Eye Creams A Waste Of Money?

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Heather R.

Apr 12, 2013

Heather R.

I heard that eye creams are a waste of money you pay twice as much for little jar then face creams they got same stuff inside it as face creams are less what do you think?

Caitlyn B.

Apr 12, 2013

Caitlyn B.

Not a waste. I was using a face cream all over and my eye area was in horrible condition. I gave in and got a cream specifically for eyes, and now it's 100x better.

Jaye R.

Apr 12, 2013

Jaye R.

Caitlyn, what cream did you use? I used to like the burts bees radiance because it seemed to help the dark circles but after awhile I started to believe the difference I noticed was really a result of lifestyle change..

Caitlyn B.

Apr 12, 2013

Caitlyn B.

I started using one in a little white tub by loreal. I believe it's called eye defense.

Shelley W.

Apr 12, 2013

Shelley W.

I don't find it to be a waste. Without it my lids would be a wreck. Plus, facial creams, at least some, are too rich to apply in the eye area.

Tianna G.

Apr 12, 2013

Tianna G.

The skin around your eye area is delicate compared to the rest of your face. Eye creams or gels are formulated specifically for the eye area. I've used an eye cream of some sort since my early 20s and I going to be 30 this year , I have no wrinkles... I also notice if I don't use my eye cream my dark circles come back. If you have dark circles look for an eye cream with caffeine in it, it helps with circulation which fades the dark circles.

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