JetLag

3 Reviews

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   mereSeagull6

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   So far I love this product. It’s nice to have a “poor-girl’s” version of YSL Touche Eclat, which is $70 in Canada! Jet Lag, at $32 at Murale, is a steal. Application takes a little practice, and it best used with a separate concealer brush to pat in to cover flaws and circles. It leaves the under eye area looking luminous and pretty, and not pasty or cakey like alot of other concealers. When I chose this product, the lady at Murale tried the Smashbox High Definition concealer and it looked like someone smeared pasty stuff that showed off any dry skin under my eyes.
   I have very fair skin, and the “light” is a good match, but I think it would work on slightly darker skin tones as well.
   Also, I think the darkness around my eyes is lightening like the product promised, after only about 2.5 weeks of use!
   The only complaint is that, on those really tired days when you look like a raccoon, it doesn’t quite cover everything. Get some sleep and you will find this product does just what you need.

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   scornfulBasmati6

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   I was sold this product with similar claims to the review above, and that it was similar to Yves St. Laurent Touche Eclat. True, the packaging is similar, it dispenses from a tube on to a brush, but the similarities end there. YSL Touch Eclat is a marvelous product. It is great for under eye circles, marionette lines, anything you want to reflect attention way from. This product does not have the light diffusers that touche eclat does, and it does not dispense evenly on to the brush.

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   tautIcecream2

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   Being a concealer junkie, I had to try this new concealer out by Cargo. Cargo claims this: JetLag is a unique multi-functional concealer that combines cutting edge skincare technology with full coverage to erase dark circles. Formulated to help reduce the appearance of serious dark circles and vivible puffiness around the eye area while it fortifies, nourishes and repairs the delicate skin around the eyes. Light diffusing pigments instantly camouflage and brighten the eye area.
   Clinically Proven:

   Reduces dark circles and under eye puffiness after 28 days*

   So, this all sounds like the end of all of our suffering on finding the perfect concealer. Well, I didn’t find it all that incredible. I can’t say anything about the claims of reducing circles and puffiness over time because I only used this 3-4 times. First of all, I HATE the packaging. It is a click pen style w/ a brush applicator. It never fails, you will click click click away and get no product. On the 5th click, a huge blob of product explodes out of the bottom of the brush leaving you with a awful mess. The second problem with this concealer is the color choices. Very very poor! This comes in two shades: Light and Medium. Light resembles a banana peel and Medium is more neutral. I found luck w/ Medium but it was a tad bit too light for me. So, no dark skinned person will ever have the opportunity to try this out. The third problem with this concealer is the coverage. After about 3 layers, I still saw my circles decent enough that I thought my cheap WnW $3.00 concealer covered much better than this. Coverage leads to the fourth problem which was finish. Because you need to layer with this, the finish gets a little cakey and it collects into fine lines. The last problem with this concealer is price. I feel that for $32.00(US), this should be a better product than what it actually is. However, on a positive note, this didn’t crease and it has decent staying power.