Easy Eye Solutions-treats dark circles and tucks eye bags
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Tue Jan 25, 2011 7:03 am

Yup- this stuff works. I always used to think (and sometimes still do) that these reviews were bogus, but hopefully anyone here can count on this one being totally legit. I started to use the Instant Eye Tuck in September. I actually went to a Dermatologist/Cosmetologist for the bags under my eyes. Couldn't stand them. I found this website by googling so I took a peek. Saw some of the posts and Easy Eye Solutions came up. Looked convincing so I gave it a shot. So before I decided to go to my second appt for fillers under my eyes, bought this and tried it. It takes some playing around but it makes my undereyes look awesome. Smooth and very young looking. I have people tell me when they see me that I haven't changed in 10 years, and I know one of the reasons is the disapearring bags. I am one happy camper. I haven't tried the Illuminating Cream yet, but did order it, any reviews on that for me? Thanks!

Sun Jan 30, 2011 12:15 am

I chanced upon this forum on 28/1/11 late afternoon and was totally sold by night. I have submitted my order to Nanci's for the EES duo set at 11pm that night. As I am residing in SE Asia, it may take a while for the items to arrive.
Can't wait to get started on the products. Very Happy

Sun Jan 30, 2011 12:19 pm

cspychalla wrote:

Yup- this stuff works. I always used to think (and sometimes still do) that these reviews were bogus, but hopefully anyone here can count on this one being totally legit. I started to use the Instant Eye Tuck in September. I actually went to a Dermatologist/Cosmetologist for the bags under my eyes. Couldn't stand them. I found this website by googling so I took a peek. Saw some of the posts and Easy Eye Solutions came up. Looked convincing so I gave it a shot. So before I decided to go to my second appt for fillers under my eyes, bought this and tried it. It takes some playing around but it makes my undereyes look awesome. Smooth and very young looking. I have people tell me when they see me that I haven't changed in 10 years, and I know one of the reasons is the disapearring bags. I am one happy camper. I haven't tried the Illuminating Cream yet, but did order it, any reviews on that for me? Thanks!

cspychalla, I did not care for the Illuminating Cream but as mentioned by rileygirl, nothing works for everyone so your mileage may vary. Like many fellow EDSers, though, I have had good success with the Tuck and soon will order again.

jzx, Nanci is great so you should have no worries there. I will say that, like others, I found the tuck initially took some trial and error to get it to work just right but I eventually figured it out from the many application tips and generous member help shared here.

Shared results and/or experiences are always helpful to the rest of us and welcome, whatever they may be—good, bad or indifferent—so I hope you'll come back and update. Smile

p.s. Welcome to the forum! wave

free skin care · Mon Jan 31, 2011 2:17 pm

Well, I haven't lurked around here for a few years but I just wanted to add my two cents re: negativity. A place like EDS forum is full of intelligent women (and men) who REALLY know their stuff when it comes to cosmetics and skincare products. Some of us have tried just about everything, and opinions are trusted. So when a member declares something to be the holy grail (back when I was still posting, it was the Clarisonic skincare brush) of course we will all be excited and some will run to buy it.

On the other hand, a place like EDS forum, if you think about it, is THE perfect place for a scammer or spammer to try and market their product. All that's needed is one or two very enthusiastic members to sing its praises and it's guaranteed that many more will at least try it out. So, some skepticism is healthy and I think necessary at times like this. Not being mean or whatever, just saying that I really like the honesty around these forums, positive or negative. It's kept me coming back for years and I haven't found a similar forum like it on the internet. I'm so happy that Essential Day Spa has given us this resource to communicate honestly about products and methods.

That being said.. when I get my first paycheck, I'm buying this stuff Very Happy

Fri Feb 25, 2011 3:52 pm

Hi everyone,

Do the EES products solve the problem of deep-sunken hollow eyes as well ?

