Revolution Beauty Revolution Eye Bright Under Eye Corrector

This product is shiny but frels too heavy and sticky… so it is not easy to blend. It did not work for me at all and I had to return it!

I love this type of product but I don't love THIS product. It's far too oily or greasy for my skin type and I've gotten better results from other affordable color correction products.

It is hydrating and reflection of light to make my eyes look brighter.

I've been testing different correctors and concealers, and Revolution Eye Bright Under Eye Corrector out-performs correctors AND concealers costing three or four times as much. I'm a fair-skinned sexagenarian working with under-eye circles. I bought the the corrector in fair after reading many reviews here. I suspect some (if not most) of us haven't understood how to use correctors and concealers. From watching many tutorials about proper use, and about makeup for mature skin, I knew how to use corrector, so would be comparing one corrector with another, and then experimenting with which concealers work for me and which don't. I'm sure not all mileage will be equal, as we're all unique! As I understand it, the best way to use under-eye corrector is with proper layering of products, and this is what made Revolution's corrector a winner: (1) First do your skin care routine, and moisturize! (2) If you use any serums or sculpting creams, use them, along with eyelid serum. (3) Do your eyes by evening eyelid color (I love MAC's cream paint pot in 'Painterly'). (3) Set cream shadow with finely milled HD powder (I use ELF, it's great!) (4) Apply your powder eyeshadow(s) & eyeliner if you use them. (5) Clean up fallout using moisturizer, not the oily eye makeup remover. This is essential, as the oily removers will stay on your skin and work against your corrector, concealer and foundation. (6) If you need more under-eye moisture or moisture on your face, use a tinted moisturizer or sunscreen on your face and under your eyes. (7) Time for your color corrector--Revolution Eye Bright! Dab it on with your finger carefully and gently.Use the corrector where you see under-eye discoloration. Pat it out like the artist you are. If you prefer a brush or sponge, they work great too. (8) Now apply your foundation all over your face, gently patting it under your eyes where you've already color corrected for any discoloration. (9) Apply your concealer. Concealer generally is applied in an area from the inner eyelid and corner of your eyes and patted to the top of the cheekbone--but not as far as your laugh lines, where your products may tend to build up. (10) Using a fluffy little eyeshadow brush about the width of your eyelid, use your finely-milled translucent setting powder to set the concealer--not too much, and don't drag it out to your laugh lines. (11) Do your lips and apply mascara last. If you use a setting spray, now's the time. Now look in the mirror at your gorgeous self! I'm not a professional, just a Nana learning how to apply makeup for my age group. These are methods that have worked great for me, don't crease, last all day, and make me continue to feel like my best self regardless of my age. If you're younger than 60, you're going to kill it with this product! If it doesn't work for you, keep experimenting and reading and watching reviews.

I am pretty fair skinned, so the lighter tone works well for me. I have terrible, chronic, genetic, dark circles and this baby has been the only thing that works for me!! It is thick and tacky so a little goes a long way. It does seem to get a little dry as the day goes on, like most products do, but for a good portion of the day my dark circles are hidden. Highly recommend if the color options available work with your skin tone.