STYLETHREAD -- LET'S TALK SHOP!

eh, I have it, and it works pretty well, but I'm not sure it was worth the $36 - it doesn't perform any miracles or anything, but it does cover my dark circles pretty well.

I really like it. I have yucky circles and, while it doesn't cover them completely, it really brightens my face a lot and yet doesn't look like I'm wearing any makeup. I'm amazed at how many people think I look well-rested when I haven't slept much in days and it's def. because of this. I also use it around my nose and mouth- basically wherever you have shadows. I also like it because it never, ever cakes around the eyes, in creases, etc. and doesn't look yucky by the end of the day. That said, if you want really opaque coverage, this wouldn't be the thing for that (although, from time to time, I have layered a heavier concealer over it with great results!).

Fairywings, I can't believe you saw it at Costco- I will totally have to check it out- was it a lot cheaper?!

I bought it today, even though I knew I shouldn't have. The girl first tried #2 on me, and it looked absolutely awful, like I rubbed yellow foundation under my eyes. Then she tried #1, and it looked much better. She said I'm one of those rare cases where the pink shade looks good on me (I have pink undertones). Personally, I don't think she knew what she was doing, but we'll see. If it really doesn't work out, I might take it back.

Wetbandit, I use #1 too... I think, for awhile, that was actually the only color they had. I've actually found #1 looks good on a fair number of people. I never even thought to try the other colors (My skin is really rosey). I hope you like it!

Hmm... nothing too special... I tend not to wear a bunch of makeup, so after I moisturize, I put on remede's uv coat (it's essentially a tinted sunscreen) to even out my skin. After that dries, I put the ysl under my eyes and in the corners of eyes and also on my lids (even though I'm pale, I seem to have heavily pigmented eyelids) - I bascially just paint it on and then use my fingers to rub it in. I also put it around the sides of my nose and around like my mouth as well because I have shadows. Basically, I think everyone does it a little differently depending on where you have shadows- you know? I do think it's really important to put it in the corners of your eyes since so many people have shadows there and that's the easiest way to brighten up your look. Does this make sense a little?

It's a bummer the woman who helped you wasn't very good- when I bought it, the woman helped me figure out where my shadows were on my face and how to target them (honestly, I never paid much attention to shadows around my nose or mouth, but now, of course, I see what a difference this makes!)...

i love this stuff, i use it just like rosey does with great results.  my best friend liked it so much on me that she got some of her own and she loves it too.  good luck!