Hyaluron-Filler Wrinkle Filling Eye Treatment

10 Reviews

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   similarCheese4

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   Bought this after a recommendation from a colleague. It just didn’t do anything for me… the lines I get under my eye and at the outer corner when I smile were the same after using this for a month as when I started. It was just like any other nondescript, decently moisturising eye cream I’ve ever tried. Even if I’m in my 20s, I have very sun-intolerant fair skin so photoaging is a huge concern for me. If I’m going to pay silly money for an eye cream, I want one with visible effective results! Sadly, this product didn’t fulfil this sole criterion I have for an eye cream in the slightest. It’s not a bad product per se, just very blah and incredibly over-priced. Didn’t repurchase.

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   artisticQuiche8

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   After a month, my wrinkles are worse. It didn’t work.

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   lyingPie8

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   I dont get why this product has such bad revieuws. It has spf in it so eye use it as a day time eye cream. I like it.

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   curiousPudding5

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   I received this in a beauty box and after having the usual puffiness problem I always have with eye cream (and yes I am careful how close I put the cream to my eyes) I decided to try as a lip treatment instead.
   I put a small amount on my lips on the first night and in the morning my lips looked so smooth and hydrated! No lip balm or plumper made them look as hydrated and full before. It is now part of my nightly routine with the same results. Will definitely buy and continue to use as an overnight lip treatment when I run out!

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   contentOryx8

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   I can’t recall how much I paid for this cream, but for all I know that is that the price doesn’t justifies the worth! The cream made my skin look more creepier. The lines under my eyes became more visible after using. Certainly won’t recommend to anyone!

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   merePie7

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   Not good at all. After using this for a few months, my skin looks older! It doesn’t moisturise at all. Added Estee Lauder advanced time zone eye cream- another waste of time and money. Between the two, they fail to moisturise my eye area at all and even though I don’t have wrinkles the lack of moisture creates some fine lines that are not there when I use better products.

   I was attracted to this cream because it has SPF but it’s not worth it. Will have to bin it even though I still have lots left. But at least the Eucerin eye cream is packaged appropriately and doesn’t cost a ridiculous amount of money, hence the 2 stars.

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   cheerfulLion1

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   It works, lines are less visible! Bingo!

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   puzzledOil3

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   hello,
   i’m 28 years old and i have some wrinkles under my eyes
   regarding this product i have to write:
   -my wrinkles are worse after using this (1 month using it )
   – does not hydrate my eye area

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   wakefulTomatoe6

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   I have been using this product regularly for about a year now and I honestly cannot say that I notice any difference in the skin around my eyes. I’m only 30 (soon-to-be 31) so I don’t really have any wrinkles to speak of, but I do have a few fine lines in the skin below my lower eyelid. While the eye cream hasn’t done anything to reduce these lines, they haven’t become more noticeable or numerous either, which I suppose could be taken as a sign that the product is “doing its job” in some way.

   Other than that, the only real difference I have noticed is that both my upper and lower eyelashes have gotten longer. I’m not sure if this is a side effect of the product, though I recall reading somewhere that hyaluronic acid can apparently have a lengthening effect on the lashes.

   Ultimately, the reason I am hanging on to this product is that I like how easily it goes into the skin, that it does a good job of keeping the skin moisturised all day and that it has UVA/UVB protection.

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    importedWhiting9

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    Edit – the tube lasted ages but it didn’t do anything, didn’t moisturise very well. For 10% of the price I should have used Boots Vit E cream at also has SPF15. I’ve marked it down accordingly.

    I don’t have any other wrinkles but below my eyes have always been a bit wrinkly or at least they appear that way to me. I’ve used so many eye creams and none make the slightest bit of difference some don’t even moisturise.
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    I like L’oreal collagen eye filler but it’s too shimmery even when there’s foundation over it. This goes on nice and matt so I guess any men reading this you can use this. Love the SPF15, I don’t understand why more eye creams don’t include and SPF. Wasn’t very impressed the first time but it’s now been about 1 month and my lines are definitely softer and the area is more moisturised. Whether this is permanent or just because of temporary plumping I don’t know, probably the latter. But give it a good week to try. Got mine cheap on ebay as it was due to expire within a few month, don’t think I’ll repurchase at full price but will hunt around for cheaper. Tried the Boots Time Delay filler too but that just made eye wrinkles look worse, awful.
    – In a nutshell, moisturises, softens lines, not worth �22 though. A cheaper option that I like is the L’oreal collagen eye filler, seems to work just as well but no SPF.