BECCA Under Eye Brightening Corrector Full size 4.5g in Light Medium option - UK Seller. Prompt dispatch!

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Within days, the video racked up over 700,000 views and saw more than a 259 percent increase in sales at Sephora. Plus, of course understanding that not all dark circles are the same hue, Becca has recently added a much-requested medium-dark shade that works to colour correct on darker skin tones. Unlike a traditional concealer, Becca’s formula is surprisingly thick and a bit tacky for an under-eye product. The full-coverage formula of the Smashbox BECCA Under Eye Brightening Corrector uses light to brighten the look of dark under eye circles. It’s perfect to wear on days when you need a little more help in the brightening department, but don’t want to wear a full face of make-up.

While Becca might be more famously known for its best-selling highlighter and celebrity collaborations, this little pot is my unsung hero.Rather than attempting to color-match the skin, it uses backlight technology to infuse peach- and apricot-toned color correctors with light-reflecting illuminators to neutralize blue tones and deflect light away from dark circles, which is why it appears so shimmery at first glance. The Australian make-up line – which was scooped up by Estée Lauder in 2016 and shuttered five years later – had cemented itself as the go-to for glowy skin-enhancing formulas: the kind that give you the angelic sheen of someone that hasn't spent the past three years clinging onto their sanity amidst a never-ending news cycle of doom. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Either way, if you’re just relying on your trusty concealer to cover them up, you’re missing a trick.

So start by using just a dab, slowly building the product up until you achieve the results you’re looking for (in my case, that means looking like the type of person that actually gets eight hours of sleep and drinks two liters of water each day). The Under Eye Brightening Corrector was often duped yet never really matched: most alternatives either delivered too much frosty sheen, or went too far with the pigment, looking artificial and cakey under the eyes. Packed with tiny light-reflecting pigments blended into the formula, this, well, reflects light to create the illusion of a brighter eye.It doesn’t intend to totally cover up every last trace of dark circle, but it does work to brighten up the area so that dark circles look a lot less prominent. When they started talking in detail about different invasive treatments, I got grossed out and never went back.