Magic face cream TikTok refers to a recent trend on the social media platform TikTok where users have been sharing videos of themselves using a specific brand of face cream that they claim has magical properties. In these videos, users typically apply the cream to their face and then show the results, which often involve the disappearance of wrinkles, the improvement of skin texture, and an overall transformation of their appearance. The idea behind the magic face cream TikTok trend is that this particular product is more effective than other face creams on the market and has the ability to provide instant and drastic results. Users often express surprise and excitement in their videos, suggesting that they didn't expect the product to work as well as it did. The success of these videos has led to a rise in popularity for the brand of face cream featured, as many TikTok users have been purchasing the product in hopes of achieving similar results. The trend has also sparked conversations among beauty influencers and skincare enthusiasts about the effectiveness of the cream and whether or not it lives up to the hype.
On Staples 24 lb copy paper there was lots of feathering in every nib size as well as some bleeding.
Medium There is definitely some shading apparent with the larger nibs; you ll see a lighter softer color where there is less pooling and a darker spot with more shimmer on the heavier areas. 84 SM1 is close to KWZ Baltic Memories but includes a heavy matte red sheen while 85 Costar is a unique brown-gray close to Montblanc s Elixir Wood Tobacco scented ink.
The trend has also sparked conversations among beauty influencers and skincare enthusiasts about the effectiveness of the cream and whether or not it lives up to the hype. However, it's important to approach these videos and the claims made with skepticism. Many of the videos are sponsored or promoted by the brand, which means that the creators may have a financial incentive to share positive results.
Ink Review: ColorVerse Season 7 Full Line
Many people have probably heard about the newest Season 7 inks from ColorVerse; six sets of inks that have been expected for the last month or so. Eye On The Universe was released last week and quickly sold out at many retailers; I was able to purchase three sets from Vanness and the other three from Pen Chalet.
Trying to photograph all six boxes was just too much for my small light box setup. Above is a photo of the top of all six boxes (showing the large bottle color) and below is the side view of all six boxes (showing the small bottle color). Season 7 consists of numbers 82-93.
First, to review the warnings with these inks, especially the third. Store out of reach of children. Do not eat.
Please, don’t eat your children.
With that addressed, here are #82 Hubble and #83, HST.#82 is very similar to Pilot Bishamoten but heavier gold sheen. HST is a close match to Van Dieman’s Hailstorm – a dusty dark green.
#84 SM1 is close to KWZ Baltic Memories but includes a heavy matte red sheen while #85 Costar is a unique brown-gray close to Montblanc’s Elixir Wood & Tobacco scented ink.
#86 eXtreme Deep Field has a matte pinkish sheen with a base color near Diamine’s Smoke on the Water. #87 NGC 1850 has a base color nearly identical to ColorVerse #63 Map of Mars but includes red sheen and green and gold glitter. I compared it to Emerald of Chivor here but NGC contains more glitter and sheen.
I predict that #88 Pillars of Creation and #89 Mystic Mountain will be by far the most popular in this season. Pillars is a bright red leaning purple that contains a massive amount of green sheen (although oddly enough it shows as a gold sheen on Cosmo Air Light paper) while Mystic Mountain a beautiful dusky blue with pink shimmer.
Just to answer the question that everyone is thinking, here is Pillars next to Lamy Dark Lilac. Pillars is a touch more blue and the sheen is green rather than the gold of Dark Lilac. Personally, I think purple and green are the better way to go!
#90 Crab Nebula and #91 Horsehead Nebula will, I think, be the second in popularity in this lineup. Crab Nebula is a forest green with a matte purple-black sheen, close to Pilot Hoteison while Horsehead Nebula is a medium rose with slightly understated silver or multicolor sparkle. it is close to ColorVerse #52 Anita but darker.
Last in the series is #92 Hippocamp and #93 Comet SL9. This set is the most understated set in Season 7 but still beautiful. Hippocamp is a bright medium to light blue close to Sailor Konagi while SL9 is close to ColorVerse Brunch Date but with more orange.
To summarize the whole Season 7 lineup, here are all 12 inks together, this time sorted by color rather than number. SM1 and eXtreme Deep Field are very close in color, but SM1 has a shiny red sheen while eXtreme Deep Field has a matte pink sheen. The base color on Crab Nebula is similar to HST but Crab is much darker and contains more yellow.
I know today’s review is not a deep dive into any of these inks – that will come soon. Hopefully this helps when looking to choose which ink(s) to purchase. Around here, we don’t judge if you find yourself caving into all twelve!
- Swatch Cards:Col-o-ring cards (100 for $10)
- Ink: ColorVerse Season 7 Eye on the Universe ($36 for set of two inks, 65mL + 15mL)
DISCLAIMER: The inks in this review were all purchased by me. Please see the About page for more details.
Colorverse Witch by Starlight is a special edition fountain pen ink named after the Witch Head Nebula, made exclusively for Goulet Pens. It's a beautiful dark bluish purple with light rose gold shimmer. Read the full review below!
Additionally, skincare is highly individual, and what may work for one person may not work for another. It's always a good idea to do your own research and consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional before trying a new product. They can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific skin type and concerns. In conclusion, the magic face cream TikTok trend has gained attention for its claims of instant and dramatic results. While it's interesting to see the before and after transformations shared in these videos, it's important to approach them with caution and make informed decisions about your own skincare routine..
Reviews for "Why TikTok's Magic Face Cream Is a Must-Have for Every Beauty Enthusiast"
- John - 1 star
I was really excited to try the "Magic face cream tiktok" after hearing so many people rave about it on TikTok. However, I was extremely disappointed with the results. Not only did it not live up to its claims of transforming my skin, but it actually caused irritation and breakouts. I had high hopes for this product, but unfortunately, it was a complete letdown.
- Sarah - 2 stars
I had such high expectations for the "Magic face cream tiktok" and thought it would be a game-changer for my skincare routine. However, I didn't see any noticeable difference after using it for a few weeks. It felt like just another regular moisturizer, and not the miraculous product everyone made it out to be. I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for a magical transformation.
- Emily - 1 star
I couldn't believe the hype surrounding the "Magic face cream tiktok." I decided to give it a try, but it turned out to be a waste of money. Not only did it not deliver on its promise of eliminating fine lines and wrinkles, but it also left my skin feeling greasy and heavy. I was extremely disappointed with this product and would not repurchase or recommend it to anyone.