As others have noted, this product does not come with instructions (or warnings!) and you may find yourself twisting, twisting, twisting and muttering: "What's with this product, already?" until, when you least expect it, a WHOLE lot of product comes out the first time you use. VERY wasteful and easily avoided with some instructions. Other products that twist in this manner to release product that I've used never let loose with so much product the first time.

The Medium color worked well for my skin tone and would probably be the better choice over light, unless you have very light skin.

I found the liquid to be a bit heavy in texture and weight and you have to really use a lot less than may come out if you want to ensure that it's easily blended and not looking like you've applied a different color under your eye.

It concealed well, but, alas, as others have noted, seemed to highlight whatever wrinkles one has rather than concealing them.

At this price, it's a very expensive product to cover blemishes, etc.  Depending on your skin type and condition, you could easiy find a product that worked as well for about a third of this price. And was less heavy and wrinkle-highlighting.

Also, given how much comes out and how it seems as if you can't really control the amount that comes out (regardless of number of twists and again, what does the company suggest? Even cheap products come with basic instructions.) and this could lead to a lot of waste if you use daily.

Not a bad product, but for me, not worth the price for what it delivers. (FYI: I do own a couple of pricey makeup products that I've acquired over the years. However, they work really well for their advertised features and are cost-effective given how long they last and perform. So don't think I'm biased against a product just based on price. I've got an eye primer and a skin primer that both cost $30+ when not on sale, but I love them.)
As others have noted, this product does not come with instructions (or warnings! ) and you may find yourself twisting, twisting, twisting and muttering: "What's with this product, already? " until, when you least expect it, a WHOLE lot of product comes out the first time you use. VERY wasteful and easily avoided with some instructions. Other products that twist in this manner to release product that I've used never let loose with so much product the first time. The Medium color worked well for my skin tone and would probably be the better choice over light, unless you have very light skin. I found the liquid to be a bit heavy in texture and weight and you have to really use a lot less than may come out if you want to ensure that it's easily blended and not looking like you've applied a different color under your eye. It concealed well, but, alas, as others have noted, seemed to highlight whatever wrinkles one has rather than concealing them. At this price, it's a very expensive product to cover blemishes, etc. Depending on your skin type and condition, you could easiy find a product that worked as well for about a third of this price. And was less heavy and wrinkle-highlighting. Also, given how much comes out and how it seems as if you can't really control the amount that comes out (regardless of number of twists and again, what does the company suggest? Even cheap products come with basic instructions. ) and this could lead to a lot of waste if you use daily. Not a bad product, but for me, not worth the price for what it delivers. (FYI: I do own a couple of pricey makeup products that I've acquired over the years. However, they work really well for their advertised features and are cost-effective given how long they last and perform. So don't think I'm biased against a product just based on price. I've got an eye primer and a skin primer that both cost $30+ when not on sale, but I love them. )