I absolutely love the clarity of delivery and the effort you put into visually formatting everything (for the other declutter videos as well!). So glad HMT recommended you! Please keep up the amazing content
@catherinelynnfraser2001 How cool! Tom has introduced me to many good people and a lot of kindness - I‘m quite thankful for their support (in addition to their videos). It‘s fun hearing how people find this channel, so thanks for letting me know! 💛
1) I hope you do voice over work or commercials because you have the best speaking voice! 2) many folks’ dark circles are more violet / purple and will need a yellow to correct. 🎨💛
@@TheStyleStumbler I am so happy to hear that you do! It’s so very nice to listen to beauty content that is well paced (not spastic!) and doesn’t have a bunch of filler words. I guess I am old school like that - I love clean eloquence ! 🥰 we are definitely different skin tones but I always appreciate flesh tone context and formula comps! 🥰🎨
@@mediumolive I'm the same way - I find it more relaxing to listen to content with a certain flow to it. I think it's great that even though we all have very particular skin tones and types, there's usually something to be learned from reviews and declutters - there are so many great formulations out there nowadays, it's great to hear everyone's thoughts!
a timely video! my bobbi brown undereye corrector is on its last legs, though I currently have the nyx pro fix stick waiting in the wings. i've been curious about quite a few of these, i'm so impressed by the finish of the CT in the footage! edit: 👀
In another comment on this video, @TheFaro2011mentioned that the nyx stick was their second favorite after the Graftobian corrector. So it seems like your nyx backup might be spectacular! (I've now heard at least 3 people rave about it.) I too was really impressed by the CT's finish. It was by far the smoothest of all of them, at least on my undereyes. 💛
Sometimes I’m puffy and sometimes I’m hollow under my eyes and sometimes it changes throughout the day. The darkness is more often a shadow than thinness. It’s tough to find something that suits every day. To add to the complexity of the situation is my crinkles, eye movement and the need to moisturize but de puff. I’ve had the most success with Caliray lately. The Sigma light/medium formula is quite nice. I also have used the NARS radiant concealer in different shades successfully. I have a handful of minis in different shades.
Yes! I've also had to start switching things up to compensate for puffiness, and having different shades has helped. I'll often switch up placement of the corrector and my summer and winter shades of concealer to create an illusion of more smoothness. It's like a really dynamic art project. 😂
I hands down swear by the graftobian colour corrector and it will last forever!! But the closest I've gotten is the new nyx pro stix and that's after like a decade! So will look forward to your recommendations! I realised after watching this, I should share my skin colour: I'm nc37-40 olive/neutral, so very difficult to match! We seem to be the forgotten group! It covers ashiness with darker skins.
I pay to have it imported from America! Rcma Vs graftobian, honestly graftobian for me! I really had to find a corrector for me as it was so difficult, I remember it was only bobbi brown and L.A girl (but it was too dark!) And the pot LASTS forever. Also love your videos, you've gotten me back on track @@TheStyleStumbler
Ooh! I'm so excited for this video! All of these products are ones I have not used. I have only used the Bobbi Brown potted and stick colour correctors and the sigma colour correctors. :)
@@TheStyleStumbler I feel like both of the Bobbi Brown under eye correctors are only ok. The potted one was a little better as it was more luminous and the stick one was a little unpleasant to apply. The Sigma one is really nice, but it doesn't last all day. I think that has more to do with my watery eyes though than the product itself.
@@meganweber3125 thanks so much for sharing your opinions on those. I tried the potted Bobbi Brown years ago and felt the same way - it was just ok. And as someone who also has watery eyes (at least during allergy season), I now know that I don't need to try the Sigma one.
