The Versed Skin Mood Lighting Illuminating Glow Drops are $20. The serum-like skin tint contains skincare ingredients to brighten skin and give dull complexions an instant glow.
over sullen skin yesterday morning, I’d been sorely missing out. Within moments, my complexion transformed from a dull, dehydrated state to that of someone who prioritizes sleep and drinking far more water than I. If you’ve yet to give the brand a whirl, I urge you to do so, starting with its ultra-flattering, instantly enhancing glow drops. are the ultimate cheat for enlivening dull skin fast.
The serum-like texture dilutes the pigments to a sheer, natural-looking glow that’s as beautiful on bare skin as it is mixed with foundation. As Versed is technically a skincare brand, the drops are non-comedogenic and infused with complexion-boosting ingredients, similar to my favorite serums.Whereas other illuminating drops feel greasy or leave my skin looking overly shimmery, the Mood Lighting pigments are pearlescent, visibly improving my tone without creating a metallic, makeup-y finish.
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