Thanks

free skin care · Fri Feb 25, 2011 5:46 pm

EES has wonderful products that can produce great results, but they are not a fillers....it really sounds like that is what you might be looking for. Wink

Sat Feb 26, 2011 6:52 am

Well I've had this product for a little while now and am disappointed about the Instant Eye Tuck. After using this, I see absolutely no difference in the puffiness whatsoever.

I will admit I haven't used the product every day so I cannot comment on any long-term effects but with 'Instant' Eye Tuck I did expect to see a difference right away.

So many people swear by this and I want to be one of them. I can't understand why it is not working.

Does everyone really get 'instant' noticeable puff reduction under their eyes?

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 8:12 am

Newface,
What are you using on your under eye area prior to applying the tuck?

Sat Feb 26, 2011 10:56 am

Toby wrote:

Newface,
What are you using on your under eye area prior to applying the tuck?

Nothing. I cleanse my face, rinse, and dry. Then I put on the tuck followed by the illuminator. I have also tried the reverse order.

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 11:07 am

Try using absolutely nothing but the tuck and see what happens. Also do you have oily skin?

Sat Feb 26, 2011 11:12 am

Toby wrote:

Try using absolutely nothing but the tuck and see what happens. Also do you have oily skin?

Yes, I do have oily skin.

Maybe I'm expecting too much? From the photos I have seen the results are dramatic. Maybe I will try just doing one eye and comparing them.

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 11:21 am

No I don't think you are expecting too much...my results are dramatic. Not knowing your age and exactly what you are dealing with it is hard to totally know why you aren't getting results. But I do know that with oily skin you might need to apply a toner under the eyes to make sure it is absolutely clean and oily free. Let's try an experiment. Cleanse and apply a toner under the eye area, then apply the product....use a hair dryer briefly to dry it and wait 20min, if not tucked properly then dab a little more product and use the dryer again,then report back. Wink

Sat Feb 26, 2011 12:29 pm

Toby wrote:

No I don't think you are expecting too much...my results are dramatic. Not knowing your age and exactly what you are dealing with it is hard to totally know why you aren't getting results. But I do know that with oily skin you might need to apply a toner under the eyes to make sure it is absolutely clean and oily free. Let's try an experiment. Cleanse and apply a toner under the eye area, then apply the product....use a hair dryer briefly to dry it and wait 20min, if not tucked properly then dab a little more product and use the dryer again,then report back. Wink

When you say tucked properly it is supposed to be flat right? Okay. I'm going to go try this now with one eye!

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 12:30 pm

Yes nice and flat without any baggy look.

Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:20 pm

Well this time it still did not do anything for the puffiness but it did A LOT for the crepiness! It was completely smooth! Look mom! No wrinkles! OMGSH! The other eye with the crepiness looked completely different. And gross. Thank you for your suggestions. One other thing I did was use more. I was using not much more than a pinhead before.

I am beyond tempted to try this on the upper lid near the inside corner because I have a lot of crepiness there too. (I'm 45 by the way.) Is that advisable?

It seems to leave a invisible coating that when touched turns white and flaky so I'm not sure how to put makeup or anything on over it but am willing to learn!

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:28 pm

newface wrote:

Well this time it still did not do anything for the puffiness but it did A LOT for the crepiness! It was completely smooth! Look mom! No wrinkles! OMGSH! The other eye with the crepiness looked completely different. And gross. Thank you for your suggestions. One other thing I did was use more. I was using not much more than a pinhead before.

I am beyond tempted to try this on the upper lid near the inside corner because I have a lot of crepiness there too. (I'm 45 by the way.) Is that advisable?

It seems to leave a invisible coating that when touched turns white and flaky so I'm not sure how to put makeup or anything on over it but am willing to learn!

There is a learning curve to using the product and you really have to give it about 10 days to get the correct application for your skin issues. It is worth the time spent because most people end up looking years younger once they get the application down pat. I use a liquid makeup and apply the tuck on top. I can't put anything on top of it and get a nice look. Others use if differently. But first you must find the right amount to get the tuck you need. If you have white residue you can wet a finger and slightly wipe the area...ever so gently and you are good to go.

Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:42 pm

Toby wrote:

There is a learning curve to using the product and you really have to give it about 10 days to get the correct application for your skin issues. It is worth the time spent because most people end up looking years younger once they get the application down pat. I use a liquid makeup and apply the tuck on top. I can't put anything on top of it and get a nice look. Others use if differently. But first you must find the right amount to get the tuck you need. If you have white residue you can wet a finger and slightly wipe the area...ever so gently and you are good to go.

I will definitely keep working at it. Have you ever tried the upper lid?

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:46 pm

I don't have any issues there but others have tried it. I think you can just experiment and see what happens. I know some people have experimented with using a little visine(regular) with the tuck and had even greater results. Wink

Sat Feb 26, 2011 1:57 pm

Thanks so much for all of your help!

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 2:19 pm

newface wrote:

Thanks so much for all of your help!

Nuface,
You are more than welcome....my passion for helping people with this product stems from my great appreciation for what the product has done for me. I remember looking in the mirror and seeing the under eye issues and realizing how aging it was. When I found EES products they literally transformed my looks and I honestly couldn't believe any product could make such a difference. I had tried everything the stores and the Internet had with no success. There is one condition that EES as good as it is can't totally help and that is fat deposits under the eyes. Frankly if one has fat deposits then the bags will not go down that much. Puffiness in the under eye area changes but fat deposits are always there and never change much. Still, the tuck should bring them down some. Zach Merrill is the expert and is available for helping you figure out the best way to get the products to work for you. Don't hesitate to email and even send a picture and get his assistance. He knows the problem....that is why he created the product! Wink

http://www.easyeyesolutions.com/contact.html

free skin care · Sat Feb 26, 2011 9:58 pm

Toby - I want to thank you for being so helpful.... That was great.

Sun Feb 27, 2011 9:19 am

Hi,

Sorry for asking another question but I was wondering if the eye tuck serum and the illuminating eye care are meant to improve the upper eye area as well (i have some darkness in that area too Embarassed

)

free skin care · Sun Feb 27, 2011 9:25 am

The Illuminating Eye Care certainly will help, it is a treatment...actually both are. The Illuminating Eye Care is a wonderful moisturizer that can be used all around the eye area. There are people using both products on the top and under eye area but again the tuck is designed for the under eye area.

Sun Feb 27, 2011 1:38 pm

thanks a lot Toby for your help Smile

Sun Feb 27, 2011 3:49 pm

Toby wrote:

newface wrote:

Thanks so much for all of your help!

Nuface,
You are more than welcome....my passion for helping people with this product stems from my great appreciation for what the product has done for me. I remember looking in the mirror and seeing the under eye issues and realizing how aging it was. When I found EES products they literally transformed my looks and I honestly couldn't believe any product could make such a difference. I had tried everything the stores and the Internet had with no success. There is one condition that EES as good as it is can't totally help and that is fat deposits under the eyes. Frankly if one has fat deposits then the bags will not go down that much. Puffiness in the under eye area changes but fat deposits are always there and never change much. Still, the tuck should bring them down some. Zach Merrill is the expert and is available for helping you figure out the best way to get the products to work for you. Don't hesitate to email and even send a picture and get his assistance. He knows the problem....that is why he created the product! Wink

http://www.easyeyesolutions.com/contact.html

Here you go, helping again! Smile

Apparently, I must have fat deposits. At the risk of sounding stupid, I never separated the two but some days I am VERY swollen under the eyes and other days a bit. Never do I see flat so my 'flat' must be the deposits that will never disappear. So technically, the Tuck should bring my 'swollen' down to the 'fat deposit' level and I could genuinely say it works on the puffiness as stated. And that's exactly what it has done.

Now to find the perfect application method and I'll be ready for anything.

Thank you again!

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