A BARGAIN-LOVING beauty lover has revealed how she instantly makes herself look more rested with a £3.50 buy from the high street.
As the nights get longer, most of us are finding it increasingly difficult to wake up in the mornings – and when we finally do, the reflection in the mirrors looks back with dark circles and redness.
Although there are numerous ways to banish them – such as a 2p powder trick – one woman recently came to rescue with what she believes is ”the best hack ever”.
According to the beauty fanatic, Chloe Jade, the secret is a certain make-up buy you can snap up from your local high street – Makeup Revolution Streamline Waterline Eyeliner Pencil.
The bargain buy retails for a mere £3.50 and can be found at most drugstore shops, including Superdrug, Boots, as well as ordered online from ASOS.
Not one to gatekeep, the stunner took to TikTok, where she said it was her secret ”to looking awake” and even demonstrated just how effective the affordable find was.
In the video, the London-based beauty grabbed the soft eyeliner and gently went over her waterline – and the results spoke for themselves.
”Literally the best hack ever! My little revolution eyeliner in nude is my bestie,” Chloe chuckled in the caption after doing a little celebratory dance.
Sharing the game-changer of a tip on her platform, Chloe added that she puts on two coats for the maximum effect – and to also ensure the eyeliner doesn’t disappear.
The budget-friendly make-up essential, which comes in a range of colours, has already become a massive hit amongst beauty lovers, who’ve left five-star reviews.
Make-up fanatics can choose the soft eyeliner in white, nude, yellow, black, purple, green, baby blue – just to name a few – and it’s also vegan-friendly.
According to the cult favourite brand, the eyeliner pencils effortlessly glide across the waterline with intense colour pay-off – and with a smudger on the end, you can also create a more funky look.
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One delighted customer said: ”This is quite lovely and not runny at all. It is lighter than I thought so I use it on my lower lash line and it looks lovely.”
A second was also raving about the bargain buy, writing: ”This is such a cute colour. It is a little more pastel then the pencil packaging implies but it’s still super cute!
”Very smooth and creamy to put on and is very waterproof as I use mine in my waterline and it doesn’t budge.”
Someone else chimed in: ”These pencils are so incredibly creamy, but they dry down and stay put all day. Both in the waterline and along the lash line. I was blown away by how they held up.
”At £3.50 I have now brought most of the shades and recommended them to others. My favourite liners are now almost £30 each and these are super comparable.”
Looking for a more natural trick to get rid of your dark circles for good? Well, one woman recently claimed she banished hers with common cupboard essentials, including coffee.
According to Dani Cole, the answer to brighter eyes is simple – a homemade mixture consisting of ground coffee, honey, as well as a dash of water.
For those allergic to honey, the guru said to swap this with probiotic yogurt instead.
Once you’ve made the dark-circle banishing remedy, simply apply it in your skin and let it works its magic for ten to 15 minutes.
Not only is this method said to help with the appearance of dark circles, many claim they’ve also noticed a huge difference with puffiness around the delicate area.
One expert in the field, Dr Bangia, explained: “Poor circulation is the primary cause of under eye dark circles and puffiness.
”Coffee, on the other hand, may be beneficial in removing dark circles because it improves blood circulation,” she told Health Shots.
What’s more, the popular commodity is also anti-inflammatory and high in antioxidants, which is fantastic for reducing the damage caused by lack of sleep.
Additionally, the whizz noted, caffeine has the ability to absorb accumulated water in your body and it’s believed to be extremely effective in reducing puffiness and swelling, especially around the eyes.
