It is not drying. I use my finger or a concealer brush and it's fine. I also apply moisterizer underneath

It has never dried my skin out, it is super creamy. It glides on smooth, and doesn't make my face feel tight or anything.

Not drying at all, keeps your skin hydrated while lightening the areas applied

No, it's not drying at all and doesn't pull your skin. It's really creamy and goes on very smooth. A little bit goes a long way.

It is not drying and it didn't tug at my skin. Its pretty creamy.

no, it is not drying and does not pull.

Definitely not orangey. I have tried other brands like Mac's NW20 and it was totally wrong for me. Benefit's Erase Paste has a pink undertone that works well for fair ladies!

Nope, not orangey at all, looks very natural.

not orangey at all. make sure you get the lightest color and don't use tons. it really looks like it adds light to your face, so for pale skin (i've got it too!) its perfect.

I'm a fair-skinned redhead, and the Fair tone of this concealer is absolutely not orange. It's not cakey, blends really, really well, and gives you that dewy glow (under the eyes, and especially when it hits the tops of the cheekbones!) that can be hard to replictae on us alabaster sisters. It's awesome!

This will not go on orange at all!! this stuff has a peachy color to it and is great on my skin...I started using it when I was light and am now recently tanning....both ways work with this concealer!

To my eye Fair has a light peach tone and Medium has a more pink tone. Fair blends in really well on my light skintone.

I would go with light, my daughter has a tan complexion and she uses the medium.I think medium would be too dark for light skin.

I have a olive complexion and I use medium. My sister has a fair complexion but not pasty white. She is a fair tan I would describe her as and she uses 1.

Unfortunately it does. I don't know if it does for everyone or if maybe mine has just been sitting on the shelf too long, but it does settle in them pretty bad. However, it does cover up dark circles!

For me it did not settle into fine lines until about 6 months later; I guess it starts to expire. Besides that I thought it helped to firm and of course conceal.

it does not settle into lines if you use just a little and blend by tapping. Also, sometimes it might look overdone in the mirror and is perfect minutes later

I always use a primer such as the Present or Wei East or Bare Minerals primer. I smooth what is left on my fingers under my eyes and on the lid. I smooth on the concealer then apply foundation. Bare Minerals or Hello Flawless. I think a nice dry foundation and a primer is the trick.

My eye area looks wet as well. I dont normally use powder, but I guess I am going to have to try that. It is a shame, as the concealer itself does a wonderful erasing my circles. Good luck!

I don't know about boing - but the erase paste works great!

I have the Erase Paste and like it alot. I am an ED technician and pull 12 hour shifts on my rotations. I used to look really tired but with the paste I don't look that way anymore. I am 44 with crows feet and the paste doesn't cake into my lines. It's also great as a conceler in other areas of the face. I like the fact that you use a little bit and it goes along way.

The sample comes in medium, at least it did for me so I am assuming they give the same tone out to everyone.

my color is light.

I am also Asian with yellow skin. I use medium, and it makes my skin look flawless.

I would recommend medium 2

You might want to try Eye Hope from Philosophy. This had done a good job at de-puffing and lightening my undereye area. It's not a total miracle, but when I go a day without using it, I can definitely tell. It took about a month to see a difference but it's the best eye cream I've found so far for my puffiness and dark circles. I've tried that tea bag trick a hundred times and it never works for me.

try different undereye moisturizer/concealer combinations and definitely try before you buy. Ibought the peterthomasroth and it doesn't really work well (for $100!). This erase paste is the best concealer I have tried but you have to be careful how you apply it or it will magnify creases. Different products work well on different folks. Sounds like you have several different issues (puffiness etc) Try some tried and true remedies (chilled tea bags work well, keep undereye moisturizer in refrigerator) and if all fails, see a dermatologist. Good luck!

Yes, they work perfectly together.

I wondered the same thing before purshasing, and it works very well with the BE foundation. I was worried that with the creamy consistency that my foundation would stick to it, but I have had no issues. You may want to dust a little bit of mineral veil on top of the concealer before putting on your foundation if you are really worried about it.