Beauty

[Dazlin]

Trying a sample of White Lucent from Shiseido.  I'm not too crazy about it.  I think I need more help, basically to brighten and add some fullness under my eyes.  I don't know what on earth happened to my eyes!!   I look sooo tired and hollow in that area.   I really don't want any eraser or hylighter type products...just hoping you ladies can recommend a brightening, filling look, type of eye cream.

  I was considering Consulte Beaute eye cream because it's pink, and said to add volume, but it's loaded with parabens, and reviews are mixed.   Then there's SkinMedica illuminating eye, I might consider.  Waiting to hear from you pros..appreciate!!

[shoekitty]

In my opinion Nutra Bisse, The Cure eye illuminating concealer is the best!  It is very easy to apply, nice and light to the touch.  It looks really good on.  I apply after my foundation (Perricone NFF)

The problem is you use a dot for both eyes, and it comes in this larger pump bottle...it takes forever to go through.  A good year maybe!

[Himi lover]

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@shoekitty wrote:

In my opinion Nutra Bisse, The Cure eye illuminating concealer is the best!  It is very easy to apply, nice and light to the touch.  It looks really good on.  I apply after my foundation (Perricone NFF)

The problem is you use a dot for both eyes, and it comes in this larger pump bottle...it takes forever to go through.  A good year maybe!

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@shoekitty

Can you give a little more info about this, where it can be purchased, maybe a link?  Sounds like something I might like to try. Thanks!

[Bella Carro]

@Himi lover, I think this is it:  https://www.naturabisse.com/en/psproduct/84-the-cure-sheer-eye

[Himi lover]

@Bella Carro

Thank you so much.  Wow, Kind of pricey.

[shoekitty]

@Himi lover@Bella Carro

Thanks f

Bello for giving Himi the link.  Yes, it is pricey!  That is why I mentioned they should sell it cheaper in smaller bottles.  You only use a small dot for both eyes.  At least I do.  I have had the bottle for 9 months and the thing still is half full I think.  IDK why they do this, I can't imagine anyone slathering it on liberally.  But cha never know, LOL!

I got mine at Neiman's during a sale, and a promotion.  I think I got triple points, 10% mrrebates, a free make up kit from Nutra Bisse, 5 samples and I earned a 50 dollar gift card.

[Bella Carro]

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@shoekitty wrote:

@Himi lover@Bella Carro

Thanks f

Bello for giving Himi the link.  Yes, it is pricey!  That is why I mentioned they should sell it cheaper in smaller bottles.  You only use a small dot for both eyes.  At least I do.  I have had the bottle for 9 months and the thing still is half full I think.  IDK why they do this, I can't imagine anyone slathering it on liberally.  But cha never know, LOL!

I got mine at Neiman's during a sale, and a promotion.  I think I got triple points, 10% mrrebates, a free make up kit from Nutra Bisse, 5 samples and I earned a 50 dollar gift card.

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Ya know, @shoekitty, I have often wished cosmetic companies would halve and even quarter the amount of product and price.  For example, I have and love Nars pot eyeliners.  I need to toss my fav because it is drying out and I've had it for much longer than I'm sure I should.  I've used it a lot but there is still at least 2/3 of a pot left.  I'd much rather have less and completely use the product before it goes off.  Who could possibly use it all?

[maestra]

Loks lovely but I may stick w/my Lancome Progres for the day. I really like the illuminating effect.

[Quinny]

Surely there must be other illuminating eye creams out there more afforable than the NutraBisse.  I don't doubt the poster's claims about the performance of the cream, but it is something I could never afford.

I'm interested in finding an illuminating eye cream as well.  Are there any other readers who might have some suggestions?

[Shelbelle]

How about something like an undereye brightener like Skinn Eye Brightener, it is skin tinted. Garnier makes a nice skin tinted one too.