Okay guys, I'm not gonna lie. I saw this on Pinterest and of course...once you pin something on there you know you can never find it again when you need it. However, in the description for the e.l.f. Shimmering Facial Whip, it essentially said to use it for your dark undereye circles. So, I figured, for a dollar, let's try this out. I got the "Lilac Petal" shade, which is a slightly pink shimmer.None of these pictures were retouched/edited in any way. Hence, the fact that I look like I have lazy eyes, etc. The only thing on my face to start off with is lotion. Plain ol' CeraVe.
1. Completely bare face. Please note that I got literally NO sleep the night before I took these pictures.
2. The amount of facial whip I use per eye...very tiny amount. I'm not going to lie though...this stuff smells AMAZING. It smells like sugary goodness. I would probably wear a perfume scented like this. I only used this under one eye so you could see the difference between the two, since the lighting isn't the best.3. All blended in and my under eye area looks like a disco ball!
4. But wait. I'm adding concealer on top! I added it to both eyes just so you can see the difference between using the facial whip under the concealer and not. The eye that I put the facial whip on under had the more severe dark circle underneath it, and it looks better than the eye with just the concealer. I obviously balance it out a bit more and have foundation and such to even out the redness on a normal day, but there IS a big difference just from this.
Final verdict? A+. You really can't beat a dollar, and I could find a use for this in highlighting my brow bone, cheeks, etc.
Want some more reviewing goodness from me? Check out my Nail Polish Review to prove that not everything is all peaches and roses when I review it :) I also edited it with my final verdict after getting some wearing, so check that out!
I'm going to have to try this!!!
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