👀 I always love a color corrector video! It's so hard to find complexion products that are just right. Out of the cream color correctors I have tried, I do think the CT one is the best formula. I'm so happy it works for you! Unfortunately, the colors available never worked for me (I need more of a medium pink with zero peach/orange tones), so I've stuck with the Bobbi Brown one in light bisque (which tbh is still a little too peach for me, and the texture of the product is slightly thicker on the skin than CT). I've never successfully gotten any of the cream formulas to layer under anything else without giving lots of texture though. The Huda liquid correctors get the thinnest of any I've tried, and are the only ones I can use for layering. Thank you for your reviews on these products! I always enjoy watching your thoughtful videos 🥰
CT really did an exceptional job with the formula. I wish she would come out with a whole range of color correctors in more shades (including a green version). I tried the Bobbi Brown potted corrector years ago (do you use the stick or potted version?) and agree that it is slightly thicker on the skin - almost "sticky" in comparison. I had the opportunity to swatch the Huda liquid correctors once and they seemed really thin and smooth, offering more coverage. I am honestly a little curious to try them, but now that I've found a corrector I'm so happy with, I don't think I'll stray from it. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for taking a moment to leave such a thoughtful response. 💛
@@TheStyleStumbler Omg, I would love a CT green corrector! I have both the stick and the potted Bobbi Brown correctors in light bisque because I couldn't figure out which formula I liked better in store. I mostly use the potted one now since it can go on thinner while the stick one stays quite thick on me (and looks dry?) and can really age my under eyes. The potted one is probably the closest to CT but it is more sticky and thicker. The Huda ones are very nice for layering, but now that I think about it, they may be too dark/saturated for your preferences. I was surprised especially with the pink one (Cherry Blossom) since pink correctors tend to have an incredibly strong white base and this one did not (on my skin tone). However, I could not wear the Huda ones alone without concealer since they were too dark and/or saturated for my light/medium skin tone.
@@blathering. That's true - the Huda correctors might be too saturated for my tastes. Just swatching them in store wasn't really enough to solidify my thoughts on it. But since I now have my favorite, luckily I don't have to search any more. Let's petition CT for a green corrector! ;-)
Really enjoyed this video. I have been thinking about this. I use the color corrector alone and just put a little foundation over top. I enjoyed hearing all debates and now want to try the CT. Thanks!
I really love watching you Stephannie! Thanks for sharing such helpful tips. The Charlotte Tilbury corrector I have and love but old so need a repurchase. Have a beautiful day😘
The Charlotte Tilbury is my fave too 🖤 I decluttered mine a few months ago since I had the Pixi, which I also like, and was trying a couple others and my CT was probably 3 yrs old. But I find myself missing my CT 😢
The Pixi is also really nice. Not quite as smooth as the CT, but quite useful nonetheless. I also like the packaging of the Pixi better. CT's compact feels really flimsy and mine is chipped from all the traveling.
@@TheStyleStumbler because my allergies are so bad, I tried color correcting the under eye red. I looked like a zombie….I just use the ND concealer. Congrats on 2K! 🎉🥳
Great reviews! 👀 I have been loving my Elf putty under eye concealer, but I think it is like the Becca one because it is quite luminous. I cover it with a regular concealer to help "dry" it out.
I didn't even realize that elf made a putty concealer! I also often used a more matte concealer to "dry out" the luminous Becca concealer. You know what they say about great minds… 😉 Thanks so much for sharing what you use and your experience with it! 💛
I’m so glad to hear you’re loving the Charlotte Tilbury corrector! I remember when you first started using it, and I was curious what you’d think of it. I find colour corrector very useful for my dark under-eye area as well. I’m curious to try the one by Bobbi Brown eventually. Thank you for yet another entertaining and informative video! I wonder which category will be next!
Yes! I'm so glad @TooMuchTash convinced me to try the CT corrector. I've heard a lot of good things about the Bobbi Brown version. I had the potted version years ago, and (in my memory at least) it was a tiny bit stickier and heavier than the Charlotte Tilbury. But the color range was much better. It's always lovely to hear from you Brittany!
I discovered your channel through your MAC eyeshadow palette video, and I’m so glad I watched this video now. Your videos are very professional and informative. Also, your voice is so soothing and beautiful. I think the winner of the video was Charlotte Tilbury. You mentioned using shade 2 in the video, but there wasn’t any numbering on Sephora’s website for the Magic Vanish Color Corrector. Which shade are you using - fair (pink for light skin tones) or medium (peach for light/medium skin tones)?
Thank you for taking a moment to leave such a kind comment. I agree - the Charlotte Tilbury corrector has since become my one and only undereye color corrector. I use the medium shade (peach for light/medium skin tones).
