For the previous few years now, the undereye colour corrector, Hourglass Retouching Fluid in Sand, has been a staple in my make-up bag. It’s the one factor that I can put on beneath my eyes that doesn’t look heavy or thick or apparent.
I often purchase it at Sephora, however I began freaking out somewhat bit not too long ago once I couldn’t discover it over the last couple of visits.
I additionally regarded on the Hourglass web site and whereas the product continues to be up, a number of colours are suspiciously MIA! I can also’t discover it in any respect the locations I used to have the ability to, so now I’m getting somewhat nervous as a result of all indicators level to it being discontinued.
Now OG Karen from again within the day would’ve began panicking and taking this chance to stockpile as many as I can. However I do know from expertise that even once I do that, the backups will sit in a drawer, typically for years.
So this time, I’m breaking the cycle and attempting one thing new! GASP! I do know.
I discovered an undereye corrector from Uncommon Magnificence that appears promising, so I grabbed that as an alternative once I was magnificence procuring final week. I’m going to offer it a go to see if it stacks up!
I preserve telling myself, “You realize, if this isn’t IT, it’s gonna be OK. Take a deep breath. You’ll discover one thing that’s simply pretty much as good as a result of one thing all the time comes alongside.” We’ll see how lengthy this practice of thought retains up, ha.
It is a very new technique for me so I’m hoping it really works out. If I discover any good things alongside the way in which, in fact I’ll let you understand.
Anywho, this was my long-winded manner of asking you the next query:
What you often do when a product is discontinued? Do you attempt to discover one thing new to interchange it, or do you stockpile as a lot of it as you’ll be able to?
Let me know within the feedback, and have a cheerful, joyful and stress-free Caturday!
Your pleasant neighborhood magnificence addict,
Karen
