Concealer shade finder Find your concealer shade across 921 concealers.
Start from a shade you wear, or describe your skin, and say what the concealer is for. The closest shade in every concealer range.
Which shade of Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place 24-Hour Concealer do you wear?
Change concealer30 shades, in the retailer’s order. Pick the one that matches your skin.
- 6Cextra deep with neutral undertones
- 0.5Cultra light with cool undertones
- 0.5Nultra light with neutral undertones
- 1Clight with cool undertones
- 1Nlight with neutral undertones
- 1Wlight with warm undertones
- 2.5Clight medium with cool peachy undertones
- 2Clight medium with cool pinky undertones
- 2Nlight medium with neutral undertones
- 2Wlight medium with warm undertones
- 3.5Cmedium with cool peachy undertones
- 3Cmedium with cool rosy undertones
- 3Nmedium with neutral undertones
- 3Wmedium with warm undertones
- 4Cmedium deep with cool rosy undertones
- 4Nmedium deep with neutral undertones
- 4Wmedium deep with warm golden undertones
- 5.5Ndeep with cool subtle red undertones
- 5Cdeep with neutral undertones
- 5Ndeep with neutral golden-red undertones
- 5Wdeep with warm golden undertones
- 6.5Nextra deep with subtle red undertones
- 6Nextra deep with subtle brown undertones
- 6Wextra deep with warm golden undertones
- 7Cultra deep with cool rich-red undertones
- 7Nultra deep with neutral brown undertones
- 7Wultra deep with warm golden undertones
- 8Cvery deep with cool brown undertones
- 8Nvery deep with neutral rich-brown undertones
- 9Ndeepest with rich neutral undertones
About these results
- How the skin match is chosen
- From a shade you wear: the shade in each concealer range closest in measured swatch colour, depth and undertone. From a described skin: the shade nearest the middle of your depth band with a compatible undertone. Price never changes the order, and no percentage is shown.
- How the brightening shade is chosen
- A shade of the same range that measures lighter than the skin match by a set amount, with an undertone that suits yours and enough colour not to look grey. A range with no such shade says so; the next shade number up is never assumed to be it.
- How the corrector is chosen
- The colour family comes from what you are correcting and the colour you see; its strength from your skin depth. Correctors in the catalogue are read by their measured swatch colour and listed when they sit in that family.
- Before you buy
- Shade colours are sampled from retailer swatch images and are a digital approximation. Check the shade on your skin before buying. How scoring and confidence work.