I have used the Bobbi Brown under eye corrector in the pot forever. I do mean this one pot forever. I almost bought a backup during the last Fall Sephora sale when I had major, major pan and thought it was on its final uses…6 months later it’s still going strong. I will never finish this. There is wizardry in this product.😂 It’s just as well because it seems to work for me very well. There might be newer or better formulas out there, but it will probably be another year or so before I have a chance to find out! 😂 When (if?) the time comes I might try the CT!
This is SO RELATABLE! 😂 Once I see pan on a product, I think it's almost gone. I really have to force myself to remember that the stuff around the edges takes a whole lot of time to use up, too! I've tried the Bobbi Brown potted undereye corrector years ago. If my memory serves me correctly, I found a good color match in that one. I remember the formula being a bit heavier and stickier than the CT, but I've never compared them directly. May your BB color corrector continue to serve you well for eternity! 😂
Lovely video🥰 So interesting to hear about the different correctors! I wasn't aware that the pixi one was so pink. I've been wanting to try that one for ever, but I'm not sure it's for me anymore. I recently bought the duo from Sigma, and it is really nice, but I think my all time favourite is the one from Charlotte Tilbury. It just does it all! I miss it❤ Yup, gonna repurchase😅
I was shocked at how pink the Pixi was the first time I opened it. The Charlotte Tilbury one really does have a beautiful consistency. Now that I've found it, I can't imagine color correction without it! I hope you have fun with Charlotte again once the time comes to repurchase it.
👀😂 I found your channel recently and I love your content, so I've been binging through some of your past videos! So annoyed at the RUclips algorithm for not suggesting you sooner 🙄
I'm so tired of late I feel like the dark circles around my eyes would fall somewhere between raccoon and a Lone Ranger mask. It's interesting to see the differences between the swatches and when you have the product on your face. The wear videos really go well with your explanation of each product. I also noticed how visible some of them were when you look down facing the camera. It's a good angle for showing the texture and finish. Salmon as a shade name for anything seems like a real turn off. once you start thinking of fish, who knows were the mind will wander... Your comment on keeping the Clinque concealer as default for lack of strong feeling is thought provoking. I've had the same thing happen. It's only later when I come across the thing and remove it from it's in situ location that I can make better decision on it. This video reminds me of when I was made up to look like a zombie for a Halloween themed video in high school and when it took a few days to wash off all the residual makeup from around my eyes, people thought I looked sickly. 👀👀 This video was a much needed 20 minute island of calm at the end of a long day.
Sounds like you need some color corrector, Mr Lone Ranger! I've had several of my colleagues come to me for help with this when we're on tour (and EXHAUSTED). Many of them don't want to look like they're wearing makeup, so we just do a little bit of color correcting under the eyes and leave it at that. Although the tortured look of a racoon also has its own special something - like you live on the wild side. Thanks for your feedback on the swatches and wear shots - I'm still trying to find a balance of how much product to apply when showing it on the face. In "real life" I don't apply something like this thickly enough to be visible, but the whole point of videos like this is so that people can see the texture, which only really works when it's built up a bit. Plus: cameras pick up things differently than our eyes. Trying to overapply just enough so that the camera can show the color and texture is so much harder than I ever thought it would be. But I was somewhat happy with the results, despite the corrupt footage. Yeah... fish and cosmetics. Not categories that should mix. In fact fish and most things. Haha! Zombie Zach sounds super cool. Thanks for always sharing your thoughts, even though this topic is so far from your own world. :-) It's always lovely to hear from you, Zach.
@TheStyleStumbler I think I'm beyond color corrector being of use at this point. The superficial effect it would have would be minimal. I probably still have the Halloween video where I was a zombie. I don't remember what the context was, but I was given the master tapes of all the things that were filmed in that broadcast communications class. I'd just need to see if my VCR still works. I always appreciate your feedback to my comments 😁
@zachbecvar Then the only solution is vacation. Mandatory paid vacation. With an additional travel and concert stipend. Style Stumbler’s orders. I’m sure your employer will understand.
