Paula Olmedo

P.S. Overtime Mask Ingredients breakdown is below but I have yet to try it YET, I'm not sure if I want to commit, maybe I'll get  sample, but there are so many reviews already at this point I'm sure there's a more thorough one out there. The first obvious comparison is the price. There's an $8 difference for the same amount of product and the R+R is their most expensive mask. $4 more than their original cult favorite Jet Lag Mask which started the company.  I tried the Jet Lag and I wasn't impressed, I kept trying it again and again and I seriously don't know what it was. My eyes, first of all, were overly sensitive to it I kept tearing up and I haven't seen that on anyone's review (I'm just probably extra weird). Under makeup, as a mask, as an overnight mask, taken off with just water, taken off with a warm damp cloth, still no avail. I tried it for a month. It was such a bummer as everyone loves it and I really wanted it to work for me

Overall Thoughts: I love the Fenty concealer it is lightweight and medium in coverage so I wanted a lighter shade for when I want a brighter undereye. Then this Elf camo came out and decided to try it. It is a thinner consistency than the Fenty and Elf is a matte formula while the Fenty is a demi-matte and is a more flexible feel. The elf doesn't cling on dry lines but it's just a matte formula so lines if you have a lot, will be a bit more obvious. It's definitely worth the $5 just that it oxidizes so the shading will be tricky to figure out.  ELF Shade: light peach Fenty Concealer and Foundation: 210 Full Video Down Below after the pictures Mixed together it was very nice, blended well with each other and worked to brighten my undereye so I don't need to purchase another Fenty! I'll be trying to mix it with my other concealers to see if it blends well with others like my Too Faced born this way and Tarte shape tape. Left is ELF (light peach) t