Creative breakdown
The creator addresses a blue stain left on someone’s finger, acknowledging that it happened but saying it was not that much, then uses the makeup-setting spray context to frame the firsthand account.
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The creator addresses a blue stain left on someone’s finger, acknowledging that it happened but saying it was not that much, then uses the makeup-setting spray context to frame the firsthand account.
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View breakdownThey say if my finger looked stained with eyeshadow, then my review is fake. Let's run this test again with this setting spray, because apparently no one believes me... I wipe the eyeshadow off my finger with a wet tissue, look at my finger, there's just a little faint stain left.
Now I'm going to use another super pigmented eyeshadow, I'll apply it a little further away from the previous swatches so they won't mix even if they smudge... Then I'll apply a more purple-toned eyeshadow, also spaced out a bit. Look, this is how the eyeshadows look before we apply the setting spray.
Now we're applying the setting spray, obviously I accidentally got myself all wet too, then we let it dry. As a tip for using setting spray, make sure it dries completely, otherwise it won't deliver the promised effect... This helps it dry even faster, since it can take a little while sometimes, it's better to help it finish drying.
Now I think it's completely dry, let's do the ultimate test... Look, it didn't smudge at all. I'll try this bright pink eyeshadow... and now this purple one... my fingers aren't even stained with any color. Listen to how hard I'm rubbing, and the eyeshadows are still completely intact. Look, you can't even see any smudging around the eyeshadow swatches.
After showing you all of this, do you still think my review is fake? Leave a comment to tell me if you think this setting spray passed the test. I've put the product in the orange shopping cart if you want to check it out, see you in the next video, bye.
The woman holds a setting spray and a fuzzy microphone, previous comment screenshots pop up on the screen. She then shows a blue 4-shade eyeshadow palette, applies blue eyeshadow on her arm, wipes it off with a wet tissue, and shows the light blue residue left on her fingers.
The woman opens a large multi-shade eyeshadow palette, applies highly pigmented bright pink and light purple eyeshadows on her arm with proper spacing, then stretches out her arm to show the three eyeshadow swatches clearly, presenting their state before applying setting spray.
The woman sprays the setting spray directly onto the eyeshadow swatches on her arm, accidentally getting herself sprayed in the process. She then takes out a black hand fan and blows air at her arm to speed up evaporation and dry the product.
The woman rubs the three eyeshadow swatches on her arm repeatedly with her fingers, showing that the eyeshadows do not smudge at all and barely leave any color on her fingers. She then rubs her arm hard with her whole palm, and the eyeshadows remain intact without any smudging.
The woman lifts the setting spray again to show its appearance to the camera, delivers closing remarks about the product to the audience, and waves goodbye.
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