Benefit Cosmetics EyeCon
About a month ago I started using Benefit Cosmetics Eyecon in the hopes that it would fade my massive dark circles, think the raccoon that ran off with your trash last night. I’ve always had to use a lot of undereye coverup and can never go without it, even when I’ve had more than enough sleep. I wanted to find a product that would at least let me roll out of bed in the morning and go for a walk without feeling self conscious about the circles under my eyes.
Eyecon claims to “really fades dark circles(…)eyes will appear instantly brighter while softening the appearance of fine lines”. The technology behind it comes from orange fruit extract which “helps to stimulate microcirculation of the skin and alleviates dark circles” while “apple fruit extracts softens the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles”.
After using this product for a month I have good news! My dark circles are a quater of what they were a month ago! I never would have thought this product would work this well. I now only have to use a quarter of the undereye coverup I used before, I actually am having to train myself to use it sparingly! Who would have imagined? What I did find with Eyecon is that it may fade dark circle, but I did not experience it working at all on the fine lines around my eyes. I now use Eyecon only on the area where I have dark circles and I use either Liz Earle Smoothing Line Serum or Origins Plantidote™ Mega-Mushroom Eye Serum around my eyes for fine lines. Of those two I have found the Liz Earle product to yield the most results.
If you are looking for a product to help with your dark circles, this is it. And best of all - it’s reasonably priced ($28) and a little goes a long way.
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great news for me as well.. probably I should benefit eye cream as well after finishing my Arbonne eye cream..
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What great news, an eye cream that really will decrease those undereye circles! Thanks for the post, I’ll have to give this one a try too!