After primer but before makeup, use the Even Tone Pencil to correct and cancel out redness. It’s creamy and matte with medium-full coverage, making it easy to pat into skin and tone down redness so you’re prepped for foundation, concealer, powder and whatever else your face craves. Our Pros recommend drawing over redness then patting the rich product lightly into your skin rather than rubbing so that you blend without over blending. Apply with fingers, use the #100 brush to cover a large portion of the face, or the #188 or #202 for smaller areas including under eyes and around that pesky nose area.