Nadine Baggott has been sharing some of her tips for tackling hayfever, including the gel-based under eye concealer she’s been ‘loving’ using when her eyes get red and itchy
If hayfever season has already got your eyes itchy, red and sore, you’ll know the struggle of finding makeup that can cover it up without making it worse. Luckily, however, This Morning’s beauty expert Nadine Baggott – who also struggles with hayfever – has found her new go-to solution.
On a recent Instagram post, Nadine shared some of her go-to skincare products that she uses to help manage her hayfever symptoms, with one of her followers sharing: “Great info, thank you. My biggest problem is finding a concealer that doesn’t irritate my eyes in hayfever season. I’m having an immediate flare-up with every one I’ve tried.” Luckily Nadine had the solution, saying: “I’m currently using the Milk Makeup one and loving it.”
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Hayfever can cause things like puffiness, inflammation and itching around your eyes, so finding a concealer that not only helps cover up dark circles, blemishes and redness but does it all without making your symptoms work is definitely a winner. That’s why Nadine’s new beauty staple is the Milk Makeup Hydro Grip Hydrating Gel Concealer with 12-HR Wear , which helps cover up the redness without exacerbating it and can be picked up for £26.
The Milk concealer has a gel to cream formula that not only helps cover up redness (and dark circles) but is extra hydrating to help with the dry skin caused by your hayfever. This means it won’t get cakey or settle into any fine lines whilst you wear it, and it has a weightless feeling that shouldn’t make your eyes feel any more irritated.
It has a buildable coverage, so you can layer it up to get the results that you want, and it has a skin-like finish that gives a natural look. The Hydro Grip Hydrating Gel Concealer is also safe for sensitive skin, making it a great all-rounder for times when your hayfever has your eyes feeling worse for wear, and comes in 25 different shades.
If you prefer an even more lightweight and liquid-based coverage, Ilia’s Skin Blur Serum Concealer is £30 and contains ingredients like caffeine and matrixyl 3000 glyx peptides. These are great for reducing fine lines and wrinkles over time, so you can improve your skin with every wear.
Meanwhile for a budget-friendly pick, Kiko Milano’s Skin Lover Intensive Serum Concealer is only £13.99 and contains a hydrating trio of ingredients including hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and rose water to moisturise your skin. It also provides up to eight hours of wear, and visibly plumps fine lines.
