i've tried neostrata firming eye cream,it did worked great!then,i've tried revitalift eye cream,it did worked good.i did tried roc eye cream too,it did worked good. So, i've tried redermic face cream,and i've noticed a better difference on my skin! So,i've decided to buy the redermic eye cream.it does the same good job on my eyes! You can see the difference! The eyes are more relaxed,less stressed,more lifted! The skin is softer,all in all the lines are less apparent! It's a verry good eye cream! Love it!

I got this on a whim when I was not seeing any results from my then-current eye cream Avene Eluage. I like it the best of all the eye creams that I have, and I wear it day and night. It comes in a hygenic, light-proof tube which helps keep the vitamin C from oxidizing, which I like. It has no discernable fragrance except for a tart smell of vitamin C (if you take supplements you know what I mean), and it has a light texture that's sort of a cross between a gel and a cream. I haven't seen any results in regards to lines since I only have the finest lines under my eyes currently, but as for moisturization this is perfect for me. I recently got a sample of a Strivectin eye cream I had been lemming and after using that for a while I've found that this is really superior. I would definitely recommend this to people my age who are trying to prevent any lines rather than correct them. But anyone of any age can use it because it's the perfect AM eye cream for those who want to use a vitamin C product during the day to protect from free radical and sun damage.

I have used this cream for more than half year. I agree with some of the previous reviewers, I didn’t see much result in the first couple months. I started to get disappointed and was tempted to try out other products. However, although the tube is not very very expensive, it’s not cheap either. I kept using it and in the forth month, I saw the difference. The lines were less noticeable and the skin around my eyes was smoother.
But last week, I finally bought a new eye cream (even my Redermic was not finished yet) which also has rave reviews. I really appreciated what the Redermic had worked on me after I used the new eye cream for two days. My eyes got worse, obviously. So I went back to the Redermic. I didn’t know it actually did a good job (smoothened the existing lines, and no new lines formed) on my eyes until I tried another product. I know I have to be consistent to see result but just like some other people, I didn’t have the patient. I think I just expected too much from it but in fact, no skin care product can work like a miracle.
I know some anti-aging eye product could be not moisturizing enough or even drying. What I’m doing is I first apply this cream around my eye, then dampen my ring fingers (don’t be too wet tough) using the LRP spring water and spread the cream. It makes a huge different. I always believe that I should apply eye cream or face moisturizer on damp skin. I feel it is more effective (to me at least).

I got it from Shoppers Drug Mart in Canada, based on the saleslady recommendation. I use it more like a serum underneather Shseido benefiance eye creme. It smooths out my fine lines. It does nothing so far to the deeper lines. All in all, I think it is a good first defense against eye aging. Will purchase again.

Decided to try this out because I got it very cheap at a warehouse sale. I usually use Lancome or Shiseido eye creams, but bought this as a standby. The product itself a yellowish gel-cream that comes in a white 15 ml tube, which I like because it's more hygienic than a tub. I've been using this cream exclusively for a couple of months now (both day & night) and my eye area looks much smoother and refreshed. It's particularly great for day use under makeup because it never causes my concealer to crease. Overall I've seen good results comparable or even better to my more expensive Lancome and Shiseido eye creams, and I will definitely repurchase at full price. continued >>

I personally love the tubes -- granted they do look clinical and maybe this fabulous skin care line is not loved as much in the US as in Europe.
I bought it in Paris a few years ago and got hooked -- it is my first line of defense against lines around my eyes. After I use this product I follow up with 2 other eye creams....lol, and then with the Shiseido Sun block for eyes. yep.. and I won't stop because so far it has been working.
my eyes are virtually without lines -- except when I laugh a lot... but they look good for an old bag. It sure beats paying for surgery.
great product and will continue to buy it.

You know the saying, "don't judge a book by its cover"? The same runs for cosmetics and skincare products. Just because the packaging looks great doesn't mean the product will work. This tube is very simple. It is suppose ti fill in wrinkles and its never to early to start to take care of your aging. The purpose: it can age gracefully. I'm 27 and I look 20. I've been using anti aging products for 3-4 years. Another plus is that the texture is that of a super expensive eye cream. No complaints. My friend whose great with picking out serum and eye creams (she has elephant skin under her eye) also liked the redermic.

At first this was OK, but my eyes are really sensitive and it did get to them after a few days. This stuff is really potent!
I bought this in Taiwan, where in general pharmacists/salespeople always try to sell you stuff for women in their 70s (although I'm 30something....) saying it will 'stop aging' and it's overkill! When I asked a Canadian pharmacist, she was surprised someone recommended that cream to me and suggested I go with Active-C.
Anyhow, Redermic is too strong and the Vit C it contains does give a yellow hue to my pillow case (it does wash off but still not fun nor pretty.) I think I should give it to my mom!!!

