Too Faced Born This Way Ethereal Light-Illuminating Smoothing Concealer - Gingersnap - 5mL

Discover Too Faced's Born this Way Ethereal Light-Illuminating Smoothing Concealer - Pecan, a perfect blend of pigments, hydrators, and brighteners to even out skin tone and create a radiant look. Delivering medium coverage with a soft-focus effect and full hydration, this product will help diminish the appearance of discoloration, blur imperfections, and give you a natural, healthy complexion.

 What it is

• This is a “buttery, serum-light” concealer from the Too Faced Born This Way Ethereal line. It’s described as gliding onto skin to camouflage and cover imperfections for up to 24 hours, while improving the appearance of dark circles. 

• Volume: 5 mL (0.16 oz) per standard packaging. 

• Shade: Gingersnap — listed among the shade-options for the line, typically in the medium/-tan category with golden undertones. 

• Key Features & Benefits

  • 24-hour wear, waterproof, sweat & humidity-resistant — claims of staying power. 

  • Infused with skin-care actives: Hyaluronic Acid, Aloe Leaf Extract, Daikon Seed Extract, Squalane, Coconut Water. These aim to deliver moisture, smoothness and help improve the look of fatigue under the eyes. 

  • Helps brighten and add natural luminosity to skin, reducing the look of tiredness/dark circles.

  • Vegan & cruelty-free formula (as per brand claims for this line). 

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  How to Use

  1. Apply the concealer using the doe-foot applicator either on bare skin or over foundation. Focus on under-eye inner corners, hollows, outer corners of eyes and any areas needing brightening or coverage. 

  2. Blend with fingertips, sponge or brush using a pressing/patting motion, starting from the inner corner of the under-eye and moving outward. 

  3. For highlight/brightening use: you can apply a small amount to high points of the face (cheekbone, brow-bone, bridge of nose, chin) and press to blend.

  4. Given the luminous finish, for photography or high-light situations, consider setting lightly under the eyes to avoid excessive sheen or flash-white cast.