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?

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.

Mineral + Lanolin + Parabens = Rubbish.
Overpriced rubbish.

This is an OK eye treatment but I prefer to use this at night as its quite thick and doesnt absorb like the capsules do. Havent noticed any remarkable changes yet but I'll keep using until I'm finished with the tube and update. Picked this up at TJs for 12.99.

I also bought it at my local TJ Maxx. I have been using this product for the past three years and cannot say enough good things about it. Very nourishing, thick- I usually warm it up on my hand before applying it around my eyes. I have been using it day and night and I do notice a huge difference right away when I skip on it once or twice. Might not be appropriate for more mature and demanding skin but it is a great product to slow down the appearance of fine lines.

I got this for under $10 in TJ Maxx and LOVE IT! Wouldn't pay $45 but it feels gerat as a moisturizer under the eyes and if I find it for cheap again will definitely repurchase

Good for both day and night use, mainly used for its moisturizing properties
MILLENIUM Millenium Eye Renewal Cream .05 fl. oz. $45.00
Good for both day and night use, mainly used for its moisturizing properties The concentration of emollient ingredients Provides vulnerable eye area skin with much needed precious moisture and Relieves dry skin symptoms. It is also good for both morning and nightly use because it doesnt contain SFP, antioxidants, retnoids, or peptides of any Kind. I dont like the fact that it contains Mineral oil, how ever since it only goes on the eye area Im not too concerned with this product blocking my pores. The cream is pretty thick but it absorbs quickly and doesnt feel greasy. I havent had any negative skin reactions so far. I really like this product for its moisturizing properties.
Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Lanolin, Propylene Glycol, Dipelargonate,Polyglyceryl 3, Diisostearate, Polyethylene, Sorbitol, Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides, Alcohol, Beeswax (Cera Alba), Polybutene, Disodium EDTA, BHT, Quaternium 18, Hectorite, Sodium Tetraborate, Corn Oil (Zea Mays), Butylparaben, Ethylparaben, Methylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, Propylparaben

On the fence about this one , haven't seen any changes , then again only using this for a month .it is too heavyweight for my liking ,you need to pat it many times so that it sinks .On the other hand it kinda gives me a reassurance that something so thick should be moisturizing, too ..
I will update later on .

My dry, 47 year old undereyes really love this product. Its so moisturizing and plumps and smooths the area immediately. It's a basic formualtion (mineral oil), fragrance free and no fancy ingredients or actives, just moisture. Comes in a tube, little thick, I warm between my fingers for a couple seconds, takes a minute or so to sink in (worth the wait!). Not sticky at all. It's definitely for dry, mature skin and I can understand why some of the younger reviewers may not be excited about it. I went overboard with my Retin A usage under my eyes and was so dry, this really took care of the dryness. Suggest looking for it at TJ Maxx or Marshalls for a much better price than dept store. A keeper!

I use this in the morning and in the evening. It is thicker but what I love about it is that it stays in place. I'm 32 and I don't know if maybe the people that don't like it are in their early 20's. I'm not sure I would have used it then. I hope they don't discontinue it--the only other eye cream I have ever liked is Renergie but it is twice as much.. And, I have used them all-- La Mer, etc...

The first thing I noticed about this eye cream is the texture. It's very sticky and tacky, almost like spreading Elmer's glue or a Mac lipglass around your eye area. This is probably not good for the delicate skin around the eye area since it leads to excessive tugging in order to spread the product above and below the eye. I think I prefer other eye creams I've tried, like Kiss My Face eyewitness cream, or L'Occitane's Imortelle eye balm, but will update if anything extraordinary happens.

I got this cream at Marshall's for $5.99. This cream is too heavy for my eyearea, it did not do anything for dissappearance of my wrinkles, I am wondering if it actually causes some additional wrinkles. I wouldnt repurchase it and wouldnt recommend it. Doesnt do its job.

This eye cream is incredible, I don't understand why anyone would complain about it being to thick/heavy. Night eye creams should have a thick and heavy consistency because you apply at night and needs to work extra hard while you sleep. I had a scar on the corner of my eye for about 6 years and nightly use of this eye cream made it disappear - NO JOKE! That alone has proven to me and this cream will do wonders for the future of my eyes (i.e. wrinkle prevention, undereye circles). It's expensive ($40 USD per tube) but sooo worth the money. I'm 26 and have been using the Millennium Eye Cream for about 4 years now. It's definitely a major part of my preventative beauty regimen and probably will remain a nightly ritual for me to use it until the day I die (or if it gets discontinued).

It is not safe product loaded with unsafe ingredients and parabens
ELIZABETH ARDEN “ Ceramide Eyes Time Complex Caps” is way better option.
www.ewg.org/reports/skindeep2

You cannot use such a heavyweight cream on your undereye area.

This seems to be the most emollient of all the EA eye creams. Super expensive, but I love it, even though I am pretty young. Great under my Bobbi Brown concealer. I hear they are once again trying to discontinue the millenium line?

this is not bad. i've been using it for about 1/2 a year but i don't really notice anything significant. it does a decent job of moisturizing.