A MAKEUP guru has been wowed by a Selena Gomez product that hides dark circles without the need to wear a full face of cosmetics.
She raved that the beauty buy seamlessly blends into the skin and is an alternative to concealer.
Jessica Carrasco (@slaybyjess) has garnered over 199,000 followers on TikTok, where she shares makeup tips.
She amazed viewers with a hack for covering dark circles without makeup.
“I saw this video of a lady saying how she wants to cover her dark circles but concealer is too much because she doesn’t want to wear a full face of makeup,” she said.
“I have the same problem.
“Well, Rare Beauty has this eye brightener. I really wanna try it out.
“I got the shade light medium.”
Singer Selena Gomez launched Rare Beauty in 2019.
Rare Beauty’s Positive Light Under Eye Brightener is priced at $24 on the brand’s website.
The “lightweight” formula provides sheer to medium coverage for more awake under-eyes.
The eye-brighter is sold in six shades and has a 4.5-star rating from happy customers.
The manufacturer recommends applying the product on bare skin or layering over concealer.
Jessica looked excited as she opened the product and began to apply it to her dark circles.
“Oh, it has a metal applicator,” she said. “This applicator doesn’t absorb the product.
“I’m going to blend this in with my finger.”
The beauty enthusiast showed how the product looked on one side of her face before applying it to her other under-eye.
“Oh, wait a second,” she said. “Oh wait, I love that so much.
“You guys this is crazy because we all know if I used a concealer you would see the difference between the concealer and my actual skin.
“This just like blends in with your skin so much.
“This is a lifesaver and I’m probably going to use this every day.
“I just hit that with a little bit of loose powder and that looks awesome.”
“This is a product I didn’t know I needed,” she added. “Perfect for no makeup days.”
Over 353,000 people liked the video and hundreds of viewers took to the comment section saying they wanted to try it.
“It looks like you didn’t apply anything at all. I love it, purchasing rn [right now],” one person wrote.
“This was so helpful, thank you!” another commented.
“I rarely use high-end makeup but I NEED this,” a third chimed in.
According to Healthline, dark circles may affect anyone but are more common in older adults, people with a genetic predisposition to the condition, and those with a darker skin tone.
They can appear brown, blue, black, or purple.
Dark circles are usually not a cause for concern but you may want to speak to a doctor if you notice they are getting darker or swelling.
