Easy Eye Solutions-treats dark circles and tucks eye bags
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free skin care · Thu Apr 07, 2011 10:32 pm

Toblerone, Easy Eye Solutions has added a concealer to their product line. It is called the EES UnderCover. My daughter and I have been using it and have to say that the coverage is excellent. It is made to work with the other Easy Eye Solutions products. We purchased ours from NCN Pro Skin Care.

http://www.ncnproskincare.com/eye-products/view-all-products.html

http://www.easyeyesolutions.com/under-cover.html

Nancy Very Happy

Fri Apr 08, 2011 6:07 am

I looked at them online and in the pamphlet that I got and can't figure out the colours. The cool looks white, the natural looks like a light pink and the warm looks like the colour I would use, but I'm afraid that it would be too dark, considering it's the darkest of the lot.
Are they like touche eclat by YSL?

thanks!

free skin care · Fri Apr 08, 2011 7:20 am

toblerone wrote:

I looked at them online and in the pamphlet that I got and can't figure out the colours. The cool looks white, the natural looks like a light pink and the warm looks like the colour I would use, but I'm afraid that it would be too dark, considering it's the darkest of the lot.
Are they like touche eclat by YSL?

thanks!

Here is the link to the UnderCover forum thread. Perhaps this will help.

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=40187&postdays=0&postorder=asc&&start=50

Nancy Very Happy

Sat Apr 09, 2011 7:16 am

I'm still having trouble getting this to work. My undereyes look worse right now - dry and crepey.
I'll keep at it and am using it at night, but can't seem to get the hang of it.

free skin care · Sat Apr 09, 2011 7:45 am

toblerone wrote:

I'm still having trouble getting this to work. My undereyes look worse right now - dry and crepey.
I'll keep at it and am using it at night, but can't seem to get the hang of it.

Can you tell us how you are using the product?
I noticed on some of your postings on other threads that you were concerned about drying out under the eyes by mid day....I think that was before you started using EES...is that correct? It helps to know the condition of your under eye area prior to usage of EES. Thanks! Wink

Toby

Sat Apr 09, 2011 2:39 pm

I've tried with the illuminating cream before, then the serum mixed with the IC, and the serum by itself. I've used a brush. I mixed it with visine. I've mixed it with mineral powder...
I have puffy, saggy undereyes with some slight crosshatching and dryness (or at least my eyes look way better after I've just washed my face and moisturized and they're a little "plump".

sigh...

free skin care · Sat Apr 09, 2011 4:55 pm

Toblerone, try and keep it simple. I am assuming that you have purchased both the Illuminating and the tuck. Use the eye tuck alone during the day and the Illuminating before bed and with out the tuck. Start off with this approach. You can change this later if necessary. I still find that the tuck works best if I apply it with a concealer brush. I do remember that in the beginning I had to practice, but after my skin became used to the products, which took a couple of tries the results were exactly what I was hoping for. It is better to use as little as possible and only apply exactly where the product is needed. If your eyes are excessively baggy a second application over the first may be necessary. Adding Visine was a little trick I learned from this thread. I tried it a couple of times and it worked well but almost too well. The skin around my eyes became so tight I could hardly blink. If you need to, never be afraid to smooth out the effects of the tuck with a moist finger. By all means be gentle with this area. Sometimes finger pressure can make the puffiness more pronounced. If your skin is dry to begin with I would hope that you are using a mild cleanser to wash your eye area.

Nancy Very Happy

free skin care · Sat Apr 09, 2011 7:27 pm

Toblerone,
I use a very moisturizing liquid makeup and it really helps the under eye area look and stay dewy looking even with the tuck on top of it. I could never use mineral makeup especially under the eye....for me mineral makeup is aging. I didn't even like it when I was in my twenties.

Mon Apr 11, 2011 6:47 am

Toby...I don't wear liquid foundation, only concealer. I need to find a concealer that I can wear to keep my eyes dewy. I tried mixing the mineral make up with the serum - to get the concealer look.
I work from home, so have been trying the serum every day and it doesn't matter what it looks like - for now, but I still can't get the hang of it for outside. I just manage to look dry - sure the undereye is smoother, but it looks too dry, which looks just as bad.

Mon Apr 11, 2011 7:34 am

I may have discovered something. I used my regular moisturizer on my face and then put a bit of Yonka dermol on my eyes...waited a bit, then used the EES serum...my eyes don't look dry or crepey...hmmmm

Mon Apr 11, 2011 10:13 am

but alas, too good to be true...
I was fine for a couple of hours, then as the day wears on, the serum wears off. As the days goes on, the serum seems to dry up and crack off. If I put any water on the white spots (just a weeee bit) I lose the effect and I might as well not have anything on.
So it seems to last a couple hours, then I'm back to square one.

Thu Apr 14, 2011 11:43 pm

Got mine today...It SEEMS to work. I say seems because my eye problems are not as visible to others as it is to me.But I already knew I would give this product time to work because yes-everyone is different.

What surprised me the most was... The illuminating cream. I didn't use it because most said it left an iridescent look.I used the Tuck on one eye with visine(testing)and Tuck with 'no lines' 50:50 Ratio on the other.
Both eyes looked about the same...I had a tiny bit of white residue-but nothing concerning.

Later that night I decided to sleep with the tuck and apply the illuminator 1st(underneath). Ummm to my surprise nothing looks white or abnormal. The reason this is surprising to me is -I am black(Hale Berry color-maybe). I thought if some of you are getting a white film-residue-then I could count on it but...it didn't happen! Just goes to show-you can just NEVER tell. I like both products thus far.

free skin care · Fri Apr 29, 2011 1:38 pm

Hi all, I'm reading excitedly about Easy Eye Solutions - but I live in the UK (England) and can't find anyone who sells it over here.