I've used this product for about a year. I love the texture and the way it feels on my skin but don't think it has affect my fine lines at all.

New product for La Roche Posay, love the feel of the product. Very good for sensitive eyes, time will tell if it does remove some puffiness

I generally write reviews about products I like, but I have mixed feelings about this one. At first thought it was very good, especially that it helped reduce a small irritation I had under one of my eyes and since before I was using Botanics Eye Serum +Botanics Eye Moisturiser I thought should get something more...medicinal. I use a few of La Roche Posay face creams that I like very much, so I thought I would love this one too. But after a few days it started drying up my under eye skin, so I had to top it with LRP Cicaplast, to keep some moisture in. Will not buy it again, thinking of getting an eye cream from Roc.

This did absolutely nothing for me. It actually seemed to make my eyes drier if that's possible. I gave this away!

The first time I used this I was having a rare good skin day & it made my eyes look even better. I thought I'd found a good product, but each time I used it it seemed to make my eyes a little drier and more wrinkled. I tried putting moisturizer over it but no matter how I used it over time it made my eyes look worse. I've given up on most vit c eye products, my skin can't tolerate them. This didn't irritate my eyes and might work well for someone with oilier, younger skin? continued >>

I have found that this softens fine lines around the eyes, and my makeup goes on nicely over this. This is by no means a *miracle* cream, but I don't think there is such a thing, and I did not have any high expectations when purchasing this cream. This is definitely one of the better eye creams I have tried, but probably will not repurchase. I don't know about long term results, as I have not been using long enough to know. I will say that it is a decent eye cream though, with stable packaging. It's $36 and available online through many etailers.
EDIT: I have since found my Holy Grail eye cream in MD Forte Skin Rejuvination Eye Cream.

After using this product for a month or two, I still do not see any difference to my undereye area.

I've been using this eye serum for a few months now & I haven't noticed anything great about it. It stings when I first apply it, but that doesn't last long. It is not very moisturizing either. I don't think that I'll be rushing out to buy this when I'm finished, if I ever finish it. continued >>

Sadly, this did not work for me. I think it's the one botanical ingredient it contains -- it made me break out:-( I was very disappointed because it really did do a wonderful job of filling out the wrinkles around my eyes. I would say, if you don't have super-sensitive skin like I do, and you really do have a problem with wrinkles (unlike some 20-year-olds that I see reviewing wrinkle reducers on MUA), give this a shot. LRP makes high quality products that you don't have to pay a fortune for, and this is one of them. UPDATE 3/09: I am taking off a couple of lippies. I will occasionally try this during the day, so it won't smear around my face and cause breakouts elsewhere, but when I do I notice that it leaves a slight brown cast in my eye area which is not attractive at all. I wish LRP had better eye products.

I don't know about the long-term effects, as I'm using it for only 2 months, but it's not as moisturizing as I hoped it was. Maybe because of the vitamin C it could prevent premature aging, but I guess I won't find out about that now!
Other than that, it has a good creamy non-greasy texture and didn't irritate my skin as the Active C eyes did.

I bought this product for the lines under my eyes. The first week I loved the results. Now that I am into week 4 I have not noticed any difference at all in the appearance of my fine lines. I have been using this morning and night daily. I do however like the consistency that it can be worn under makeup.

I recently tried a sample of this product, but I used it all over my face and not just under my eyes because I wanted to see how my sensitive skin would react to vitamin C. My skin felt slightly warm upon application, but that sensation quickly dissipated, and it felt fine. Redermic for Eyes has a nice smooth silicony texture and is fragrance free, but it has alcohol, which I try to avoid in my skincare products. More disturbingly, this product oxidized and turned yellow (even though it started out white) where it wasn't well covered by sunscreen, such as along my hair line. I don't expect to repurchase this particular product, but I am considering trying Biomedic Potent-C whenever I can afford to purchase. it.
Ingredients: Water, Glycerin, Cyclopentasiloxane, Ascorbic Acid, Propylene Glycol, Isohexadecane, Silica, PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Alochol Denat., Nylon-12, Potassium Hydroxide, Sodium Styrene/MA Copolymer, Madecassoside, Sodium Hyaluronate, Disodium EDTA, Acrylates Copolymer, Tocopherol, Isobutane, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Benzoate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben. continued >>