I like how liz earle promotes natural skincare yet her products are full of PEG 20 and parabens..like eye creams has soooo many parabens is unbeliveable..even Nivea ones arent that bad..i got this one some weeks back and used..not only didnt do anything for me,when i check the list out of boredom one night i realized how full of chemicals really is..i dont want eye cancer thank you very much

Nice product, lightens up the eye area, provides enough moisturising (if your skin is not dry). It may cause milia though.
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The light-reflecting particles made the illusion that my skin was glowing and happy, but over the past two months I've been piling it on and the skin still felt tense and not moisturised enough. Within 5 months of usage my under-eye area became haggard looking and the amount of new fine lines made me very concerned. I tend to think that the chemical ingredients played a big part in this, cause since I switched to an organic eye-cream, my skin improved within 2 weeks ('organic' = 100% natural, not some "naturally active skincare" stuff).

Its ok, it moisturises but is slightly sticky. Will be investigating other eye-creams with SPF when the tube is out.

This is my second favourite eye cream that I have tried. It offers good moisturisation and I really like the fact that it contains an SPF and has light relecting pigments to cover under-eye dark circles. However its consitancy is quite thick, so it doesnt spread as easily as my top fave 'Clinique All about Eyes Gel'. Is good value though!

I like to use this eyecream in the morning, because it has an SPF. I find it moisturizing enough in spring, summer and autumn, but I´m not sure if it delivers enough moisture when the temperature drops in winter...I´ll probably need something richer then. I didn´t have the problems like previous reviewers with the texture and colour of this cream - it does apply slightly withish, but that fades when I pat it into the skin. Though I appreciate any eyecream with an SPF, I find an SPF of 10 too low in general. I´m actually not sure if I´d buy it again or not, but probably I would go for something with more UV protection for the day.

At first I didn't like this but now I have found a good use for it. I use it immediately under the eye area instead of concealer which just shows up lines. now I only put concealer on around the bone and this above.
On its own its not enough to conceal anything and it helps smooth the lines a little but for this use I would repurchase. A little goes a long way and it doesn't migrate into and irritate your eyes.
very pricey for what you get though but will last a long time.
don't use (or the line serum) if you are sensitive to glycerin(e)

I have only been using this a week- and so far like what I see. It brightens up the dark circles under my eyes. Initially I thought it felt a bit thick- but it blends in a treat. I love the liz earle range!

I’m not overly impressed with this cream, in fact I wonder if its doing anything for my eye area. I have small area of blue under my eyes and it's done nothing to erase or conceal them, except add an iridescent tinge. I wish I had read the reviews before purchasing, as I think the tube is going to last a while. :0(

Love this.
Got a sample in the 'try me eyes' kit & bought the full size straight away.
The negative reviews puzzle me, I can't fault it! It doesn't sit on my skin like I've noticed a few people have had a problem with... it sinks in within a minute & leaves my eye area looking really bright, not greasy at all.
I originally purchased this to repair the damage done by Clinique's All About Eyes Rich - it worked. Within 2 days the redness & flaking had disappeared.
Will definately be using this product for the forseeable future! continued >>

Liz Earles products are on the whole great but this is terrible! it has exactly the same thick white texture as sun cream and sinks in just as poorly! I honestly can't think what eye problems this would help??

Nothing remarkable here. Product moisturises the skin nicely, though for the price you are better off getting the same kind of quality for a lot less on the high street.

I've been using this product for quite some time now. It works for me but then I don't really have much concern with my eyes apart from the odd patches of dryness. Perhaps I would look for something else if I needed something more heavy duty.

I found this product far too thick for the delicate eye area - I found I was rubbing and pulling my eye far too much - probably doing more harm than good. I wouldn't buy again.

This product is a luminous white colour that seems to sit on the skin rather than be absorbed. It seems more like a concealer than a treatment and it was nothing like moisturising enough for me. It made my eyes sting and run even though I'd only used a very small amount.But I do have extremely sensitive eyes.

Am i the only one to have experienced this problem? I do like this eye cream but very rarely use it around my eyes! I'm (only!) 25, but whatever I do with this eyecream it always seems to settle into my lines even though I have tried being so sparing with it. So instead of using it around my eyes I use it as highlighter above my cheek bones and just under the eyebrows instead and even on my lips to hightlight cupids bow. Everywhere but the eyes. The spf is a bonus. but I couldn't justify giving this a 4 or a 5 lippie rating if i can't use it as my day eye cream which is after all what I brought it for :(

Another great product from liz earle, I have yet to find one that i don't love! This is the first eye cream I have been able to use that doesn't make my eyes sore, definatley worth five lippies

I really liked this product and used it every day for about 3 weeks before I began to notice that my eyes were becoming uncomfortable by the end of the day. they were also getting a bit bloodshot and I was squinting at bright lights. So I stopped using it and that day, had no such symptoms. Very sad, because I loved the product. I gave the rest of the tube to a friend who LOVES it, and has had no such problems.
I am guessing that it was the spf 10 ingredient that did it, but will never really know.

Now, I do love Liz Earle and I really wanted to like this but it has made no noticeable difference to my fine lines and under eye shadows. I recieved a free full size sample in my last order, which was a lovely gift but as it hasn't worked I won't be buying another.

Another Liz Earle product I keep coming back to. I have a bit of a fettish for eye creams and try very many - both for day and night, but few come up to my expectations. This is excellent; provides a very good base for make-up whilst adding a lustred 'glow' to the eye area and a modicum of sun protection.
If I had a gripe it would be that I would like a greater spf than 10, but I have tried products with higher protection (Clarins ,,truly awful; Clinique..better than Clarins but not very good) and I end up using them on my neck or somewhere so as not to waste my money.
The Liz Earle Daily Eye Repair does not irritate the eyes, and unlike the other brands I have tried does not cause my makeup to take a trip halfway down my cheeks.
I have recently (only yesterday) received the new Lulu Time Bomb Eye Cream from QVC UK, and am rather liking that too (ie; it won't be going back ;) ) so I'll have to monitor which of these two I decide to continue with as favourites.. maybe I'll layer both - who knows?
BTW, I use Shiseido Future Solution Eye and Lip Treatment for night-time and have yet to find anything better - see my review ;)

Does what it says - brightens eye area and smooths skin - unfortunately however sparing I am and careful to only apply around the socket not too close to my eyes - it makes my eyes sting and run. :O(