L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Eye Filler Review

One of my favourite things about L'Oreal is they always do luxe packaging. The L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Eye Filler comes in a standard tube with a metal double-sided applicator which is nice to use. The cream is light and would be my least favourite out of all the L'Oreal eye creams I have used over the years. As with the other products in this range, it didn't feel nourishing and I had breakouts even in the corners of my outer eyes. I certainly didn't experience the promised filling of tear hollows, soothed crow's feet or any form of eye transformation.

I had very high expectation on this , but it does not do anything to me from my point of view, the conssitency is not that light and liquid ,but its not moisturising the eye area at all ,the lines are still there , dark circles not reduced a little bit ,and its a little bit sting to eyes as well .

I've been using this product for approx 3 weeks after managing to get a spot on the trial team for this regime.

It comes in a very dinky tube that has a smooth rounded edge metal applicator to apply the eye cream around your eye area without pulling and tugging the delicate skin around your eyes with your fingers. It gives a nice massage-like feel to the application. I also like the fact I'm not dipping my fingers into the jar.

The cream is quite heavy and does take a little while to absorb into the skin so I find I prefer to use at it night only. I'm a bit rushed in the morning to wait around. This cream has no discernable smell that I can detect which I think is very important in an eye cream. I've had problems in that respect before with irritation but haven't found any issues with this formulation.

I'm not convinced this eye cream is any better than anything else I've tried. I've noticed a very small reduction in under-eye crinkles but probably not enough to repurchase with the price being around $45.00.