MylanseaBrightening Vitamin C Eye Gel Cream for Dark Circles & Puffiness, Eye Cream to Help Reduce Fine Lines & Crow's Feet, Boost Hydrating Under Eye Treatment with Hyaluronic Acid & Peptides

Star Ingredients: Glycerine, Peptides, Hyaluronic-acid, Collagen, Vitamin-C and NiacinamideThis pretty eye cream has a consistency of a lightweight gel. It does not feel heavy or greasy, and absorbs quickly. Its moisturizing properties smooth wrinkles and fine lines.My eyes have been puffy and dark due to lack of sleep. Staying up at night with my 3 month young baby will do that to you! After a couple of weeks- I noticed visible improvement in puffiness and it helped to curb the darkness to some extent.This gel cream is budget friendly and great for sensitive eyes (fragrance-free).Some benefits of using Vitamin C in your eye cream- is that it can help to thicken the delicate under-eye area and help to cover some of the discoloration. It is a great collagen booster!This seems more like a nice eye serum for me. I prefer my eye creams on the creamy/thick side.

I use this product for my dark circles under my eyes. It did help somewat but I noticed if I stopped using it, it will come back.

I do use it every single night ,I can’t really say if I can really notice a difference aside from the actual smoothness of the skin around my eyes. My eye concealer goes on 5 times smoother and once I’ve applied all of my make up I turn my mirror over to the 10x magnification and I don’t see my make blotchy how it used to be before I started using this product and I noticed that in less than a week .It makes my skin super smooth sort of like a primer I wish it was a bit cheaper because they’re so many other products that do the same but for a cheaper price also I can’t smell a scent at all not complaining about that.

I love this eye cream! It reduces my appearance of bags especially on days I am tired. I have chronic dark under eyes and they aren’t gone, but they look better when I wear this and it layers well under makeup. It dries down pretty quickly and gets matte instead of staying slick, making it perfect for day use. When I use this consistently I notice a slight improvement in the smoothness under my eyes. Would recommend.

I deal I get alot for my money, a little goes a long way. Been using it for about a month now and live the glow around my eyes.

I like this eye cream a lot! It's more like a gel but I've definitely noticed a brightening effect under my eyes. Doesn't irritate my skin

It goes on smooth and doesn't leave any residue nor does it feel sticky. I just started using it so I can't speak to whether it works or not but my skin does feel more hydrated and plump where I applied this stuff.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm not sure what to make of this anti-aging eye gel in the long run other than it's made many claims that it may not be able to deliver.Pretty package with a faux crystal cap is very appealing, and the tube contains an unusual quantity of 1 oz, rather than the typical .5 oz. The tube is totally full, unlike many recent Korean tubes of eye creams that are mostly flattened and only partially full. For such a low price, this one is supposedly packed with Vitamin C , Hyaluronic Acid, and several peptides (the last two ingredients are key in firming the skin). The gel makes numerous anti-aging claims including smoothing and firming, but there's also a serious warning about keeping it out of the eyes, which is hard to do with any eye cream, day or night (especially while sleeping). After careful application,a huge developed on the side of one eye afterwards and I removed the product. After the hive healed, I retested the gel and there were no more hives, or redness. I've also been comparing the gel's effects with it on one eye, and a very effective cream with similar claims on the other eye. So far, this cream appears to do nothing, not even moisturize the eye area. There's some puffiness/swelling from fluid retention (possibly allergic reaction to ingredients), but no redness yet.I honestly don't know what to make of the ingredients or the gel's effectiveness. The inexpensive price might be a good indicator of cheap ingredients that won't have any or much effect, despite claims. I'm not thrilled with the results, and it might require a longer test period to determine any worthwhile, long-term effects. However, I don't think it's a good product for my skin. It may be cheap and plentiful, but that's about all it is in my experience. If anything changes either way, I will update this review.