7 Under-Eye Correctors to Diminish Dark Circles Fast

Today beauty trends are all about embracing a less-is-more approach. Air drying curls instead of relying on hot tools and multi-tasking skin-care products that do more at once for a more streamlined routine. In terms of makeup, the shift has brought a growing interest in natural-looking makeup. Matte foundations are swapped out for luminous skin tints, and under-eye correctors infused with skin-care ingredients are becoming favored over heavy concealers. Creamy and hydrating, these products don’t just conceal dark circles—they work to improve the appearance of discoloration on and beneath the skin’s surface.

According to recent Spate’s Popularity Index, consumers are searching now more than ever for under-eye correctors. On Google, the search volume is up 130.2 percent compared to last year, while TikTok videos including under-eye correctors are reaching 1.4 million views per week. Of the many makeup brands, noteworthy names like Charlotte Tilbury, Bobbi Brown and Pixi are leading the charge. Spate’s report notes that Becca and Tarte are also among the top most searched brands on both platforms. TikTok’s influence on the trend is strong under-eye correctors continuing to be one of the most popular makeup items on TikTok Shop. Whether you need additional coverage or a quick boost to wake up your look, the below under-eye correctors can do the trick.

Trending under-eye color correctors we love

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NARS Light Reflecting Undereye Brightener ($34)

This high-tech formula features a handful of unique ingredients. For example, hyaluronic filling spheres draw moisture into the skin, keeping it hydrated and moisturized, while chromatic pearls add a reflective element to further illuminate the under-eye area.

• BUY ON NARS – $30
• BUY ON SEPHORA – $34

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Bobbi Brown Under Eye Color Corrector ($35)

This under-eye corrector is great for those with sensitive or reactive skin. Not only does it neutralize under-eye issues, but it can also tackle redness and hyperpigmentation caused by acne scarring.

• BUY ON BOBBI BROWN – $35
• BUY ON SEPHORA – $35

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Charlotte Tilbury Magic Vanish Color Corrector ($32)

If you’re familiar with Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush setting powders, you know how serious the blurring effect of this corrector will be. With a soft-matte finish and a buttery texture, Magic Vanish provides full-coverage correction and blurs imperfections like a dream.

• BUY ON SEPHORA – $32
• BUY ON NORDSTROM – $32

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Catrice Under Eye Brightener ($6)

This drugstore brightener is a favorite among NewBeauty editors, including this writer, for good reason. It’s lightweight and instantly erases dark circles with just a small dab of product. The formula is also infused with caffeine to de-puff skin, so your under-eyes are left looking rejuvenated and brightened.

• BUY ON CATRICE – $6
• BUY ON AMAZON – $6

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Pixi Beauty Correction Concentrate ($12)

Pixi’s Correction Concentrate is infused with rich botanicals and skin-loving ingredients to treat while correcting—think rosehip extract and vitamins C and A. This combination creates a hydrating and creamy formula that melts into the skin and camouflages dark circles.

 

• BUY ON ULTA – $12
• BUY ON AMAZON – $12

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Huda Beauty FauxFilter Brightening Under Eye Color Corrector ($30)

Liquid color correctors are ideal for maximum coverage. This one is formulated like Huda Beauty’s FauxFilter concealers and is made to brighten, correct and cover dark circles in one fell swoop. The wand applicator also allows for precession and means you can easily use the corrector anywhere, including on the chin and around the mouth.

• BUY ON HUDA – $30
• BUY ON SEPHORA – $31