Millenium eye cream

10 Reviews

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   ferventBittern7

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   I like the texture of this product.
   Also it doesn’t have an off putting smell.
   It makes the eye area look dewy and refreshed.
   It feels luxurious and sinks in nicely.

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   chicGatorade2

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   This is the best eye cream I have tried. I’ve used it for a month now and my eyes look smoother, firmer, more evenly toned and brighter. I love this stuff!

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   wornoutOil6

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   The best eye cream I have ever used. It’s also the only cream that has ever worked on getting rid of wrinkles and crows feet. Numerous friends who I hadn’t seen in years asked me what I was using.

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   madSnipe3

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   I was very underwhelmed by this product. I have been using it for a few months and have not noticed any difference at all. As a moisturizer it isn’t that that nourishing. Since I haven’t finished the tube yet, I’ve been using it on top of a heavy night cream to make up for the shortfall in hydration. Overall this cream is not bad, but not great either.

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   gleefulWasp8

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   I am torn on this product. I bought it at TJMaxx, so it wasn’t a huge investment. It is really thick; I can definitely only wear it at night, to bed. I think it is helpful, but it doesn’t seem to have any firming qualities, like other eye creams I have used. Because it is thick, I am guessing that it is nice and hydrating, so i’ll use it during our dry Colorado nights until it runs out. The reason I have not rated it higher is because it’s thick consistency almost seems to *tug* at my delicate skin; I avoid this by slathering it on…not a good way to have to use an expensive eye cream. It makes me question the quality of TJMaxx products, there has to be a reason they are so discounted, right?

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   yearningCrane7

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   I found this eye cream at TJ Maxx super cheap, it was nice & moisturizing, & it really sunk in quite well. I’d definitely buy it again if I find it again at a good price, but I wouldn’t pay the full price for it.

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   drearyTacos7

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   I have been using this product for several years and I really do like it. I have sensitive skin and some eye creams will irritate or cause reactions. This one does not. It is rich and creamy and absorbs well. I use it AM and PM and do not have problems with eye concealer staying on when using this product. I find it to be a great moisturizer for the under eye area and I have mature, drying skin.

   FYI: this is the same exact formula as the “SkinSimple” Eye Priority Cream that was sold in Walmart and drugstores, but was discontinued by EA. I used to purchase it when it was branded “SkinSimple” as it is the exact formula as Millennium. I find it interesting that here on MU the SkinSimple Eye Priority Cream is rated prettty high – yet the Milenium eye cream is not. Odd as they were both the exact same forumlas. I compared both boxes when they were still selling the SkinSimple line. So if you liked that SkinSimple eye cream, you would like this one.

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   blissfulBagels9

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   I got this at Winners in Canada for $25 and it was the worst purchase decision ever!!! Too bad I cannot return it without its box and the plastic with the barcodes for the store. It smells like heavy-duty chemicals, not to mention its thick texture that never seems to penetrate into my delicate skin. Did anyone notice the unpleasant smell?

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   cheerfulPoultry2

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   I use this in the morning under my makeup — and I’ve come to realize (after trying numerous other products) that I love this stuff. It isn’t necessarily the best under-eye anti-wrinkle treatment for deep wrinkles (crows’ feet) and I can’t say if it helps dark circles b/c I don’t have them; however, it makes a huge difference for fine lines and under eye dryness if used daily. I use more treatment-type eye creams at night(alternating between types with retinol and serums…or just plain ole Vitamin E oil), but this stuff is officially my HG for a.m. a perfect undereye moisturizer. I can definitely tell a difference when I don’t use it. It may not be great on really young skin because it’s very rich and thick. For my 30something dry under-eye area, it’s perfect. I’ve tried many others (medical grade, clinical, deparment store and drugstore brands) and yet I always come back to this for my morning under-eye moisturizer. Like others have stated, I buy it at T.J. Maxx so the price is good. I do have trouble gettng the last little bit out of the tube so I took away one lippie for packaging.
   APPLICATION TIP: Before applying this lotion to the under eye area each morning, I put on my eye makeup (Trish McEvoy eye shadow powders, which I apply before all other makeup) , then I wipe gently under my eye (with eye makeup remover on a cotton round) to wipe away any shadow. Next, I use a facial toner. Then I apply the EA Millenium Eye Renewal Cream (using my ring finger with a motion from the outer to inner corner). I let it sit and “soak in” while I apply my facial moisturizer/sunblock. After letting all of it sit for another minute or so, I apply my foundtion (which -during the hot Mississippi Summer– is a powder foundation), being careful not to put much powder over the eye cream.

10. 

    sadOrange8

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    Mineral + Lanolin + Parabens = Rubbish.

    Overpriced rubbish.