Have any other UK people managed to get hold of it here or in Europe?

free skin care · Fri Apr 29, 2011 2:25 pm

casey3035 wrote:

Got mine today...It SEEMS to work. I say seems because my eye problems are not as visible to others as it is to me.But I already knew I would give this product time to work because yes-everyone is different.

What surprised me the most was... The illuminating cream. I didn't use it because most said it left an iridescent look.I used the Tuck on one eye with visine(testing)and Tuck with 'no lines' 50:50 Ratio on the other.
Both eyes looked about the same...I had a tiny bit of white residue-but nothing concerning.

Later that night I decided to sleep with the tuck and apply the illuminator 1st(underneath). Ummm to my surprise nothing looks white or abnormal. The reason this is surprising to me is -I am black(Hale Berry color-maybe). I thought if some of you are getting a white film-residue-then I could count on it but...it didn't happen! Just goes to show-you can just NEVER tell. I like both products thus far.

so very glad to hear your review...especially with you being a person of color. Christopher Drummond the makeup artist is truly fond of EES and he is a person of color as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxOQ9061WvA

free skin care · Fri Apr 29, 2011 2:26 pm

semayden wrote:

Hi all, I'm reading excitedly about Easy Eye Solutions - but I live in the UK (England) and can't find anyone who sells it over here.

Have any other UK people managed to get hold of it here or in Europe?

Nanci at proskincare has clients in the UK that have ordered I am sure. Send her an email and inquire.

free skin care · Fri Apr 29, 2011 5:36 pm

Toby wrote:

semayden wrote:

Hi all, I'm reading excitedly about Easy Eye Solutions - but I live in the UK (England) and can't find anyone who sells it over here.

Have any other UK people managed to get hold of it here or in Europe?

Nanci at proskincare has clients in the UK that have ordered I am sure. Send her an email and inquire.

Thanks Toby. I've just emailed Nanci - so here's hoping!

free skin care · Sat Apr 30, 2011 4:22 pm

Ok, I'm going to go for sample (half sizes) from Nanci, at half price.

Can I please check a couple of things? Do I apply AFTER cleansing and moisturising? And should the Illuminating EC go over the top or underneath the EES.

Sorry, but this thread is so deliciously long I keep losing my place! Very Happy

free skin care · Sun May 01, 2011 7:31 am

Yes this is a long thread but much deserving for such great products.
Now for application.....I apply the moisturizing cream first and let it absorb and then apply my liquid foundation(I do not need a concealer), then I apply the tuck....works like a charm but I had to experiment for two weeks to get the exact application that was perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.

free skin care · Sun May 01, 2011 10:53 am

Toby wrote:

Yes this is a long thread but much deserving for such great products.
Now for application.....I apply the moisturizing cream first and let it absorb and then apply my liquid foundation(I do not need a concealer), then I apply the tuck....works like a charm but I had to experiment for two weeks to get the exact application that was perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.

Thankyou for replying so fast Toby. I must admit that I am not quite clear whether you are referring to the Illuminating Eye Cream when you say 'moisturising cream first'. Or do you use a different moisturiser?

free skin care · Sun May 01, 2011 12:58 pm

semayden wrote:

Toby wrote:

Yes this is a long thread but much deserving for such great products.
Now for application.....I apply the moisturizing cream first and let it absorb and then apply my liquid foundation(I do not need a concealer), then I apply the tuck....works like a charm but I had to experiment for two weeks to get the exact application that was perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.

Thankyou for replying so fast Toby. I must admit that I am not quite clear whether you are referring to the Illuminating Eye Cream when you say 'moisturising cream first'. Or do you use a different moisturiser?

I am talking about the illuminating eye care that is Easy Eye solutions product. I am posting by my phone and can't handle detail in a post.

free skin care · Sun May 01, 2011 3:49 pm

Toby wrote:

semayden wrote:

Toby wrote:

Yes this is a long thread but much deserving for such great products.
Now for application.....I apply the moisturizing cream first and let it absorb and then apply my liquid foundation(I do not need a concealer), then I apply the tuck....works like a charm but I had to experiment for two weeks to get the exact application that was perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.

Thankyou for replying so fast Toby. I must admit that I am not quite clear whether you are referring to the Illuminating Eye Cream when you say 'moisturising cream first'. Or do you use a different moisturiser?

I am talking about the illuminating eye care that is Easy Eye solutions product. I am posting by my phone and can't handle detail in a post.

Ok, and thanks for quick reply!

free skin care · Mon May 02, 2011 3:56 pm

Toby wrote:

Yes this is a long thread but much deserving for such great products.
Now for application.....I apply the moisturizing cream first and let it absorb and then apply my liquid foundation(I do not need a concealer), then I apply the tuck....works like a charm but I had to experiment for two weeks to get the exact

application that was
perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.

I tried your method this morning, it worked out great! I never would have thought to put my foundation on before the tuck, brilliant. This is a great

free skin care · Mon May 02, 2011 4:01 pm

Omg, my android went nuts! Great product, keeps the eyes bright and tight! Sorry about that last post. Now I'm done.

free skin care · Thu May 05, 2011 5:05 pm

Well, I've ordered from Nanci. Here goes to the countdown - probably take a couple of weeks or so to reach UK. Hope import duties at customs aren't too high! Shock

free skin care · Thu May 05, 2011 8:12 pm

rmc7 wrote:

application that was
perfect for me. Some of us had some white residue in the beginning but that is because too much product is applied.I tried your method this morning, it worked out great! I never would have thought to put my foundation on before the tuck, brilliant. This is a great

So great that you got it going for you!

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