I wish the video clips of the products under your eyes were too short. Too fast to actually analyze the results. I realize I can replay the clips or play in slow motion, but in the future it would be nice to keep the actual look on the screen longer. Less video of you talking, more videos of the results. I appreciate you doing a comparison because it is really hard to find a good shade of color corrector. Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback - that kind of information is helpful for future reviews. I thought the same thing during editing, but with all the corrupt footage, that was all I was able to save. And unfortunately I didn‘t have most of the products anymore, so I couldn‘t re-record most of it. I tried putting the footage into slow motion myself, but it started looking a bit rough, so I tried to find the happy medium.
@TheStyleStumbler yes, I definitely meant it as a suggestions in case you do any more comparision videos in the future. Ugh, I would cry if I filmed a bunch of content and it got corrupted. Thanks again!
👀 I’m loving this series. Thanks for adding some realism to beauty RUclips.
Thank you so much for taking a moment to let me know you're enjoying it! 💛
I absolutely love the clarity of delivery and the effort you put into visually formatting everything (for the other declutter videos as well!). So glad HMT recommended you! Please keep up the amazing content
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Thanks so much for giving me a chance when HMT recommended me. 💛
@@TheStyleStumbler I found you through HMT as well! I see you in their comments as well. Thank you for your thoughtful and thorough reviews
@catherinelynnfraser2001 How cool! Tom has introduced me to many good people and a lot of kindness - I‘m quite thankful for their support (in addition to their videos).
It‘s fun hearing how people find this channel, so thanks for letting me know! 💛
1) I hope you do voice over work or commercials because you have the best speaking voice!
2) many folks’ dark circles are more violet / purple and will need a yellow to correct.
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1) I do! Thank you for the kind words.
2) That is true! People with purple would benefit from yellow. 💛
It's lovely to hear from you, Ananda!
@@TheStyleStumbler I am so happy to hear that you do! It’s so very nice to listen to beauty content that is well paced (not spastic!) and doesn’t have a bunch of filler words. I guess I am old school like that - I love clean eloquence ! 🥰 we are definitely different skin tones but I always appreciate flesh tone context and formula comps! 🥰🎨
@@mediumolive I'm the same way - I find it more relaxing to listen to content with a certain flow to it.
I think it's great that even though we all have very particular skin tones and types, there's usually something to be learned from reviews and declutters - there are so many great formulations out there nowadays, it's great to hear everyone's thoughts!
👀 You've finally convinced me to try the CT one.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
And thanks for the eyeballs. 💛
a timely video! my bobbi brown undereye corrector is on its last legs, though I currently have the nyx pro fix stick waiting in the wings. i've been curious about quite a few of these, i'm so impressed by the finish of the CT in the footage!
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In another comment on this video, @TheFaro2011mentioned that the nyx stick was their second favorite after the Graftobian corrector. So it seems like your nyx backup might be spectacular! (I've now heard at least 3 people rave about it.) I too was really impressed by the CT's finish. It was by far the smoothest of all of them, at least on my undereyes. 💛
Sometimes I’m puffy and sometimes I’m hollow under my eyes and sometimes it changes throughout the day. The darkness is more often a shadow than thinness. It’s tough to find something that suits every day. To add to the complexity of the situation is my crinkles, eye movement and the need to moisturize but de puff. I’ve had the most success with Caliray lately. The Sigma light/medium formula is quite nice. I also have used the NARS radiant concealer in different shades successfully. I have a handful of minis in different shades.
Yes! I've also had to start switching things up to compensate for puffiness, and having different shades has helped. I'll often switch up placement of the corrector and my summer and winter shades of concealer to create an illusion of more smoothness. It's like a really dynamic art project. 😂
Thank you, it was very helpful for me, I'm struggling to find the right corrector and will definitely check out the CT
I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. Feel free to let me know if you try it - I'd be interested to hear if it works out.
I hands down swear by the graftobian colour corrector and it will last forever!! But the closest I've gotten is the new nyx pro stix and that's after like a decade! So will look forward to your recommendations!
I realised after watching this, I should share my skin colour: I'm nc37-40 olive/neutral, so very difficult to match! We seem to be the forgotten group! It covers ashiness with darker skins.
