hylexin (serious dark circles)

any results?

has anyone used this product? They claim it greatly reduces very dark
circles undereye. I would like to know if this product works or would
I be throwing out $95.00 . thanks, shani

has anyone used this product? They claim it greatly reduces very dark
circles undereye. I would like to know if this product works or would
I be throwing out $95.00 . thanks, shani

"sheila" <Shan...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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the skeptical "what a waste" but I have 50% lighter circles and they are
getting better. Less is more in application.
Stevie

"sheila" <Shan...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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the skeptical "what a waste" but I have 50% lighter circles and they are
getting better. Less is more in application.
Stevie

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

"sheila" <Shan...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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the skeptical "what a waste" but I have 50% lighter circles and they are
getting better. Less is more in application.
Stevie

"sheila" <Shan...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:6826–42A9EA74–...@storefull–3276.bay.webtv.net...
the skeptical "what a waste" but I have 50% lighter circles and they are
getting better. Less is more in application.
Stevie

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

thanks, stevie I will give it a try

I just read the ad in Elle for this and I am truly desparate. For the
past year I have not worn any eye makeup because I suddenly developed
allergies and have huge racoon circles around my eyes and across the
bridge of my nose. The doctor said that I have to learn to live with
it. I was planning to go to an accupuncturist at some point but I am
thoroughly overjoyed to read your post.
My life has been a living hell for the past year. I haven't even been
posting to AF becaue I don't buy makeup anymore. I used to live for
makeup and had gotten really really good at applying eye makeup. Now,
sometimes I don't even bother to put on liner, I am so discouraged.
Anyway, I will be buying this next week. I will post back about how it
worked for me.
Thanks again!!!!
xoxlali

Stevie, can you tell me how long you used it before you saw a
difference and if it otherwise affects the skin in that area (dries it
out, etc.)? Do you wear it under moisturizers? TIA

hi there
I talked to the company about this since i had questions about the
ingredients.
I saw changes seriously early in the game. Most don't seem serious
improvement for about 40+ days. It doesn't dry out the skin. I use it
as a first layer and and then maybe apply products around it but not
over it. (outer corner of eye since my major problem is inner eye
circles)
now that's *my* take on it. it's also a case of YMMV.. the pr people
were very surprised that I saw differences so quickly..
I wrote about it on the fashiontribes.com beauty beat blog
Stevie

I just bought hylenix it today, I will post the results in this group
in a weekly basis
Stevie wrote:

i read an article about this cream, the ceo of the company made some
very disturbing comments about how its such a random name, and they use
it simply because it looks good, if they come up with random names just
because it looks good, i am not really so sure how good the product
itself maybe, it sounds like a scam to me.

On 7/31/05 2:57 AM, in article
1122796635.211055.4...@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "tab...@gmail.com"
<tab...@gmail.com> wrote:
I don't see any logic in your reasoning. Many things are named/logo'd just
based on marketing appeal. This is true for a wide range of companies (e.g.
Agilent) and products (e.g. Origins beauty products, Prescription drugs,
Naming convention of Infiniti cars). You can't judge a product's quality
based on its name alone, albeit many consumers subconsciously do –– hence,
companies spending a lot of money on choosing a brand name.
ami

"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
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It's funny, Sonata is both a car and a sleeping pill...scary stuff!
Karen
"If ignorance is bliss, why are so many people unhappy?"
Rita Mae Brown

with drugs and cosmetic lines, the creation of the name is done
typically by computer by putting in certain parameters about the
sound/feel of the name and wait to see what the computer spits out. You
eliminate the obviously icky ones, work through the so so ones and come
up with 1–5 of good ones.
just because hylexin doesn't "speak" to you, doesn't mean the product
isn't any good. Strivectin doesn't do anything for me as a name either
but it doesn't reflect anything about the product.
how silly if people were evaluated on the basis of their names!
Stevie

I purchased Hylexin and used it for about 3 weeks and saw absolutely no
difference. Granted my circles are heredity so there may be no help
for me and I used it only 21 days as opposed to 40. Maybe if you have
minor circles it would make a difference but I think targeting it to
the "major" dark circle sufferer I think it misleading....just my
opinion.

On 31 Jul 2005 00:57:15 –0700, tab...@gmail wrote:
Would you reject a product for the following reasons:
#1 –The first letter of the name is the same as the first letter of
the inventor's mother's maiden name.
#2 – He put the same letter at the end because two is better than one.
#3 – He put the letters in the middle there because they didn't mean
anything.
#4 – He also made the letters so they were very hard to
misprononounce.
If so, you wouldn't like... KODAK.
Meaningless but evocative, distinctive–sounding names existed long
before Cingular and Verizon and Lipitor.
It's pretty much what everybody wants in marketing.
In fact, the FDA requires that all new drugs have a name that doesn't
sound like an old drug.... and in some cases (Reminyl became
Razadyne), they've actually changed the name to help avoid errors.
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