beige SPF20 PA+++ 25g

    ¥7,200
  • UV Ultra Fit Base EX 02 Peach Pink SPF30 PA++ 30g

    CEZANNE

    UV Ultra Fit Base EX 02 Peach Pink SPF30 PA++ 30g

    ¥2,000
  • UV Ultra Fit Base EX 00 Orange Beige SPF30 PA++ 30g

    CEZANNE

    UV Ultra Fit Base EX 00 Orange Beige SPF30 PA++ 30g

    ¥2,000
  • COOU Control Color 03 Yellow 12ml

    Daiso

    COOU Control Color 03 Yellow 12ml

    ¥700

How Color Correction Works

Choose the Right Corrector Shade

Color correction uses basic color theory: shades opposite each other on the color wheel can help visually neutralize unwanted tones. A green color corrector can help balance the appearance of redness, while peach or orange tones are commonly used around the under-eye area to brighten the look of dark circles. The right shade depends on your skin tone, the concern you want to address, and how noticeable the discoloration appears.

Correct Before Concealing

For targeted correction, apply a small amount of corrector only where needed. Blend gently around the undereye, blemishes, or areas of discoloration, then layer your preferred concealer or foundation. Using thin layers helps create a smoother complexion while avoiding an overly made-up appearance.

Shop by Skin Tone & Concern

Light to Deep Skin Tones

Your ideal corrector shade should complement your complexion rather than create a visible patch of color. Light skin tones may suit soft peach or yellow tones for certain concerns, while darker and deeper skin tones can benefit from richer peach or orange shades when addressing the appearance of undereye circles and pigmentation.

Redness, Dark Circles & Dark Spots

Use color correction selectively for visible redness, under-eye darkness, and dark spots. If you prefer additional coverage, follow your corrector with a suitable product from our Concealer collection. For an effortless routine, browse our complete Face Makeup selection.

Build a Complete Japanese Makeup Routine

After color correction, foundation can help create an even-looking base, while face powder can set makeup with a polished finish. Add natural-looking color with Blush explore Foundation or finish your look with Face Powder. For longer-wearing makeup, discover Setting Spray .

Why Shop Japan Standards?

Japan Standards brings Japanese beauty products together in one convenient destination, helping you discover makeup designed for practical, refined beauty routines. Whether you need a corrector stick, palette, or color correcting makeup for a specific concern, you can explore our broader Makeup collection and choose products that fit your preferred finish and routine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a color corrector used for?
A color corrector helps visually neutralize unwanted tones such as redness, dark circles, and discoloration before applying foundation or concealer.
How do I choose the right color corrector?
Choose a corrector shade according to your skin tone and the color you want to balance. Peach and orange tones are commonly used for under-eye darkness, while green is often used to neutralize visible redness.
Do I apply color corrector before concealer?
Yes. Apply a thin layer of corrector to the targeted area first, blend it gently, and then apply concealer or foundation over it.
Can I use color corrector for dark circles?
Yes. A peach or orange color corrector can help balance the appearance of under-eye darkness, depending on your complexion and the depth of discoloration.
Is color corrector suitable for everyday makeup?
Yes. When applied sparingly to targeted areas, color correcting makeup can create a more even-looking complexion without requiring heavy coverage.
What is the difference between a corrector and concealer?
A corrector primarily neutralizes unwanted color, while concealer is generally used to add coverage and help the complexion look more even.