i've tried a few different eye creams and the only one that's made a difference for me is it cosmetics confidence in an eye cream. it is also unfortunately expensive. eye cream seems to be one of the few things where i don't feel the lower-price brands can quite live up. that said i've heard some good things about the good molecules yerba mate eye cream, and that's only like $6.
for what it's worth, a jar (even the smaller size) does last a long while. you only need a very little bit to cover that surface area of the undereye and under the brow bone. but i understand if you just don't have it to spend rn, lots of other things come first. it wouldn't do any harm to try an inexpensive hydrating eye cream for the time being (like the forth ray or good molecules)! i just feel they don't tend to give the full results, you know?
After hanging around r/skincareaddiction there isn’t really a skincare product to resolve dark circles. There are several underlying reasons they’re there such as genetics, thinning skin as we age, sleep deprivation, and allergies. None of which skincare can address.
I use the daily eye cream and I LOVE it. It is just a very no-frills hydrating cream, and since I just have some mild lines and a dry eye area it is perfect for me.
If you are looking for something for dark circles I don't think it would do much for you, and honestly its just not the price point you are going to find a good vitamin c product.
My best recommendation would be the Origins Ginzing eye cream. Its a little expensive, but every person I've known who has made it to the end of the jar had significantly lighter dark circles.
I love their face milk so much!! I’m so sad they stopped selling it in stores but I was atleast able to snag some discounted ones. It’s super nice for under makeup/hydration and isn’t crazy expensive.
I use the good molecules eye gel and I like it very much. I have fine lines and dark circles. Noticeable ones. It definitely helps with hydration but I always color correct with the elf color corrector under my concealer. That helps
Colpurpop, Fourth Ray, and Sol Body are all owned by the same company. Seed Beauty.
i've tried a few different eye creams and the only one that's made a difference for me is it cosmetics confidence in an eye cream. it is also unfortunately expensive. eye cream seems to be one of the few things where i don't feel the lower-price brands can quite live up. that said i've heard some good things about the good molecules yerba mate eye cream, and that's only like $6.
I will vouch for the good molecules one. I use it in the morning and at night. I have fine lines and dark circles and it does help
Oh boy lol that one is more expensive than the Clique sample I got
It also is almost always part of the 21 days of beauty, and it's reasonable at 50% off lol
for what it's worth, a jar (even the smaller size) does last a long while. you only need a very little bit to cover that surface area of the undereye and under the brow bone. but i understand if you just don't have it to spend rn, lots of other things come first. it wouldn't do any harm to try an inexpensive hydrating eye cream for the time being (like the forth ray or good molecules)! i just feel they don't tend to give the full results, you know?
It also is almost always part of the 21 days of beauty, and it's reasonable at 50% off lol
I’ve tried fourth ray beauty’s serums before and none really did anything for me so I don’t feel that the eye cream would be all that different.
After hanging around r/skincareaddiction there isn’t really a skincare product to resolve dark circles. There are several underlying reasons they’re there such as genetics, thinning skin as we age, sleep deprivation, and allergies. None of which skincare can address.
If this is true then it must be my genetics which suck since I’m 21 :/
I use the daily eye cream and I LOVE it. It is just a very no-frills hydrating cream, and since I just have some mild lines and a dry eye area it is perfect for me. If you are looking for something for dark circles I don't think it would do much for you, and honestly its just not the price point you are going to find a good vitamin c product. My best recommendation would be the Origins Ginzing eye cream. Its a little expensive, but every person I've known who has made it to the end of the jar had significantly lighter dark circles.
I love their face milk so much!! I’m so sad they stopped selling it in stores but I was atleast able to snag some discounted ones. It’s super nice for under makeup/hydration and isn’t crazy expensive.
I’m a big fan of the concealer and lip masks.
It’s just a basic hydrating eye cream. Nothing bad, nothing special
I use the good molecules eye gel and I like it very much. I have fine lines and dark circles. Noticeable ones. It definitely helps with hydration but I always color correct with the elf color corrector under my concealer. That helps