I received this as a sample and had no idea the price until reading the reviews. Price aside and just judging the eye cream, it has done more for my eyes than any eye cream I have tried. The reason that I rate this 5 stars is because I have never had an eye cream until now that could get rid of the tiny white bumps under my eye, milia cysts. After using day and night for a week my milia cysts are nearly gone, my under eyes are smoother, brighter, and feel more refreshed. As for diminishing wrinkles I will have to continue use, but based on current results I anticipate continued improvement in the weeks to come.

I got this as a sample, and I'm happy I didn't buy it. it doesn't help at all with my dark circles. It doesn't really wake up my eyes either. It is very moisturizing though. I put it on my eyelids and lashes. My eye lids are so smooth and my eyelashes are so soft. Since it doesn't help with my dark circles, which is what I need in an eye cream, I won't be buying the full size.

Love the AP line however this Eye Creme was a bit of a disappointment. The Time Response line is wonderful, but this eye creme doesn't work quite as well as the actual face cremes. I've had better and prefer others.

Too expensive and does NOT deliver.

I have been using this product for about 3 weeks now, and it really reduced my fine lines under my eyes, and also make the eye bags a little bit smaller. So far so good. Even though it's not a miracle cream, but compare to other expensive eye creams that I had used over the years (Sisley, Guerlain,
Valmont ELIXIR DES GLACIERS eye, etc.) this eye cream really worked.
The texture feels like balm, very moisturizing, and easy to smooth on, even after 12 hours, you can still feel it's very moisturizing.

Ridiculously expensive. Smells great, feels great, works well, but $250??? Will finish sample and stick with eye creams for reasonable prices that work just as well. I did pop for the Hydragel for $100 because I am in love with the scent and feel of it and the price didn't sting quite as badly as this one, even tho it's way past my budget. Oh well...

While I liked the consistency and hydrating ability, the price tag is unbelievable for what I consider to be just your average eye cream. It did not seem that there was anything special about it. Thank goodness I had several weeks worth of samples to test this before blowing that kind of dough. I think Olay brightens better and others can hydrate just as well.

No, I haven't gone made and blown $250 on an eye cream (although I probably would if it truly was a miracle product). I have read alot about this stuff and snagged a 3 very generous sample pots at NM. This is a very nice, moisturizing eye creme and it definitely lends a certain luminosity to my eyes. But, light deflectors don't justify this kind of price tag and neither do the overall results. I also found that in order to make it truly spreadable, I had to scoop a little bit out of the jar and warm it between my fingers. Not a big deal, but I do think it results in waste and if I were paying $250 a pop, well.... you get the picture.

How to review a $250 eye cream???? This is a lovely product for hydrating. I was also suckered into the nanotechnology and needed a good eye cream that was moisturizing and had antioxidants. So, why not spend a ridiculous amount on it, right??!! My fine lines are numerous and border on wrinkles (at 33!!) and I find this does seem to make them look somewhat diminished. I've been using this 1-2 X a day for about 5 months now. So I feel like if it was some sort of miracle product, I'd know it. If you can get a sample, great. Otherwise I'm going to get Revive next time and use an a/o serum for under eyes and then apply Revive....and then sunscreen of course! Rich and sinks in but just not worth the bucks!

I wanted to try this because of the positive reviews, and (I'll admit) I was suckered by the "nanotech" claims. I decided to buy one of the 3ml sample sizes before buying a full pot, and I am glad I did. It's a basic, decent eye cream, probably works better for those who aren't too terribly dry under the eyes (I've always been very dry under the eyes). It has tiny little reflective bits, which, if you go out with only this cream on, does make the area appear a little lighter. But I have dark circles and always use concealer, so the reflective bits don't do it for me.
It ultimately wasn't moisturising enough for me, and surely didn't justify the expense of the product. I'm loving bobbi brown's extra eye balm a lot more these days!

Time Response Eye is a rich eye cream that I use at night. Even though this is a big investment....I definitely think this product really delivers. I saw a difference in fine dry lines around the eyes within the first week and now after a couple months, my under-eye area is definitely brighter and smoother. If you can't afford it, at least try to get a sample!! it's that awesome.

Unfortunately, I am allergic to 90% of Amore Pacific's line....which sucks because I love getting their facials. Anyway, unlike their Moisture Bound Cream this product works very well for me and I would invest in it after the sample runs out...I use it with Laura Merciers Moisturizer and they have been a winning combo on my sensitive skin!

I really love this eye cream. As with other reviews, I really really wish it was in a pump or tube! It is very hydrating and it actually looks very luminous. I feel like my eyes are literally brighter when I use this eye cream. I'm very picky with my eye creams, so it's nice to find a good one...even if it does break the bank!

I love this product! I'm 46 (yet I am taken for 10 years younger since I take good care of my skin), and have slight wrinkles in the eye area. This product is wonderful--got rid of the wrinkles. No puffiness at all! My skin is very delicate/sensitive/allergic, and I have no problems at all with this product. I'll definitely buy it again!

I was given a sample of this when I bought the Treatment Cleansing Foam (which I love, by the way). I wear a lot of eye makeup, so my skin in that area can tend to get a little dry and I'm very concerned about preventing wrinkles (which I know dry skin is more prone to). I tried that Vitalizing Eye Complex and it was not nearly emollient enough. I think this product was a little bit too much for me (I'm 21). It had nice hydrating qualities, but it made my eyes rediculously puffy. I looked haggard and puffy when I woke up. I suppose its good for mature skin that needs a plumping effect. If your under 35, I'd say skip this. I like Clinique all about eyes and Jo Malone Green Tea & Honey eye cream. continued >>