Soft Glam Brightening Corrector

Affordable lightweight brightening colour corrector that is applied under concealer to minimize the appearance of dark circles, brighten discolouration, and ev… Soft Glam Brightening Corrector 4.6 | 178 Reviews £5 A lightweight ,white brightening colour corrector that layers beautifully under Soft Glam Satin Concealer to minimize the appearance of dark circles, brighten discolouration and even tone. Find My Shade Try It On One-time Purchase £5 1 Add to Bag Buy it Now 100% Vegan Cruelty-free Fair Trade Why you'll love it: Lightweight, creamy colour corrector blends out seamlessly and visibly brightens the look of under eye circles Helps hydrate skin with 1% hydrating hibiscus complex, hyaluronic acid, and amino acid-coated pigments Comes in three brightening shades: white, light pink, and dark pink Features a flexible precision tip wand for precise application Long-lasting formula is cake-resistant, crease-resistant and transfer-resistant Non-comedogenic Layers beautifully under Soft Glam Satin Concealer Key Ingredients: 1% hydrating hibiscus complex: helps hydrate Hyaluronic acid: helps retain moisture Amino acid-coated pigments: delivers soft skin feel Details Shift into bright mode with this visibly brightening colour corrector. Infused with 1% hydrating hibiscus complex, hyaluronic acid and amino acid-coated pigments, the lightweight, creamy and long-lasting formula layers seamlessly under Soft Glam Satin Concealer to brighten dark circles, target uneven tone and keep discolouration on do not disturb. SKU : 85211 Ingredients How to Use What’s the difference between peach vs. orange vs. pink correctors for dark circles? What is the best way to blend a color corrector: brush, sponge or fingertip? What’s the difference between a color corrector and a concealer? Do I need both? Should I set my color corrector with powder? Is Soft Glam Brightening Corrector vegan and cruelty free? Is Soft Glam Brightening Corrector good for mature skin? Should I use eye cream before applying color corrector?