I’ve pretty much felt “meh” about most of the Smashbox stuff I’ve tried. The things I have liked seemed too expensive for what it was, but I’m not anti-Smashbox by any means. This particular product ended up getting purchased because I did the thing at Sephora where you book a “custom makeover” appointment. My daughter was going to Prom and it seemed like a good way to get her makeup done. Her makeup did turn out beautifully and this was one of the products her stylist suggested, so I spent almost half of the $50 gift card on it…
Pros: Oil-free. Paraben-free. Lightweight (good for under-eye area).
Cons: Expensive. Small container. Not very thick. Not waterproof or full-coverage like my favorite concealer. Not available in a great selection of shades. The contents of the one I bought were very “separated” and when I first tried to use it, I got a mix of watery residue and actual product.
In Summary: This is a good concealer for “average” use, but isn’t a great choice if you have very dark spots or blemishes to hide. It is good for brightening/toning down dark areas like under-eye circles, and it doesn’t look “cakey” when you use it. Overall, it’s a good product. But I still think it’s overpriced. I’d much rather buy Amazing Cosmetics concealer and thin it out with under-eye cream when I want to use it for my dark circles.
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars 
Price: $22 (USD) for .27 fl oz. tube
Available at: Sephora, Ulta, Smashbox.com, beauty.com
Made in: USA
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