Considering the fact that Graftobian makes serious professional makeup, that doesn't surprise me. I have yet to try anything from that brand.
I pay to have it imported from America! Rcma Vs graftobian, honestly graftobian for me! I really had to find a corrector for me as it was so difficult, I remember it was only bobbi brown and L.A girl (but it was too dark!) And the pot LASTS forever.
Also love your videos, you've gotten me back on track @@TheStyleStumbler
Ooh! I'm so excited for this video! All of these products are ones I have not used. I have only used the Bobbi Brown potted and stick colour correctors and the sigma colour correctors. :)
I've heard great things about both the Bobbi Brown and the Sigma. Is there one that you preferred?
@@TheStyleStumbler I feel like both of the Bobbi Brown under eye correctors are only ok. The potted one was a little better as it was more luminous and the stick one was a little unpleasant to apply. The Sigma one is really nice, but it doesn't last all day. I think that has more to do with my watery eyes though than the product itself.
@@meganweber3125 thanks so much for sharing your opinions on those. I tried the potted Bobbi Brown years ago and felt the same way - it was just ok. And as someone who also has watery eyes (at least during allergy season), I now know that I don't need to try the Sigma one.
@@meganweber3125I have to agree Bobbi brown gave me Claire's energy with the slicky feeling.
👀 loving this series!
Thank you so much for letting me know! 💛 💛 💛
Loved hearing your thoughts!
Thanks for taking a moment to say hi, Kim! 💛
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I always love a color corrector video! It's so hard to find complexion products that are just right. Out of the cream color correctors I have tried, I do think the CT one is the best formula. I'm so happy it works for you! Unfortunately, the colors available never worked for me (I need more of a medium pink with zero peach/orange tones), so I've stuck with the Bobbi Brown one in light bisque (which tbh is still a little too peach for me, and the texture of the product is slightly thicker on the skin than CT). I've never successfully gotten any of the cream formulas to layer under anything else without giving lots of texture though. The Huda liquid correctors get the thinnest of any I've tried, and are the only ones I can use for layering. Thank you for your reviews on these products! I always enjoy watching your thoughtful videos 🥰
CT really did an exceptional job with the formula. I wish she would come out with a whole range of color correctors in more shades (including a green version).
I tried the Bobbi Brown potted corrector years ago (do you use the stick or potted version?) and agree that it is slightly thicker on the skin - almost "sticky" in comparison.
I had the opportunity to swatch the Huda liquid correctors once and they seemed really thin and smooth, offering more coverage. I am honestly a little curious to try them, but now that I've found a corrector I'm so happy with, I don't think I'll stray from it.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for taking a moment to leave such a thoughtful response. 💛
@@TheStyleStumbler Omg, I would love a CT green corrector!
I have both the stick and the potted Bobbi Brown correctors in light bisque because I couldn't figure out which formula I liked better in store. I mostly use the potted one now since it can go on thinner while the stick one stays quite thick on me (and looks dry?) and can really age my under eyes. The potted one is probably the closest to CT but it is more sticky and thicker.
The Huda ones are very nice for layering, but now that I think about it, they may be too dark/saturated for your preferences. I was surprised especially with the pink one (Cherry Blossom) since pink correctors tend to have an incredibly strong white base and this one did not (on my skin tone). However, I could not wear the Huda ones alone without concealer since they were too dark and/or saturated for my light/medium skin tone.
@@blathering. That's true - the Huda correctors might be too saturated for my tastes. Just swatching them in store wasn't really enough to solidify my thoughts on it. But since I now have my favorite, luckily I don't have to search any more.
Let's petition CT for a green corrector! ;-)
Really enjoyed this video. I have been thinking about this. I use the color corrector alone and just put a little foundation over top. I enjoyed hearing all debates and now want to try the CT. Thanks!
Color corrector on it’s own can really work wonders for me, too.
Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed the video! 💛
I really love watching you Stephannie! Thanks for sharing such helpful tips. The Charlotte Tilbury corrector I have and love but old so need a repurchase. Have a beautiful day😘
Thanks so much for saying hi, Patricia! Yes, that CT corrector really is a gorgeous consistency. I hope you have a beautiful day, too!
