sisley Phyto Sans Eclat (No.1.5), 15ml

These are my impressions as someone with oily and allergic sensitive skin. Those with dry skin may have a different experience. I received this sample pouch of No. 1 as a birthday gift. I dispensed a tiny amount and spread it with my pinky. I wonder if the actual product comes with a brush. Packaging: I'll skip the details, since it's a pouch. The appropriate amount is about 2-3mm in diameter per eye. Texture: It's a deep peach-beige liquid. While it's dark, I'd say it's about average color. Blending: I blended it into my lower eyelid with my finger, and the color evened out. Immediately after application, the concealer got into the capillary grooves, so I had to blend it in again with my finger, but no touch-ups were necessary. By the evening, fine wrinkles appeared on my lower eyelid at the inner corner of my eye. Looking closely, I noticed that these were the capillaries that had been bulging out in the morning. They had become wrinkled and set in place. Later, I noticed my entire lower eyelid had turned a dark orange color, which bothered me, but upon reflection, I realized it was the area where I'd applied the product. Even when applied thinly, it still seemed to be more than one tone off my skin tone, making it look like a different blemish from dark circles. [Negative Points] - Coverage: The unevenness of the color is quickly evened out, so I think it's suitable for dark circles and blemishes around the lower eyelid. Instead, it created a lot of fine wrinkles around the under-eye bags... Perhaps I applied too much liquid. - Facial Irritation: None in particular. It didn't really suit my skin tone or skin type. The salesperson recommended it as a favorite product and had good coverage, but the color was too dark and it didn't really work as a concealer... I could see what looked like fine pearl pigments, which seemed to maintain firmness and moisture, so I can see why it has such a large following. I wish they would offer more shades.

As I get older, I've noticed redness and dullness around my eyes, so I bought this. I chose shade 1.5 on the recommendation of a makeup artist. Instead of using the included brush, I take just a small amount on my fingertips and gently spread it around my eyes, which brightens my skin and makes it look less tired. The shade 1.5 isn't too pink, and it's not too yellow, so I think it's a color that Japanese people can easily use. As expected from Sisley, it doesn't dry out or crumble over time, and although it's expensive, you only need a small amount, so it's good value for money. I don't know when it will run out, but I plan to buy it again.

As I get older, I've noticed redness and dullness around my eyes, so I bought this. I chose shade 1.5 on the recommendation of a makeup artist. Instead of using the included brush, I take just a small amount on my fingertips and gently spread it around my eyes, which brightens my skin and makes it look less tired. The shade 1.5 isn't too pink, and it's not too yellow, so I think it's a color that Japanese people can easily use. As expected from Sisley, it doesn't dry out or crumble over time, and although it's expensive, you only need a small amount, so it's good value for money. I don't know when it will run out, but I plan to buy it again.

As I get older, I've noticed redness and dullness around my eyes, so I bought this. I chose shade 1.5 on the recommendation of a makeup artist. Instead of using the included brush, I take just a small amount on my fingertips and gently spread it around my eyes, which brightens my skin and makes it look less tired. The shade 1.5 isn't too pink, and it's not too yellow, so I think it's a color that Japanese people can easily use. As expected from Sisley, it doesn't dry out or crumble over time, and although it's expensive, you only need a small amount, so it's good value for money. I don't know when it will run out, but I plan to buy it again.