Bebe Rexha uses this $27 concealer to hide her severe dark circles

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Bebe Rexha might have a future as a makeup artist. The “I’m A Mess” singer, 30, showed off her artistry skills in a video for Vogue and revealed a major trick for covering her dark circles. Not only did Rexha complete a stunning blue eyeshadow look inspired by David Bowie and Debbie Harry, but she …

Bebe Rexha might have a future as a makeup artist.

The “I’m A Mess” singer, 30, showed off her artistry skills in a video for Vogue and revealed a major trick for covering her dark circles.

Not only did Rexha complete a stunning blue eyeshadow look inspired by David Bowie and Debbie Harry, but she proudly displayed her skincare routine and the affordable products she uses to counteract her dark under-eye area.

After applying an orange-toned color corrector under her eyes and any other places where she wanted to minimize discoloration in addition to La Mer pressed powder ($95), Rexha applied a heavy layer of Tarte’s cult-favorite Shape Tape concealer ($27) beloved by YouTubers, celebrities and customers around the world.

Calling it her “favorite thing that [she’s] ever used,” Rexha used the color medium. “My number one thing about this product is that when you put it on, you gotta let it sit,” she advises. “This product has to kind of mush into the skin a little bit.”

She set the look with La Mer translucent powder ($95) and added her La Mer foundation ($120), Fenty bronzer ($30), Dior ($37) and Kylie Cosmetics blush ($18).

Other products in Rexha’s lineup include other skincare staples from her favorite high-end brand: La Mer under eye intense balm ($225) and moisturizer ($180).

Fans are certainly appreciating not only Rexha’s skill at smoothing out her complexion, but her honesty about showing her makeup-free face.

“Finally a celebrity who actually shows their dark circles,” one person commented.

“At first you’re kinda surprised to see her dark circles then you start to see that it kinda fits her. I think she looks stunning without makeup,” another said.

A third wrote, “Salute her for not wearing makeup before the video starts and be completely true to people for who she really is.”

Many also credited the video with boosting their own confidence with dark circles or other perceived flaws: “She’s so confident with her dark circles. I hate mine, can’t live the house without makeup and one of the reasons is that I’VE NEVER seen anyone in the showbiz with it,” a fan commented.