The Charlotte Tilbury is my fave too 🖤 I decluttered mine a few months ago since I had the Pixi, which I also like, and was trying a couple others and my CT was probably 3 yrs old. But I find myself missing my CT 😢
The Pixi is also really nice. Not quite as smooth as the CT, but quite useful nonetheless. I also like the packaging of the Pixi better. CT's compact feels really flimsy and mine is chipped from all the traveling.
@@TheStyleStumbler Yeah the CT packaging always looks better than it feels in person, sadly 😥
It’s like…..you know when I am awake…..are you secretly Santa? 🤪
Hohoho! How did you know? 🤣
@@TheStyleStumbler because my allergies are so bad, I tried color correcting the under eye red. I looked like a zombie….I just use the ND concealer. Congrats on 2K! 🎉🥳
It's allergy season over here too - yuck! We can look like zombies together.
And thank you! 🥳
@@TheStyleStumbler 👀
Great reviews! 👀 I have been loving my Elf putty under eye concealer, but I think it is like the Becca one because it is quite luminous. I cover it with a regular concealer to help "dry" it out.
I didn't even realize that elf made a putty concealer! I also often used a more matte concealer to "dry out" the luminous Becca concealer. You know what they say about great minds… 😉
Thanks so much for sharing what you use and your experience with it! 💛
I’m so glad to hear you’re loving the Charlotte Tilbury corrector! I remember when you first started using it, and I was curious what you’d think of it. I find colour corrector very useful for my dark under-eye area as well. I’m curious to try the one by Bobbi Brown eventually. Thank you for yet another entertaining and informative video! I wonder which category will be next!
Yes! I'm so glad @TooMuchTash convinced me to try the CT corrector.
I've heard a lot of good things about the Bobbi Brown version. I had the potted version years ago, and (in my memory at least) it was a tiny bit stickier and heavier than the Charlotte Tilbury. But the color range was much better.
It's always lovely to hear from you Brittany!
Thanks. Great video
Thanks for taking a moment to let me know! :-D
I discovered your channel through your MAC eyeshadow palette video, and I’m so glad I watched this video now. Your videos are very professional and informative. Also, your voice is so soothing and beautiful. I think the winner of the video was Charlotte Tilbury. You mentioned using shade 2 in the video, but there wasn’t any numbering on Sephora’s website for the Magic Vanish Color Corrector. Which shade are you using - fair (pink for light skin tones) or medium (peach for light/medium skin tones)?
Thank you for taking a moment to leave such a kind comment.
I agree - the Charlotte Tilbury corrector has since become my one and only undereye color corrector. I use the medium shade (peach for light/medium skin tones).
@ Thank you 🌺, I will try it, and I will definitely check out your other videos as well. ☺️
I have used the Bobbi Brown under eye corrector in the pot forever. I do mean this one pot forever. I almost bought a backup during the last Fall Sephora sale when I had major, major pan and thought it was on its final uses…6 months later it’s still going strong. I will never finish this. There is wizardry in this product.😂 It’s just as well because it seems to work for me very well. There might be newer or better formulas out there, but it will probably be another year or so before I have a chance to find out! 😂 When (if?) the time comes I might try the CT!
This is SO RELATABLE! 😂 Once I see pan on a product, I think it's almost gone. I really have to force myself to remember that the stuff around the edges takes a whole lot of time to use up, too!
I've tried the Bobbi Brown potted undereye corrector years ago. If my memory serves me correctly, I found a good color match in that one. I remember the formula being a bit heavier and stickier than the CT, but I've never compared them directly.
May your BB color corrector continue to serve you well for eternity! 😂
Lovely video🥰 So interesting to hear about the different correctors! I wasn't aware that the pixi one was so pink. I've been wanting to try that one for ever, but I'm not sure it's for me anymore. I recently bought the duo from Sigma, and it is really nice, but I think my all time favourite is the one from Charlotte Tilbury. It just does it all! I miss it❤ Yup, gonna repurchase😅
I was shocked at how pink the Pixi was the first time I opened it. The Charlotte Tilbury one really does have a beautiful consistency. Now that I've found it, I can't imagine color correction without it! I hope you have fun with Charlotte again once the time comes to repurchase it.
