Eye Cream for Dark Circles and Puffiness, Under Eye Cream for Wrinkles and Bags, Anti Aging - helps Improve Dryness; for Sensitive Skin - 1.7 oz - Made in USA

My mom purchased this as an eye cream and didn't like the smell, she thought it had gone bad and contacted the company and they sent her a new one, which smelled the same. So she asked me do you want these? I wanted to say no, because I haven't really used eye cream and generally doing like it. But two full bottles?? So I tried it. And sold for life! So kudos to the company for being so good, they got a customer who had purchased this for years and many bottles!! I have dry but acne prone skin (almost 40 but yep, still getting break outs like a teenager!) This eye cream I have used as a whole face moisturizer and it's amazing. It really moisturizes but doesn't leave me clogged or greasy. It's absolutely amazing, I use rentinols and glycolic, but I have for years (again, acne) and I feel like I look younger now than I did in my 20s. My skin looks great and youthful! I don't use primarily around my eyes but most eye creams burn or irritate and this one does not! I keep a few bottles around at all times because I have tried using other moisturizers I used to use while I was waiting for a delivery and I just can't go back. This is perfect. As for the smell, I don't smell anything, it's a very light natural scent and my mom is crazy! 😂 The pump is a little aggressive, even with me using on my whole face, it pumps out too much, but I've got a hang of it now and it's fine. Only complaint I have is you have no way to tell really when it's low so one day it is just not pumping and it always leaves me a little shell-shocked (which is also why I keep more around but has been the reason I ran out because you don't really realize it's running low until it's out!) However, it's absolutely amazing, if you haven't, order it! 🤍

I’ve been using this for a couple years now and I love it. It’s lightweight it absorbs easily and you only have to use a little bit.

Yes, this is a good moisturizer, but it does not blend well with my foundation makeup. It is great as a night-time moisturizer, but I need an eye moisturizer that can do it all--AM and PM. It must be able to act as a base for my foundation. This LilyAna Naturals rolled up into numerous little "pills" all over my eyes when I attempted to apply my foundation on top of it. I had to completely wash everything off and start over with a different moisturizer around my eyes. I will not purchase it again.

Update: 6/23 It's been almost a week since I added extra jojoba oil to my eye routine (vitamin C, jojoba oil, eye cream, retinoid. I sort of gave up on using the face cream since it seems like it's too thin plus the combination of retinoid and face cream on my neck gave me rash). I'm happy to say that it helps a lot! My under eyes (fine lines and tiredness) seemed to be improving overnight after using the combination of vitamin C, a tiny drop of jojoba oil, eye cream, and retinoid. It might be because the skin under my eyes is way too dry compared to the rest of my face? Remember, when putting every single item that a little bit goes a long way. I just used a super tiny drop of jojoba oil on my ring finger, which normally enough for both eyes and start dabbing. The key is layering. Dab each product on your skin lightly, let it absorb for a few minutes before going to the next product. Just think of it as painting. You wouldn't want to start a new fresh paint on top of a wet paint, would you? CS was really excellent in getting back to me for a full refund. I did email them for a full refund but also mentioned that I was very conflicted about it so I'll leave it up to them if they want to refund it or not =) It's been exactly a month since I received the eye cream, retinoid, and face cream that I feel good to write a review. This review is based on just the eye cream and I will do a separate review on the other two (Update: Seems like I can't do a separate review on their retinoid and face cream. Oh wells...) A little background about my skin, it's very oily, has some hormonal acne, and I'm approaching late 30's. For almost a year I've been trying to switch all of my face products to a more natural kind by using Tea Tree Oil Face Wash, alcohol free toner, vitamin C serum, and a concoction of 6 drops of jojoba oil, 4 drops of rosehip seed oil, and 4 drops of tea tree oil. Unfortunately, it's not enough for my stubborn hormonal acne and I'm sick of looking like I just hit puberty. So, I stumble upon this brand and it piques my interest. 3,000+ mostly positive reviews and I thought why not? I love the cute packaging and the fact that it's air pump so the cream will stay clean. Be gentle when dispensing it as you can easily dispense too much. I use this three times a day: morning before work, evening after work, and at night before bedtime. I washed my face (this time with face wash with some salicylic acid per doctor's instruction), toner, and vitamin C serum. I put three dots of the eye cream under my eyes, two dots on my eyelids, and start to dab. The cream is pretty light and it absorbs quickly without leaving any greasy feeling. I was excited to see the result so I used this religiously and a month later I'm sad to say that I don't see any result. The lines under my eyes are still there, and somehow my BB cream went cakey when used over it. Last night I tried a dab of jojoba oil on each eye, dab the eye cream over it when it's dry, and went to bed. This morning, I'm happy to report that I saw a significant improvement! The lines under my eyes were significantly reduced and my eyes looked plumper. I'll try it again later and maybe write an updated review on this new method. I'm honestly torn about this cream. Do I love it? Meh. Do I hate it? No. Am I going to buy it again? Meh. We'll see what happen after this bottle but my point is, I shouldn't have to add extra product to see it working.

