L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect Golden Age Eye Cream Reviews

I was keen to try this product as soon as it arrived but I had difficulty getting the product out of its packaging. The box and product are both square, leaving very little room to for fingers around the container to lift it from its box. I turned it upside down hoping it would slide out but due to sticking agent on the bottom of the box, this didn't happen. With arthritic fingers I struggled to maintain enough grip to free the product from the packaging. Finally I ripped the box open to free its contents. The product itself is small but due to the squared shape I found it easy to unscrew the lid so I like the container shape. I found the product easy to apply, a little goes a long way and seemed to absorb quickly without feeling greasy. My skin instantly appeared fresher with a nice glow and seemed less tired looking. I applied the product each morning and was pleased to see that the results were still evident later that evening and still fresh looking without makeup. I am happy to continue using this product.

When I first tried the Age Perfect range at the start of the year, I really like it, but felt that it was missing something by not having an eye cream. Glad to say they now have one and I was pleased to trial it.

The cream looks just like the day cream with the rosy pigment, is feels creamy and luxurious without feeling greasy. It is easy to use around the delicate eye area, doesn't feel dry, it just glides on, and as I say, does not feel heavy or greasy.

In the time that I have used it I cannot say that I can tell a huge difference, however it has only been a couple of weeks, and I certainly do not have any dry papery skin around my eyes.

I would not use it during the day in the summer as I find that in the heat eye creams tend to make my eye make up smudge - even the un-smudgable, but love wearing it in the harsh cold winter.

I would definitely recommend this little pot of luxury, I will certainly be adding this product to my regular skincare regime.

I was fortunate to be part of the trial for this cream in conjunction with the matching day cream. Like the day cream it has a pleasant and quite subtle perfume and is tinted a pretty pink but it is, as one would expect, a much lighter texture.

At 84, and having been a very erratic user of eye creams during my lifetime, I was not anticipating any miracles but have been impressed that my eye area has looked quite perceptibly brighter since I have been using this just once a day.It is very easy to use -absorbs quickly leaving no sticky feel - and a very little goes a long way.

After some days in hospital - when skin care was the least of my concerns - my eyelids became very noticeably dry but, afterwards, within a day or two normal softness returned. I am lucky enough to not be afflicted with baggy eyes so cannot comment as to any effectiveness for this - but mildly dark circles do seem to have diminished - to the extent that I only use a concealer when I am going out and actually going to wear some makeup.

The Age Perfect Golden Age Eye Cream claims to correct dark circles and is ideal for very mature and dull skin. I was given the opportunity to trial this together with the Day Cream at age 50. The eye cream itself is lightly fragranced and there was no irritation to the sensitive skin around my eyes on application. The cream has a rosy, shimmery look to it. It aims at creating a healthy glow and I found it to be successful in that respect. I haven't noticed a reduction in the dark circles under my eyes, but maybe I just haven't used it long enough. It doesn't make any difference to that in the short term. I had no issues applying eye makeup over this - most probably because it absorbs instantly and beautifully. I used this in conjunction with the day cream and found that the products complement each other. I will recommend this to others and will consider repurchasing.

The eye cream comes in a 15ml jar which is attractively packaged with a rosy coloured glass bottom and a gold twist top. From the first time I used it I instantly noticed the big white circles I have around my eyes disappear. The creme has a lovely consistency which is easy to apply and carefully blend. The instructions for use state to apply both under the eye and above including the eye lids, however I found that when I used on my eyelids and in the eye contour within a short time my eyes were stinging and watering so I just used below my eyes. Over time I felt a prolonged tightening of the skin and a smoother appearance to the skin under my eyes. As each day passes the under eye area appears to be getting stronger and less puffy which is great news.

L'Oreal Rosy Radiant Eye Care was an exciting test for me as I am aware my eyes tell tales. The cute pot with its golden lid housed a deliciously fragrant cream, perfect consistency for a finger dob in the eye area, and a natural colour which did not change skin tone noticeably. i used this morning and night in tandem with its big sister Rosy De-Densifying Cream.

Yes, I do have dark circles! However, little Rosy did not fade those, rather she temporarily helped until her goodness soaked into my skin. She did seem to lift the eyelid brightness though.

I think Rosy's big sister product would equally do this job and of course it is more convenient to have one product rather than two.

I was surprised to be asked to review this product, as it is aimed at the 60 plus market (and I am 'only' 50). But I think providing any extra moisture to the eye area is all good, and I am happy to provide this review based on my findings.

Marketed as an eye cream for very mature and dull skin (in conjunction with the day cream I have reviewed elsewhere), this eye cream claims to help with Anti-sagging and corrects stubborn dark circles with the help of calcium B5 and peony extract.

Even with the "strength" of a 50 year old, I found the pot very hard to pull out of the packaging - super duper glue was used - so a 60 plus should make sure they have had their weetbix before hand.

The cream has a rosy pink colour to it. It is light and easy to pat around the eye contour and on the eye lids. Caution is always needed in these areas, but not toxic smelling or feeling at all - definitely doesn't make your eyes water and I guess this is because it is Ophthalmologically Tested. I was always taught to pat your eye cream in (rather than rubbing or smoothing) so I did this. I found the pink colour was unforgiving if the eye cream was not fully absorbed into the skin.

Although I don't (yet?) have issues of sagging and don't suffer from dark circles under my eyes, L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect Golden Age Eye Cream has moisturised this delicate area and I do believe there is a new plumpness as a result of the extra moisture.

Personally I would choose a white cream from L'Oreal over this rosy one though.