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A callback to Erica Taylor's viral spray-away-cakey video sets up a getting-ready demonstration of d'Alba spray serum, with the familiar clip acting as a reference point.
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A callback to Erica Taylor's viral spray-away-cakey video sets up a getting-ready demonstration of d'Alba spray serum, with the familiar clip acting as a reference point.
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View breakdownRemember this viral Erica Taylor video where she shows us how to spray away cakey makeup. Let's test this out and see if it works on my skin. I am going to take a very dry cakey powder foundation and we are going to pack it on. OK we are gonna pack it on. We are caked and creased up to the gods.
Here's the magic we're gonna take our d'alba first spray serum pro two x, shake it up, and what's Erica say? Don't take it off. OK, if you over powder, say you don't have a good shade match, this is gonna fix it all. Let's go. OK now we have to dry her. Erica told no lies, honey, look at the glow and look at my under eye. Fixed it all, it looks like I have a freaking liquid highlighter on my skin.
We're all very familiar with the OG first serum spray, OK? This sold over 70 million. 70 million. They've given it a facelift, this is the upgraded version, this is the first spray serum pro two x. As you can see, it has a darker thicker layer right here, this is designed to give you two times the hydration and two times that glow. And I know to some of you double the oil sounds scary, but honey look how fine this mist is. So fine, this is 467 times smaller than the pores honey, this is packed with peptides and exosomes that are just gonna absorb right into the skin and leave you with this stunning glow. This is gonna be great for my dry skin baddies and definitely going into these colder months.
Just to show you that this is gonna work on the curvy parts of the face and fine lines. I'm gonna pack on some powder over some foundation on the back of my hand. We're gonna spray and look at that. Insane. d'alba took everything we loved about the OG and just made it two times stronger. This one has been tested to make your makeup sit 15.7 percent better, OK, than when you don't use this. OK also this is non comedogenic, so it is great for acne prone skin. This just launched a few weeks ago and baby it is already selling out. If you have not got your hands on this, I'm gonna throw it in the orange shopping cart, grab it up before she is gone.
In a close-up shot in the dressing room, the blogger demonstrates applying dry, cakey powder foundation thickly on her face with a puff, creating a heavily caked and creased makeup look.
The blogger holds the yellow-bottled d'Alba serum spray, shows it, shakes it and sprays it on her face. After the spray dries, the previously cakey makeup becomes smooth and glowing.
The blogger first shows the original transparent bottle spray and then the upgraded yellow-bottle one, explains the upgrade points, moisturizing power and fine mist texture, and sprays it on her hand several times to demonstrate the spray state.
The blogger layers powder foundation on the back of her hand with a puff to create a cakey state, sprays the serum to show it instantly melts into a natural glowing finish, then holds the upgraded spray to explain product test data and call to action.
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