The bizarre thing of the year. A classic of Sideshow, a practical handling remaster with the sensational outing of "Hook", Eric Ross amazed the magic community by transforming a scene into an intimate thriller, closely. Not only was it exciting, but it was sure, intelligent and practically designed for the modern artist. Three years later, "Eye-Candy" is the next chapter of this exciting journey.

With a borrowed tic tick, the spectator places him in the performer's mouth. Slowly but surely, it is pushed through the inner layer of the face and landed in the orbit of the magician's eye! The spectator can even help push the tic tac and feel the mass move inside the face. If the public is not already frightened, you can even eat the TIC TAC for an additional disgust factor.

Practical for everyday artist

Like "Hook", "Eye-Candy" has all the amazing elements that make it a practical thriller: a modern accessory, a practical method, easy to set up for travel. The whole effect can be surrounded. Without anything else visible for the public, it really gives you the air of a modern magician.

It also comes with a transport case designed to keep your gadget in a safe and sterile state, and to help you install it. It is also designed to take a minimum of space in the pockets.

Quality manufacturing by Hanson Dog

The most important part of "Eye Candy" is that it is designed to be 100% safe. This is why the gadget is made of medical quality materials, the same material as that used by surgeons for surgical instruments; The gadget will not melt, will not irritate the skin, will not crack and cause no damage to the body. To ensure that the Gimmick is produced with the highest quality, Eric has teamed up with Hanson Chien, one of the most famous accessory producers in the field of magic.

There have been many versions of this intrigue "object to the eye", but never a professional and dedicated product designed to help you achieve this effect in a safe and controlled manner. If you enjoyed the safety of the "hook", you will be even more impressed by the "Eye Candy".

Expert training for your safety

Part of the security also comes from quality training. More than 40 minutes of expert education from Sean Chou, Poker Chen and Eric Ross, guiding you through safety notes and performance advice, with multiple live and studio performances to show you all the different variations. We even called on people who had never learned this effect before, and we filmed their learning process in real time, from start to finish. (Spoiler alert: they all succeeded!)

FEATURES

• Made from medical quality materials, safe for food
• Special transport case to keep your gadget safe.
• Minimal size in the pocket, quick and easy installation
• No angle restrictions, can be used surrounded

See what the pros say

"This is a classic icon with a new gimmick. It is completely harmless to the artist, but seems dangerous for the public."
- Patrick Kun

"Eye Candy is the purpose of eye productions! It is an effect that kills and fits perfectly into my show!"
- Morgan Stébler

"The best bizarre tour of the year! The method seems crazy, but it is perfectly safe."
- Hanson dog

"The most magical tear that you will never let go."
- Yif

Eye Candy - Questions frequently asked

• Is the "Eye Candy" really sure?

It is not for nothing that we designed this effect based on "tac tacs", a light object on the polished and smooth surface. This is an object much, much safer than other choices previously used in magic intrigues involving the eye. As long as you know what you do at any time, you risk nothing. We did everything on our side to produce the safest accessory and detailed teaching. It's up to you to take care of yourself during the show.

• Is this product a consumable? Do I have to buy recharges?

Our gimmick is designed to be reusable and built to last. The only refills you need to buy are the real tic tacs that you really eat! (Our product is not delivered with real tacs tacs).

• How long does the installation last?

Less than 30 seconds. You can settle in anywhere, provided you do not be seen (a break in the toilet would do the trick). The transport case is designed to help you set up from start to finish, so it should be very simple.

• Can I do Eye Candy by wearing contact lenses?

Yes. In the trailer, our artists already wear contact lenses during the show, so it is quite possible. We have also given additional adjustment and execution advice for artists wearing lenses, in order to ensure that everyone can make the effect as planned.

• Can I really learn this? Is the learning curve very steep?

In the tutorial, we invited people who had never done this effect before to learn with us; All were able to apprehend it from the first minutes. We have also included Eric Ross's original tutorial to cover all the content since the very beginning of this routine.