I have dark circles under my eyes and I seem to spend my whole life looking for products that will cover them up effectively. I've tried many different things, from eye creams to concealers, but I'm still on the hunt for that miracle product. I've used light-reflecting concealers before and they have helped a little, but not worked miracles. Even the famous YSL touche éclat couldn't solve my panda eye problem! Working night shifts and not sleeping well only seem to contribute to the problem and so I'm willing to try anything that may help. I can't remember what it was that prompted me to buy this particular product, as on the whole I do not get on ...  Read the complete review

With the credit crunch seeming to be in full swing, the other half convinced me to try and save a little money hear and there on certain 'non-essentials' (in his book). Having tried and tested YSL's Touch Eclait in the past I decided, somewhat reluctantly, to try an alternative. I've used Bourgois products before and have been fairly impressed with the results so I picked up a tube of the Light Reflecting Concealer for around the £6 mark. The packaging was nice and simple, not too clumpy and a pleasing pink shiny colour. The consistency of the concealer was thicker that I imagined it to be which was a bit worrying (after imagining myself with ...  Read the complete review

I first decided to try this liquid concealer after reading in a women's magazine that 'Girl's Aloud' goddess Sarah Harding (the tall, blonde one) swore by this and said it worked wonders in hiding the dark circles around her eyes. Since Ms Harding always looks stunning I thought her celebrity endorsement was worth listening to and went out and bought this from Boots. The Bourjois range is sold in the cosmetic's aisle or department in most major chemists. Price wise expect to pay over £5 and usually between £5-10 for each individual make-up item. This liquid concealer is priced at around the £6 mark. Bourjois is a French company and their make-up ...  Read the complete review

Before I discovered my love of Everyday Minerals conceal, I was looking for an inexpensive concealer to help cover blemishes, and wake up my tired eyes on a morning. I don't really suffer from big dark circles under my eyes, but it never hurts to look more awake. I turned to the Bourjois brand because they're always my preferred brand of choice out of the 'cheaper' companies, meaning companies such as Maybelline, Rimmel or Collection 2000. I researched on the Bourjois official website and came across this concealer. The actual name of this is D'un coup de pinceau, but whoever suggested this on DooYoo obviously went for a more descriptive title. I would ...  Read the complete review

I have always suffered from dark circles under my eyes whether I have slept for 2 or 20 hours and so concealer is a must have for me before I step out the house. Usually I buy the cheaper stuff but after not being totally satisfied with the results I decieded to go and treat myself and so bought this bourjois one. The concealer comes in a funky shaped bottle the bottom hald being where the actual concealer is stored is clear and so allows you to see the concealer in the bottle. The lid is a nice pearly pink colour which very girly (great for me) and is actually almost twice as long as the bottle however this is good as the applicator is attached and so it ...  Read the complete review