Hi Ladies (and maybe Gents)

Thinking of investing in a touche eclat concealer...have bigger bags under my eyes since we decided to try for a move to Oz! Must be the stress of all those complicated blo*dy forms

Does anyone use this product? What did you think? Is it worth the money etc etc?

Thanks KP

Most of us just resort to drinking. I suggest you do the same.

Never heard of it!!!

try cucumber, will be cheaper

Yeah, I use it and love it! Worth the money.

I've got it and havent found it that useful to be honest! you can do the same job by using a bit of Rimmel "Hide the Blemish", rub that in under your eyes!!
Rimmel = £1.99
Touche Eclat = £21.00 !!

Yes I use that one it by YSL it's fantasic I swear by it, I think they did a rating on this product on "how to look good naked" i'm sure it was up there at the top

No no no no nooo

Hide the Blemish does exactly that. It's a thick concealer for covering spots and blemishes. I wouldn't dream of putting that on the delicate eye area!

Touche eclat is a light reflector and is designed for the eye area.
Personally I love it but I use the Boots No.7 equivalent which is about £10 cheaper
It's great for covering the after effects of Cleopatra's suggestion

I use boujour's which I find is just as good....I have used both

Yes I use it - a must have IMO

The Body shop do one that is similar for about 8 or 9 pounds. I've used both and can honestly say that there isn't any difference.

Isn't that a cartoon turtle?

If you have dark circles I think it's due to lack of vitamin K, so eat lots of green leafy stuff and you should improve.

Have used it and have also used a lot of the take off products by Body Shop, L'Oreal etc. YSL marginally better. I always buy it either duty free or from Strawberry net - www.strawberrynet.com as it's usually quite a bit cheaper and free delivery.

Lovely stuff....

Virgin V used to do a (cheaper) version.... VERY effective... light diffuser for undereyes...

I just love the packaging... looks good in the handbag...

As Tiddly says, there's usually a dietary or medical reason for black circles under eyes. If you've been sleeping ok, and not partying too hard, think about if you've changed your diet recently - too busy with migration forms (and BE!) to cook properly, perhaps.

I have food intolerances and my doc could always tell I'd been a bad girl by the state of my eyes. Covering up the circles is only a short-term fix.