Loved this! I have never tried anything like it. It usually comes in a tube and is a light shimmery colour. Also it is waterproof! Awesome! The smallest bottle has lasted me a long time.

Love using the light colours all over the lid.

I love the Mary Kay Eyesicles Vanilla eye colour! I have found it to be very versatile and goes with any skin tone. I can even use it as an eye primer and then use mineral powder eye colours over top and it helps them to stay better.
My favourite thing about this product is that you only need the tiniest bit (like the head of a pin) to do the entire eye surface. So I think this little tube will last me a very very long time! For only $13 (Cdn) I think it's a very good value for the money.
It's also non-creasing - and it's the only, and I mean ONLY, cream eye colour I've ever found that did not crease on my eye after a few hours wear.
It comes in two colours, Vanilla and Island Bronze. I have found the Vanilla, which is a light shimmery highlight shade, to be much more versatile. The Island Bronze looks good on some skin tones, but not all, which sadly includes my own.
Give it a try and I think you will be impressed!

Mary Kay Eyesicles Eye Color is a creme to powder eyeshadow that comes in a tube and is meant to be applied with your finger onto your lid. When I first got it, I thought the price was a little expensive for the amount you get (I paid mine $12.00 and purchased it through a representative, but I'm sure you can also find these on ebay). However, when I used the product, I was so glad I purchased it and it is definitely a great investment. One little tube will last a very long time as you don't need to use very much.

The tubes come in two different shades: Island Bronze and Vanilla. I purchased mine in vanilla but was also given a trial sample of the bronze color. I adore the vanilla shade!! It is absolutely gorgeous and would suit most skin tones. It makes a great browbone highlighter, or can also be used on the lid, which I did and loved. The bronze color is better used to define the crease or the outer V.

I found the consistency of the creme shadow to be very smooth and it glides on perfectly, without drying out too quickly or becoming patchy on the lid. It is also pigmented enough so that you can use it on it's own, or as a base for your powdered eyeshadows. However, since this does turn into a powder-like texture on the lids, I left it as is. I applied this with my finger, but also used a small tipped brush to define the inner tear duct area. The creme shadow also blended easily with other powdered shadows and cream shadows as well.

I get tons of compliments when wearing this on my lids. so I know that it is a definite keeper!