Beauty aficionados, cast your well-contoured minds back to November last year. Our (very weird) obsession with unicorn beauty things was at peak levels. Literally anything that had an element of holographic shimmer to it was slapped with the unicorn label and sent the entire internet into a tailspin pretty much on the daily, and right at the viral top was this magical Farsali serum, aptly titled ‘Unicorn Essence’.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BQQ34dmhnpW/?taken-by=farsalicare
No one had even heard of the brand Farsali, but the images flooding the net of the pink-purple, shimmery skin concotion were like beauty crack.
https://twitter.com/MaddieEvanz/status/842598187877748736
I’m only here to say the Farsali Unicorn Essence and the Armani Luminous Silk foundation have my face looking like $10 million
— Mandy✨ (@mendeee_) April 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/sarahhampton16/status/880618708145754112
What was life before farsali unicorn essence
— Meg Murphy (@megmurphy92) September 1, 2017
It also became a ~thing~ for beauty bloggers to drip it under their eyes? Why?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BYopwv_nl1j/?taken-by=farsalicare
https://www.instagram.com/p/BW73ITgh_7s/?taken-by=farsalicare
We all wanted to get our hands on one, but sadly they were overseas-only – until now.
Yup, Farsali has been picked up by Sephora Australia, so now you can head down to their store or online and finally try this baby out for yourself.
In case you never looked beyond the glittery pics (and tbh, 10/10 would spend just for the shimmer), Unicorn Essence (titled Unicorn Tears in Oz) is more than just a glitter bomb. It’s basically a primer-cross-skincare hybrid, designed to prep skin for makeup whilst also boosting it with some good shit, like berry-based antioxidants and vit C, which work to fight free radicals that can cause premature ageing and skin dullness.
Unicorn Tears clocks in at $72, and you can nab a bottle right bloody now from Sephora.com.au, and in stores from the 27th September.