Here are some tips from the experts:

Eye cream should be applied under the eyes and on the brow bones – but  never near the lash lines.

Pat (don’t rub) eye cream gently along the eye sockets below the eyes.

Apply eye cream day and night BEFORE moisturizer.  Look for an eye cream that provides moisture for 12 hours.  This way, if you apply it in the morning and at bedtime, your eyes are moisturized and get the full benefit for 24 hours each day.

Look for an eye cream that features a customized Zamac metal applicator designed to impact microcirculation and massage the under eye area to help reduce puffiness.  This is similar to the metal bars that trainers use on a boxer’s eyes during a fight to reduce swelling.

Want to try a new eye look, fresh off the runway?  Remember how you’ve been told to blend?  Well, not this time with the “Graphic Line” eye.  Try this look first using muted shades.  Once you’ve mastered it, explore more vivid shades for an ultrachic, fun look.

First, dust a highlight shade over the entire eyelids (a soft color to even out the eyelid area).

Second, apply a base shade on the creases to create soft, graphic lines (an arc on the crease and slightly above).  Use a statement shade as an espresso, deep violet, midnight blue.  Do not blend.

Third, layer an enhance shade from the lash line to the crease color.  This should be a soft color but with more color than a highlight color.

Apply eyeliner on the upper lash lines and between the lashes to create thickness.

Apply two coats of mascara, and VOILA – You have created a Graphic Line eye.  It is a bolder look, but fun with the darker fall trending apparel colors.

To try this new look, please contact Sandie at:

Sandie Fuenty, Ind. Advanced Color and Skin Care Consultant with Mary Kay

Phone:  714-981-7013              

Website:  www.marykay.com/sfuenty

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