I got this eye cream in the Staff Picks BBBE and I was keen to try it as I'd heard other people say they liked it, and I knew it was pretty pricey.
It comes in a cute white cardboard box with a pink lid and Dr Lewinns branding - attractive and pretty. Inside, a surprisingly small, white, pot holds the actual product.
The product itself is more gel-like and less of a cream. It is kind of silky-shiny-simmery-transparent all at the same time.
Once applied, it is refreshingly cool and absorbs very quickly. I really like the initial cool feeling. I have to say though, after using it for a while, I haven't really noticed any difference in my eyes. I really wanted to, and hoped I would, but I really can't see any changes. It hasn't reduced/revived any lines nor reduced any puffiness, nor firmed anything, as the product claims to do, so apart from enjoying the cooling feeling when the product is applied, it hasn't impressed me.
The instructions say to use sparingly and I have, so the pot will last for ages, but that's not really a bonus if it isn't doing anything. It has Vitamin A and collagen and elastin, so I thought it would do something - maybe it takes a lot longer than a few weeks to notice a difference or maybe it just doesn't work so well for more mature skin. Either way, I'll use it to the end of the pot, but I won't be repurchasing it.
I'm not too sure where I came across this and it's the only Dr Lewinns product I have ever used. I can't see me trying anything in their range after this either I'm afraid.
The eye cream is nicely presented in a white pot with a screw off lid and the gel inside is very holo and looks amazing, with a very pleasant faint scent to it. It's very easy to apply and for me, I find it takes a few minutes to absorb. I've used this for about 3-4 weeks but am yet to notice any type of improvements or hydration at all, my skin is 42 years old and I really need the hydration, which this just doesn't give me. The killer for me has been the way it stings my eyes after application. When I use it I need to stand there or go and lie down and close my eyes for a few minutes while it absorbs. I'm really not sure what could be in it that I react to as it doesn't have the smell you would associate with a product that would sting. My eyes aren't particularly sensitive as far as I know and I have even tried going a lot further out from my eyes but it's still the same.
I'm actually at the point now where I'm just going to dispose of it as I can't take the stinging anymore.
Tips: Be wary if you have sensitive eyes.