MaxFactor do a good one. I think it's called ColourMatch. I know you said you'd like to use the same for both of them, but Touche Eclat by YSL is excellent for under the eyes. It reflects the light and brightens them a little. IT is quite expensive though. Also, I've found that when using concealer under the eyes it kind of 'cakes' and appears dark by the end of the day if you don't keep applying it. So I try to use a product now that reflects the light rather than 'covers things' up! Hope this helps :-)
Ps. I understand why you'd want to cover your birthmark, as we all feel differently about these things. But it's part of you, and it's what makes you beautiful! :-)
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