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Feeling like a cosmetic chemist with The Body Shop?s Shade Adjusting Drops ($20 each, available in two shades)!

And they work very, very well, but I almost didn?t give them a try at all, because I think they?re something you probably don?t really ?need.? Once you?ve got them, though, you find yourself reaching for them over and over again. 
I?ve been seeing pictures and reviews of them floating around online, and I thought, ?Neat,? but I wasn?t moved to rush out and buy them immediately. Sure, I was intrigued. They?re supposed to transform an almost right face makeup shade into something perfect, but I wondered if they?d also affect the performance of my foundations. And I also thought it would just be easier to go get the right foundation shade in the first place (amiright").
After playing around with them for a couple of weeks, I?m convinced now that they really are a cool product.

The Shade Adjusting Drops from The Body Shop ($20 each, available in Lightening Shade 41523 and Darkening Shade 41524)

The Lightening ones are meant to be used if your foundation shade looks too dark or orange, and they have a mix o...