I do not use under-eye cream but I do use cere-ve moisturizer and I have tried the Elf camo and the Maybelline new York concealer.

@CynthieLu thank you! I highly recommend her palette, though it's quite pricey.

Sadly I feel the same @makeitup305 ! I’m glad many products work for lots of folks but for some reason have been a miss for me. I do like Fenty lips and blush tho!

Thank you so much for the advice it really helped me narrow my options down and I went to Sephora and ulta to smell 71 and 40 and now I have a new perfume...71!

@jaaayp I love your point about "decision fatigue." That is a really good incentive for.me to pick a product and stick with it until it is done!

Hi @qween18 ! Quick clarification from a longtime Aquaphor Ointment fan, and assuming you’re talking about plain ol’ Vaseline jelly: Vaseline is 100% petrolatum. Aquaphor is 41% petrolatum. Both are safe to use around the eyes, unless your eyes or skin happen to be sensitive to an ingredient in either product. Heck, some doctors recommend Vaseline to help heal dry flaky skin on eyelids. Vaseline’s warning label (in the US, anyway) reads “do not get into eyes.” That’s not the same as “do not use around the eyes.” They’re advising us not to touch our eyeballs with Vaseline. Sure, applying Vaseline directly to lashes means it could end up in your eyes. But the American Academy of Ophthalmology says it’s safe to use a small amount on lashes. Key words there are “a small amount.” Don’t glob it on thickly, otherwise you’ll end up with temporarily blurry vision and risk clogging the oil glands in your lids.

@Loretta55 yes, that's a great idea! Our own stashes are worthy 💓

@BaileyRae2 what are drawn to? That would be the one to get. But I would get cherry