Crease free under eye concealer!!

The NYX Dark Circle Concealer is great! It is kind of like a two in one product since it conceals but it has a peachy undertone. So no need to colour correct!
NYX sells another concealer that comes in a jar that I heard was great too!

The only one I have found that has been fantastic is Mac Prolongwear concealer. Such wonderful coverage too!

I love nyx’s peachy concealer

I use maybelline fit me, drugstore products are actually great

Me too – I need to go to the shops and start testing these out!

I think maybe I use too much concealer, so I get extra creases 🙁

How much should I be using?

Sounds like time to go shopping and test out some new products 🙂

I agree with Ruby, Kryolan have great concealers, neutralisers and Derma Colour.

Just a thought, if you have undereye creases, no concealer or correcter is going to smooth them, only change the colour. So one does have to be a bit realistic about the whole creasing issue.
You don’t want happening if the skin there is perfectly smooth and it is creasing because the product is breaking up.
If it is because you have expression lines around your eyes, well…I’m not so sure.

The NYX to me is a dupe of the Laura Mercier Secret something and Bobbi Brown Corrector.
I find it doesn’t crease but application is the difference. I put a little on over just the discolouration and then blend with my ring finger, the warmth and light touch make it the perfect tool. You can do the whole thing with your ring finger but being a pot, I prefer not to put fingers in.
So the NYX doesn’t crease for me, Sweetest Che…

I really like the Bobbi Brown Corrector, there is 15 shades available so you would easily find one to suit your skintone. The only downside is it is $40 but the little pot lasts for ages! It is highly pigmented so only very little is needed.
http://www.bobbibrown.com.au/product/2335/15905/Makeup/Face/Correctors-Concealers/Corrector/New-Shades/index.tmpl#

The other thing to be aware of with any concealer/corrector is how much you are applying. The more you apply the more likely it is to crease. Things like eye cream can also effect how well the product works and whether it creases.