Beauty blogger tries out bizarre PEEL OFF foundation trend… and you won’t be able to stop watching her mesmerising video
Forget make-up wipes! This product, tested by Raye Boyce, simply peels away at the end of the day
PEEL off foundation is now a thing and this beauty blogger has put the cover-up to the test, with mesmerising results.
Vlogger Raye Boyce tried the £16 not4u Real Skin Patch in her latest video, and people can't stop watching.
The product is supposed to stop your skin from getting dirty, and those behind the South Korean product also claim it will help prevent acne.
But the main difference between this foundation and conventional products is that, instead of scrubbing it off at the end of the day, you simply PEEL your make-up away.
Unfortunately Raye, who does consumer tests on products before advising her viewers to either 'buy or bye' them, was far from impressed with the results.
In fact, the make-up was peeling off her skin before she could even finish applying it.
But commenters have pointed out that "Koreans don't wear a lot of make-up", and would be more likely to dab the cream of their skin like a concealer.
The video has divided opinion, with some being grossed out by the product - and others totally mesmerised.
nikkipoo619 said: "Who else is here for the peel porn lol", while Cymone Sammons wrote: "I would feel so gross peeling my face off hahah";.
And lots of people felt the make-up would be most appropriate at Halloween.
Cassie Gore commented: "I need that it looks sooo cool", and N. Scott described removing the make-up as "so satisfying".
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