Q: How much should I use?
A: Dispensing + applying the appropriate amount is very important. Be sure to dispense half a pump to the applicator tip and dot around both eyes. This half pump is enough to cover the entire orbital region (under eye to brow-including eyelids) for both eyes. This means ¼ pump per eye. If you apply more than this, the extra product can collect in fine lines or settle in under-eye creases. And if you are just using it for under the eye as opposed to the entire eye area, this might require less product. Once the appropriate amount is applied, use the applicator tip to smooth the product over and then use your fingertips to blend- this will allow for a nice finish.
Q: How often should I use Total Eye®?
A: Apply twice a day to the entire orbital area, from under eye to brow, including eyelids. You may also reapply to the under-eye area over makeup as a touch up throughout the day.
Q: Is Total Eye® a treatment product or a concealer? Do I need to wear an additional concealer in addition to Total Eye
A: Total Eye®is a treatment product for the eye area. It is available in four neutral shades - fair, medium (original), tan, and deep - that provide immediate color-correction for dark circles and brightening of the eye area. The four expertly blended shade is intended to neutralize most of the reds, blues and browns found around the eye. For some, this correction will be enough. For others that need more concealment, we recommend the use of our Mineral Corrector Palette SPF 20 after/on top of Total Eye®.
Q: How long will it take before I see results?
A: You will see immediate brightening and color correction with Total Eye®. As with other skincare products, results will vary.
Q: How long will the product last?
A: Approximately 60 days of a half pump twice daily.
Q: I applied Total Eye® for the first time and felt a slight tingling, is this normal?
A: As with any eye treatment product being used for the first time, Total Eye®may cause temporary skin reactions, including a slight tingling or irritation that should dissipate within minutes and get better with regular use. Use of certain products can potentially increase the probability of these reactions (e.g.: retinol, retinoids, alpha hydroxy, salicylic acid or niacinamide, etc).
