Benefit's adorable new concealer kit

Benefit has come out with the perfect little concealing and brightening kit. Once you open this little box it'll be hard for you not to call yourself a concealaholic!

The kit looks like a diary with a cute lock at the edge. Inside you'll be instantly greeted with a reflection of yourself followed by an instruction booklet that lays just on top of the five different products that this kit has to offer.

Concealaholics will absolutely love that each product specifically targets different areas on your face to give anyone that healthy morning glow. That Gal is a brightening face primer that can be used alone, under or over makeup. It'll make sure that your skin sparkles all day long. Erase Paste is designed to magically erase any dark circles that might be lurking underneath your eyes. Boi-ing 01 & 02 are for those pesky imperfections that your foundation just can't get rid off. Lemon Aid is a great eye shadow base. It is also perfect to apply right underneath both your eyebrows. Highlighting that area actually enlarges the eyes and makes them stand out more. Lastly Eye Bright is perfect to mask the appearance of tired eyes. All you have to do is blend the pink cream into the inner and outer corners of your eyes and voila! Instant lift.

Before this kit I didn't really believe in concealer and had never actually used the product on my face. After I tried Confessions of a Concealaholic I instantly became a believer and a self proclaimed concealaholic. The only problem I have is that Lemon Aid is not an effective eye primer. Instead substitute it with Sephora's own eye primer and only use Lemon Aid for highlighting. The kits are being sold at Shoppers Drugmart, Sephora and Holt Renfrew.

Happy Shopping!

Yvonne Ivanescu
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