Laura Mercier Secret Brightening Color Correcting Under Eye Setting Powder

Soft Pink is especially nice around the inner part of my under-eye where I tend to look the darkest. It adds brightness without requiring me to pile on more concealer.

My concealer always used to crease by lunchtime, especially right under my lower lashes. A tiny amount of this powder keeps everything looking much smoother.

Soft Pink is my favorite when I wake up looking tired. It gives my under-eye area a brighter appearance without making it look like I added another layer of concealer.

I use Translucent because I don't want my setting powder changing the color of my concealer. It sets everything nicely and still looks natural.

At 44, I'm very careful with powder around my eyes because too much immediately makes me look dry. I only need the smallest amount of this to get the job done.

Soft Pink has been great for brightening the darker areas under my eyes. I concentrate it toward the inner corners where I need the most help.

The first time I used this I definitely applied too much. Once I figured out that a light dusting is all I need, I understood why people like it so much.

Translucent has become the last step in my concealer routine. I lightly press it in with a small brush and don't touch my under-eyes again for the rest of the morning.

My daughter told me to stop using my regular setting powder under my eyes and try one made specifically for that area. She was right. This looks much lighter and smoother.

I bought Soft Pink specifically because my under-eyes can look dull even after concealer. The subtle brightening effect makes me look a little more awake.

This powder is so fine that I barely feel like I'm putting anything on. That's exactly what I want around an area where heavy makeup can look obvious very quickly.

I'm in my 50s and had basically stopped setting my concealer because regular face powders made my lines stand out. Using just a touch of this works much better for me.

My under-eye makeup usually starts looking messy around the outer corners after a few hours. This has helped keep that area looking cleaner for much longer.

I alternate between Translucent and Soft Pink depending on my makeup. Translucent is my straightforward setting option, while Soft Pink is what I grab when I want extra brightness.

I use Soft Pink on mornings when my eyes need a little extra help and love the way it perks up the area. I still look like myself, just less tired.

I was worried Soft Pink would actually look pink once it was on, but on me it's much more subtle than that. It just gives the under-eye area a fresher look.

I've noticed my mascara doesn't transfer under my eyes as much when I set the area with this. That alone has made it worth adding to my routine.

I have naturally dark under-eyes, so concealer is something I wear almost every day. This helps lock it down without adding another thick-looking layer.

Translucent works really well when I'm doing minimal makeup. I can use a little concealer, lightly set it, add mascara, and everything looks clean and natural.

My biggest tip is to use a small fluffy brush and barely pick up any product. When I apply it that way, my under-eyes stay set without losing their natural finish.

This has made a noticeable difference when I wear makeup for long events. My concealer doesn't seem to disappear or collect in the same places by the end of the night.

Translucent is perfect for my everyday makeup because it doesn't add noticeable color or coverage. It simply makes my concealer look more polished.

I have dry skin, so powder anywhere on my face can be risky. Surprisingly, a very small amount of this under my eyes doesn't give me that chalky look I normally hate.