ELEMISPro-Collagen Vitality Eye Cream 15ml, Restorative Eye Cream To Firm, Replenish & Smooth Skin

I love this cream. I have been using this for many years and get compliments that i look good for my age,all due to using this cream

Hesitate to review this because the price is already high enough, but..... this stuff is great! I have super sensitive eyes so can't use most lotions, even the other Elemis products. But this doesn't bother my eyes at all! Started using it only for eyes but now I use it on my whole face and neck. It feels great and isn't greasy. No real scent. Some reviews say it sort of pills up so difficult to use make up over. Trick is to apply and rub in lightly - then stop and let it absorb. Maybe 10 mins later you can touch and/or apply make up with no problem. One container will last me about 3 months. If I applied it every day it would probably last 1.5 months. Spendy but worth it to me!

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I love this eye cream! I have seen less puffy bags under my eyes and the longer I use it the it just keeps getting better.

I use the eye cream. Learned about the product on a Princess Cruise, smooth cream , use very little and feels wonderful on your skin

This is the Elemis eye cream made in England. It comes in a nice little frosted glass jar. Small is the optimum word. You don’t get much with this but you really don’t need to use much.On the whole, this is a very pricey product with no scent that I can tell. It’s rather thick with may mean contains Shea butter and I was correct. It is greasy and oily to the touch. However, it did absorb rather quickly to a nice matte finish. I don’t mind Shea butter being in it as Shea butter doesn’t clog the pores.It usually adds thickness to the cream and does help it on out as far as moisturizing. However, it’s not that expensive an ingredient. Not sure how they can justify charging the price they do adding this and another ingredient or two that you can buy in the food isle at any grocery store for around five bucks per a large bottle.First I thought they didn’t list the ingredients on the bottle. It’s just that they printed it on the bottom of the box in very, very fine print. This brings me to the next issue. The product description page state it’s formulated with a few ingredients that aren’t listed on the box. They must have changed the formulation but not bothered to change the listing.That’s concerning. There is no Hawthorne in it that I can tell unless they list it under some strange botanical name which would be inconsistent as they list other ingredients that have a botanical name and common one by both names.The main reason it’s concerning that they didn’t update the product ingredient list is some skin care ingredients can cause allergic reactions. Another reason to update it is the first time around you may absolutely love it. Then the second time you buy it, it’s changed and not as magical.This is rather thick as stated and goes on smoothly, absorbing fairly quickly. I believe it performs as advertised to minimize fine links and promote smooth skin under the eye area. I think it would work well as a facial moisturizer as a whole if it weren’t for the high price of it. For this being so pricey, I would expect the ingredient list on both the product and product page to match and be consistent when it does not at this time.

Hard to find an eye cream that doesn’t bother my eyes but this one doesn’t. Helps my drooping eyelids a lot. Evaporates into the skin so no residue. It’s expensive but the best one I’ve found. It takes just a little so the jar lasts me about 6 months

This feels really nice on your face but does nothing for your face.Too expensive.