e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener

[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] At the back of my mind, I have a feeling that I might have covered this product before but even if that’s the case, it’s worth another show. I’d say that e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener isn’t for you if you have very oily lids – the one thing I do notice about it that’s not on the plus is that although it’s weightless on my lids, if I put my finger to the product it feels quite oily. That doesn’t seem to affect its staying power but my lids aren’t particularly oily so it’s hard to tell but it felt like a thing to be flagged up.

e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener

I’m using it to even out tone on my lids but in fact, you can use it around the whole eye area if you need to for dark circles. If you don’t wear a lot of make up, lids can look a different tone to the rest of your face which is fine and completely normal of course, but I like the way that this product gives lids a brighten in a softer way than using a concealer. Concealers on lids is a tricky one because they have more pigment and can then shrink on the lids once the liquid evaporates and that can pull the skin too, creating a criss-cross effect.

e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener

This formula is silicone-y but also contains squalane and hyaluronic acid and illuminating pearls (it’s not glittery) and just enough pigment to colour correct. It’s not quite concealer – more a ‘take the edge off’ kind of product. There are six tones – I’m using the lighter of the two in Medium/Tan and the other is Rich.

e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener

They’re £6 HERE.

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4 responses to “e.l.f. Putty Color-Correcting Eye Brightener”

  1. Waseema

    This looks so interesting, but the colours, I was expecting the cancelling shades like pink, peach and red. However, it gives Becca esque vibes!

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Well, they all have peachy tones so that’s the cancelling element – I should have said.

  2. Anna van Munster

    How interesting – this lighter color that looks quite yellowish on your arm totally blends with your face just refreshing/equalizing eyelids! And no yellow anymore! Nice product…

    1. Jane Cunningham

      It’s strange isn’t it.. it’s got peachy tones so maybe that’s why.

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