I am 33, had a baby right before I turned 31, prior to that I had cystic type acne all my life that I never grew out of, then got acne in places I never had it before when I was pregnant, and let's face it: growing a baby does stuff to your body, some stuff you never come back from, and I stayed pretty hormonally imbalanced for a long time. I'm very fair skinned, and every pimple (popped or unpopped) left a lasting pink scar on my face, requiring concealer months long after it's official departure. A reminder of the pimple that had been/had almost been that needed to be hidden as more approached. I'd used the classic proactiv with the best results for years and years, and went right back to that with the same results of "it's not 100%, but it's better than everything else." And on top of it, I have always had an incredibly oily face and scalp. My mother first suggested something with hyaluronic acid, and that was becoming increasingly popular while I was pregnant and was not supposed to use it, so I didn't give it another thought. But with my boy about to be turning 2, and my skin still so confused, I figured I'd give it a shot. I read outstanding reviews of this stuff, and figured I'd give it a shot. I got the serum, and the hyaluronic acid moisturizer, and got the regular face cream and eye cream in case my skin got dry. I just read a bunch of people talking about how the first week or two you use it, it can cause dryness and some peeling, so I figured I should have some of the basic stuff, too. I don't know if it's just that my skin was used to the harshness of benzoyl peroxide on the regular, or that I'm SO greasy, but I didn't experience any of the dryness, redness, or irritation that a lot of people report the first couple weeks. And I really went balls to the wall with this, and cut the proactiv out completely. Scary prospect for me. But no joke, just using the serum and the hyaluronic acid moisturizer every day, within a few days my skin calmed down a massive amount. The moisturizer is a little on the heavy side (although I used it pretty liberally) and is a little heavy for use under makeup if you're heavy handed like me, but I'd still put some on, let it soak in awhile, and just wipe my face down real quick with a cleansing cloth, and it was all good. By the end of the first week, I'd had no new pimples, and noticed dramatic lightening in the marks from old pimples, along with a generally more even skin tone, and my face felt smoother, softer, calmer, and looked it, too. I have not turned back. The best part is that my skin is also not as greasy as it was before, and I have FINALLY found a moisturizer that doesn't make me break out worse. And my skin just soaks up that serum, and that stuff is AMAZING.

I absolutely do not recommend this product. I got it about a week ago & used it for the first time a few days ago. It was fine the first night but the next day when I woke up first thing I noticed in the mirror was that my eyes were red and super puffy! Like I had been crying all night. I didn’t think anything of it, and used it again at night the second day, the next day on day 3 my eyes were red and puffy again and as the day went on the corner of my eyes started to itch slowly like crazy. At first I thought it was pink eye but definitely not pink eye. It was the outer corner of my eyes, they started to feel super itchy when they were dry and there was this weird bumpy texture under my water line and the corners. I stopped using it and kept putting aquaphor on it all day and tried to not scratch it. I did that for 2 days and it started to get better, then tonight I got to thinking what could have been causing this, it wasn’t that hard to put 2 & 2 together because the only new thing I started using was this eye cream. And once I stopped using it, the itch & redness started to go away. And that’s when I hopped on and read the reviews on it, there are a lot of gals who reported similar problems with this eye cream. I’m so mad I should have read all the good and bad reviews first bc it is pricey. So in my opinion, do not buy! Don’t risk this causing irritation and weird texture around your eyes! & if you accidentally get to close to your water line it does sting as well! I Inserted a video and a picture, hopefully it uploads in good quality so you can see the redness, the weird bumps/texture and how itchy it can get

LilyAna Naturals Eye Cream helps reduce dark circles, puffiness, and fine lines. It’s gentle, hydrating, and absorbs quickly, leaving the under-eye area refreshed and smooth. A great addition to any daily skincare routine. So easy to use. Effective I sooo Love it bought the 3 pcs plus one alone that how much I love it!

I recently had an awful first experience buying an eye cream (FAB's 5-in-1) that caused a burning sensation & tears. On my second attempt, I figured I'd do a tad more research by searching for 'eye cream' on Amazon & sorting the results by average customer review. That's how I discovered this product, and for good reason. I'm 30/F & I've been using this product for two weeks (applying AM & PM). Regarding application, it goes on well: it doesn't feel tacky or wet, it spreads easily, & it sinks in faster than any face moisturizer I've ever used. Even if/when you get it in your eyes by accident, it doesn't irritate the area for me (just blink it out). I'm pretty sure the darkness under/around my eyes have diminished considerably, but the way I can really tell there's been an improvement is that when I idly rub my eyes during the day, I've actively noticed (with surprise - I wasn't expecting this effect) the skin feels firmer & less thin/papery than it normally does: it doesn't 'give' as much as it used to when I press on/around the area. That's a huge deal to me - it's such an obvious indication that this stuff is working super well in improving the health of the skin around my eyes & preventing aging effects: exactly what I was looking for (what I think most of us are looking for) in an eye cream. Before applying, I use Cosrx's Snail Essence around the eyes. I've been using that product for a month though & I didn't start noticing these positive effects on my eye area until I started using this eye cream with it. Admittedly, essences usually work best when you can 'lock' them in with a moisturizer so this may be the result of combining these two products, but personally I think this eye cream is the stand-out star product here. I intend to repurchase this product once I'm done with it, I've recommended this product to friends/family already, and on my next skincare haul I'll probably try out their Vitamin C serum.