The BBIA Eau Stay Concealer is a long-wearing Korean concealer that covers dark circles, blemishes and redness with buildable, natural-looking coverage. It blends easily and stays put through the day, in a shade range of 6 options. A versatile everyday essential for a flawless-looking base.
Why you will love it
- Long-wearing, buildable coverage
- Covers dark circles, blemishes and redness
- Natural finish that does not look heavy
- Blends easily and stays put
- 6 shades to match your base
Shades
Available in 6 shades: 00 Milk, 17 Fair, 19 Porcelain, 21 Light, 22 Beige and 23 Natural. Like much Korean base makeup, the range leans light, so check your match before buying if you have a deeper skin tone.
How to use
Dot onto dark circles, blemishes or redness and blend with a fingertip or sponge. Apply a thin layer first and build only where needed. Set with a little powder to stop creasing.
Learn more and complete the look
Explore the BBIA brand guide for more, and learn how to choose a Korean cushion foundation to pair with it. Layer it under a Eau Glow Cushion or Eau Matte Cushion, and set with the Eau Powder Pact. Shop more Korean makeup and best sellers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the BBIA Eau Stay Concealer?
It is a long-wearing Korean concealer with buildable, natural coverage for dark circles, blemishes and redness. It comes in 6 shades from 00 Milk to 23 Natural.
Is it full coverage?
It gives buildable medium-to-full coverage that still looks natural. Apply a thin layer first, then build only where you need more, so it does not look heavy or crease.
What shades are available?
There are 6 shades: 00 Milk, 17 Fair, 19 Porcelain, 21 Light, 22 Beige and 23 Natural. As with much Korean base makeup, the range leans light, so check the shade before buying if you have a deeper tone.
How do I stop concealer from creasing?
Apply a thin layer, let it set, and press a little powder over areas that crease, like under the eyes. Building too much product at once is the usual cause of creasing.
How do I use it?
Dot it onto dark circles, blemishes or redness and blend with a fingertip or sponge. Layer over foundation or wear it alone for targeted coverage.
