BE?: Bisque vs WR for undereye. Molli?

[sage]

Hey guys,

I've been using the BE foudation for about 6 weeks. Tried it out based on the reviews on this BB. I really like it. Very easy to apply. I'm a medium and have gotten a good match by mixing both the shades that came in that kit.

I have been using the foundation on my concealer brush and applying that under my eyes. Works OK---but am wondering if bisque and/or well-rested might be better. My pet peeve is when it looks all "cakey" under my eyes---so I want something that you can use with a really light hand---if that makes sense. I don't want it to look "bright" under my eyes---just want to tone down the blue/grey under there. Make sense?

What do you like to use in the under eye area?

Thanks in advance,
-Shannon

[Beth]

Is there any possibility of you trying them both at a store that carries them?

I have and use both. The bisque is a more skin toned shade -- a fair, pinky beige (less fair and link for the summer bisque). The well rested is a more pale yellowish. The bisque will conceal a bit more than the foundation and works as a general concealer for other areas. The well rested seems to cancel out the dark circle bluish more. If your circles are darker, you may want to try it.

[mbrogier]

You can get samples for $3.50 each at www.colorfulsprinkles.com (the sizes look small, but the powder lasts a long time) When I first got started with BE, someone on this board directed me to this site. I liked being able to sample both of the concealer colors. I have really light skin. I also use the foundation powder and dab it under my eyes sometimes. I've learned to apply it very lightly and just reapply if I need extra instead of caking extra on at first. I have dark circles, too.