I watched Too Much Tash's corrector showdown but I'm also going to watch this one because I'm indecisive. 😂
@TooMuchTash‘s video is great - that‘s actually what convinced me to purchased the CT corrector that ultimately became my favorite! 😂
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I found your channel recently and I love your content, so I've been binging through some of your past videos! So annoyed at the RUclips algorithm for not suggesting you sooner 🙄
Thank you so much for taking a moment to let me know, Lydia! I'm glad the almighty algorithm finally connected us. 😉
I'm so tired of late I feel like the dark circles around my eyes would fall somewhere between raccoon and a Lone Ranger mask.
It's interesting to see the differences between the swatches and when you have the product on your face. The wear videos really go well with your explanation of each product. I also noticed how visible some of them were when you look down facing the camera. It's a good angle for showing the texture and finish.
Salmon as a shade name for anything seems like a real turn off. once you start thinking of fish, who knows were the mind will wander...
Your comment on keeping the Clinque concealer as default for lack of strong feeling is thought provoking. I've had the same thing happen. It's only later when I come across the thing and remove it from it's in situ location that I can make better decision on it.
This video reminds me of when I was made up to look like a zombie for a Halloween themed video in high school and when it took a few days to wash off all the residual makeup from around my eyes, people thought I looked sickly.
👀👀 This video was a much needed 20 minute island of calm at the end of a long day.
Sounds like you need some color corrector, Mr Lone Ranger! I've had several of my colleagues come to me for help with this when we're on tour (and EXHAUSTED). Many of them don't want to look like they're wearing makeup, so we just do a little bit of color correcting under the eyes and leave it at that. Although the tortured look of a racoon also has its own special something - like you live on the wild side.
Thanks for your feedback on the swatches and wear shots - I'm still trying to find a balance of how much product to apply when showing it on the face. In "real life" I don't apply something like this thickly enough to be visible, but the whole point of videos like this is so that people can see the texture, which only really works when it's built up a bit. Plus: cameras pick up things differently than our eyes. Trying to overapply just enough so that the camera can show the color and texture is so much harder than I ever thought it would be. But I was somewhat happy with the results, despite the corrupt footage.
Yeah... fish and cosmetics. Not categories that should mix. In fact fish and most things.
Haha! Zombie Zach sounds super cool.
Thanks for always sharing your thoughts, even though this topic is so far from your own world. :-) It's always lovely to hear from you, Zach.
@TheStyleStumbler I think I'm beyond color corrector being of use at this point. The superficial effect it would have would be minimal.
I probably still have the Halloween video where I was a zombie. I don't remember what the context was, but I was given the master tapes of all the things that were filmed in that broadcast communications class. I'd just need to see if my VCR still works.
I always appreciate your feedback to my comments 😁
@zachbecvar Then the only solution is vacation. Mandatory paid vacation. With an additional travel and concert stipend. Style Stumbler’s orders. I’m sure your employer will understand.
@@TheStyleStumbler I will pass it on to my supervisor. 😆😆 I do need a vacation.
Have you tried Catrice?
Not their undereye brightener. Have you? Is it worth trying?
I wish the video clips of the products under your eyes were too short. Too fast to actually analyze the results. I realize I can replay the clips or play in slow motion, but in the future it would be nice to keep the actual look on the screen longer. Less video of you talking, more videos of the results. I appreciate you doing a comparison because it is really hard to find a good shade of color corrector. Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback - that kind of information is helpful for future reviews. I thought the same thing during editing, but with all the corrupt footage, that was all I was able to save. And unfortunately I didn‘t have most of the products anymore, so I couldn‘t re-record most of it. I tried putting the footage into slow motion myself, but it started looking a bit rough, so I tried to find the happy medium.
@TheStyleStumbler yes, I definitely meant it as a suggestions in case you do any more comparision videos in the future. Ugh, I would cry if I filmed a bunch of content and it got corrupted. Thanks again!
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🥸 loved this and need to check out the CT
I‘m so glad you liked it, Emily! 💛 Thanks for taking a moment to let me know.
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