Pixi Beauty Correction Concentrate Brightening Peach Under Eye Colour Corrector, Peach Color Corrector Concealer for Dark Circles, Neutralizes Blue Purple Discoloration, Illuminating, 0.1 Fl Oz

I’m in perimenopause, so my sleep quality has taken a dive and my under-eye circles show it. My normal concealer just wasn’t cutting it anymore. So I decided to try a color-correcting concealer. I’ve liked other Pixi by Petra products, so decided to give this a try. First off, I like that it’s not aggressively orange. More of a light peachy color, which works well with my pale skin. Coverage is buildable, which I honestly love. It’s effective in a single, light application, but if my under-eye circles are particularly dark, I can add more and it doesn’t feel too thick or cakey. Blending with a soft under-eye brush also helps. I don’t find it any stickier than a normal concealer, and I feel like it stays in place, even without a setting spray. Which is nice because I’m not gonna get setting spray that close to my eyeballs. Overall, I’m really happy with this product and plan to buy it again. I think it’s priced really well and is a good value. Does it erase my under-eye circles completely? No. But it works better than my regular concealer and looks more natural, so I’ll take it! For context, the first photo is Pixi product on the left, nothing on the right. Second photo is Pixi on the left again, with regular concealer (Merit brand) on the right. This is the ONLY product on my face, no primer, tint, foundation, etc. Truly just this product vs. my regular concealer.

**★★★★★ The Best Product I've Found for Dark Circles** I've had dark circles under my eyes my entire life, and I've tried countless products over the years. This is, without a doubt, the best one I've found to help conceal them. The peach tone does an excellent job of neutralizing the darkness before I apply concealer, and it instantly makes me look more awake. It blends easily, doesn't feel heavy, and a little goes a long way. It's become a must have in my daily makeup routine, and I don't like being without it. If you struggle with stubborn dark circles, I highly recommend giving this product a try.

I have a love hate relationship with this product. It helps color correct but it’s very dry so mixing it with lotion or something wet helps a lot. But using it by itself causes dry patches in wrinkles.

Great product! stays on, great color and I highly recommend it. It reminds me of the Mac concealer pots. I did order one and it was too dry so unfortunately I had to return it. I’ve been using this for years so I knew if I just re ordered it that I would hopefully get a good one which I did. I’m sure you will love it just as much as I do.

This is too drying for my mature skin. It has really good coverage and price but not sure if its the right producto for +40

AI recommended this product to use with another concealer for highlighting shadows. This works great! Nice texture. Easy to blend. Tiny container, but it will last a long time because it doesn’t take much. Didn’t make me break out. ♥️

I love this color corrector. Absolutely demolishes my under eye bags while lifting and brightening my eyes and overall makeup. I do not only use this under my eyes, but other areas that are a bit dark too. Easy to apply. I just use my fingers but I have tested on fluffy brushes, kabuki brushes, and silicon tools and the ease of application did not change. When used correctly there is no extra texture, actually for me it melts away my wrinkles under my eyes. are they still there? sure, but you cant see them ;D. Very natural looking and well beyond worth the money. Do you see any dark undereye circles in this picture? cuz I sure as heck dont. lol.

I’m so not with it, I just discovered there are correctors and concealers for under eye circles. I’ve a good concealer, but this corrector is so good, the concealer has less work to do. If I am in a hurry, I just use the Pixi corrector and it fixes a good 75% of the dark circle problem. For those complaining about not being able to get their finger in the jar, don’t use your finger! I use a small, short bristle brush with a slightly rounded shape. Don’t need a lot of product and the application is specific to the problem areas.