BOBBIBROWN Corrector [Light Peach Bisque] Reviews

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• 다크싫어

  Sep 13, 2017
  수부지Sensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  Even though I don't usually apply makeup well, I've used up this product to the bottom. This is the first time I've ever done that. I'm so touched. That's why I'm writing a review after repurchasing it. I've been so stressed out since I was young because my dark circles were too severe, but I can't believe there's such a good product out there!! I'm just so grateful!! I was too scared to look into surgeries or procedures, but after finding this corrector, my worries and concerns have disappeared. And even though I tend to have trouble-prone and sensitive skin, using it just for the dark circles was fine.

  Cons

  The corrector function is amazing! I was surprised when I applied it to my acne scars, blemishes, and other trouble spots, but my skin ended up looking worse. For those with troubled skin, please don't get too eager like me and end up regretting it.

  Tip

  This is more of a tip than a hack, but this is how I do my makeup as someone who doesn't usually apply it heavily: 1. After cleansing, apply toner and lotion (if possible, only to the dry areas around the eyes) 2. Use the sunscreen from brand P (the only one that doesn't cause breakouts and doesn't pill under makeup) 3. Apply corrector/concealer to the eyelids and dark circles using a brush 4. Lightly dab on a hydrating concealer over the corrected areas (currently using the Bobbi Brown Serum Concealer, planning to try a different one) 5. Blend out with a puff, then use the remaining product on the puff to lightly dab all over the face, or use a small amount of cushion foundation This is how I finish my look naturally, since my dark circles are so severe that I have to cover them up almost completely.

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