While shopping in Indiana with a friend, my internal cosmetics homing device guided me to the Sephora inside of a JC Penney's. It was such a tiny little Sephora that I was less distracted by my desire to purchase ridiculous eye shadow shades, which I will never wear in public and found myself gazing longingly at the gogeous pink Benefit display end cap. Here I discovered Erase Paste, the answer to my
unfortunate dark under eye circles.This little pink pot contains a creamy, smooth concoction that I find best applied with a tiny concealer brush. The color has a sort of melon undertone that really counter-acts deep discoloration to hide my dark circles and brighten my skin.
I figured out right off that a teeny-tiny bit goes a very long way, so I dip my brush in, then use the inside edge of the pot to flatten it into the bristles and thin it a bit. I smooth it on with the brush and then blend with my fingers, being especially careful to keep all the blending on the discolored part of the under eye.
Upside: great coverage, no fading and fabu brightening
Downside: must be set with powder of some sort
Cost: $26 - (but lasts forever)
Find It: At Sephora, Ulta, The Benefit Bar in Macy's or at a Benefit Boutique (I'm fond of the one on Armitage, just a few blocks west of Halstead across from the LUSH store)
