The product is great in that it lacks all the parabens and sulfates...etc. It's supposed to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, soothe puffiness, and alleviate dark circles. For me, it didn't really do any of that. It was just a nightly eye cream for me that I put on as a routine. Nothing special. I don't have dry skin, but i didn't think this moisturized enough either. The product comes in a tube, which keeps it clean, but I have a hard time trying to see how much is left of the product. Even though the tube seemed empty, I was always able to somehow got little bit out at a time. For the price and the lack of efficacy (for me at least), I won't be using this product again.

The smell is lovely (kind of like cucumbers) and the texture is great - silky and absorbs quickly. But I bought this to help with the fine lines under my eyes that are starting to form (29 years old) and slight darkness under my eyes, and sadly I don't think it's doing anything. I have oily skin and the skin under my eyes isn't dry. It does a nice job of hydrating, but that's about it. Don't think I'd pay $65 again for this product when it's basically just a nice moisturizer.

I love the texture of this cream but after going through 2 tubes I struggle to see what it does apart from moisturise. The texture is a little thick but absorbs well and is a great base for make up. In terms of anti-aging, I don’t see anything. It doesn’t build up the skin or thicken it in any way. Maybe you need to use this for a longer period of time but for the price, I would expect more than just moisture. I would say Estee Lauders Advanced Eye Repair is a lot better than this and cheaper too. If you have the money to spend $65 on a basic eye moisturiser, you won’t be disappointed but if you expect more, I don’t think this delivers, well not over 7 months and 2 tubes anyway. I can tell its very high quality and very refined. I would say that $25 is what its worth. Loccitane’s Immortelle Eye balm is much better as well.