USDA Organic Eye Moisturizer Cream - Under Eye Balm for Puffiness & Lines | Rejuvenating Care for Tired Eyes, Eyelids & Sensitive Skin - Helps Nourish & Repair With Skin Superfoods - Made in USA

Wow. This is exactly what I needed. Since there are a million different eye creams out there (and I relied heavily on reviews to choose this one) I am writing a detailed review to help anyone that was in my boat. Ok. I'm 45 (will be 46 next month) and for the last year or so, I've noticed that my eyes get VERY dry (to the point that the skin around them will actually crack, and my eyelids no longer "look like me"). I've tried many eye creams... some made my eyes sting, some felt good initially and then as soon as the skin soaked it up, went back to their painfully, dry state. Nothing really solved my problem. Recently, I was on a 3-day trip and my eyes really acted up. I looked about 20 years older because the skin was so dry, the creases in my eyes really looked horrible. So, as soon as I got home I started reading eye cream reviews... a zillion of them... I chose this one because people kept saying it was really thick and non-irritating. And, it was only $14. I thought, why not? As soon as I applied it, my eyes felt SO MUCH BETTER. And, stayed that way. Yes, it does have a greasy feeling... but you know what, my eyes don't hurt anymore, so bring on the grease! I have sensitive skin and felt no stinging whatsoever. A little goes a long way... I feel like this jar will last a long time (and yet, I still ordered a second one the next day. You know when you find a product you love and then go back to buy it again and it's gone? That's not happening to me. I'm stacking up! This stuff is that good! At least for my skin problems). Now, it's not for everyone. Maybe a little too thick if you're eyes already have a decent hydration. Mine didn't and this was perfect. Oh, and as an added bonus, my under-eye area is less puffy. So... thank you to the people who made this product and for a price point I could afford!

While looking for a remedy to keep my eyes well. I read the reviews , and sombody wrote that it works. So, yes, reviews are important. Following the advice I wnet ahead and ordered it. I have already bought it several times and delighted with the results. So much so, that I subscribed to be sent to me often because I don't want to be without it because it is very effective: it does help to keep the skin under the eyes elastic and nice. The advice of that reviewer was to not use it during the day because it is shiny. Yes it is but that doesn't matter to me because I am mostly at home - so I use when I want. So to summarize: it nice when applied, it works and it last a long time, so value is a given. Finally, the skin stays quite soft after applying and you don't need to use a big quantity just enough to cover the eyes. Try it at least once and then decide.

I have been on the hunt for a decent eye cream that doesn't sting my eyes. I don't have dark circles or much puffiness, just some wrinkles that have developed over the last 5 years or so (I am 49). I have done a good job at avoiding the common culprits like smoking and UV damage. Still, age comes on. This is a good potion, very thick, but that means it will stay where you apply it. This soothes and smooths the eye area and provides excellent hydration with zero irritation. Which is exactly what I have been searching for. The eye potions I have tried include Burt's Bees, Garnier in the red jar, Roc Retinol, Cerave eye cream, and a few others from here on Amazon. Most have irritated my eyes. I am currently using Truskin Naturals eye cream and it is very good. I will give this a go for a couple of weeks to see if this can match or beat it, as the quantity for the price is much better. Will return to update this review. UPDATE: I use the TruSkin eye gel in the morning and this at night. I don't mind the greasiness of this when I go to bed, but this would not work under makeup for mornings. I have also decided to use this on my arms in conjunction with Teddie's Organic Rosehip Oil for some pink skin from my derm using liquid nitrogen on about 75 actinic keratoses on my arms. My arms are now a mess with pink raw spots so I am going to baby them for six months with these two products to help them heal. Honestly I would use this in any wound healing therapy for softening scabs and keeping new healing skin moist rather than icky Aquaphor it has so many great ingredients. Calendula (marigold extract) is a known wound healing agent. Wish me luck!

Every product that I try from this company I fall in love with. I am currently hooked on the vitamin C face cream so I decided to try this eye cream. It is less like a cream and more like Vaseline in appearance. Consistency is oily yet light, and extremely moisturizing. It fully penetrates the skin and has left my undereye area bright and supple with zero residue left over in the morning (one of the things I look for). Again, this is light but definitely an overnight cream as it takes a while to fully sink in, and very little goes a LONG way. I find those who complain about these types of “creams” don’t really understand how beneficial pure butters and oils are for our skin. Most creams that have a luxurious creamy consistency are filled with chemicals and fillers that you really don’t want to put on your skin. This is the real deal! I don’t mind the oiliness at all because I know it’s what will be the most moisturizing. I love ERA organics and the quality products they’ve put on the market. These have quickly turned into my holy grail skincare products and I would recommend them a thousand times over! Note: I suffer from milia (tiny, hard white bumps under my eyes) that forms within a day of applying eye cream, so finding a good cream with good ingredients that doesn’t cause milia has been nearly impossible. I have been using this consistently since I received it some days ago and it has not caused any bumps to form! Very pleased to say the least. Keep up the awesomeness ERA organics! Much love from california <3

Hab 3x die gleiche Creme bestellt, aber leider ist eine davon falsch.