Radiate + Revive Hydrating Eye Cream- Rejuvenate Tired Eyes w/Algae to help Sagging, Hollowing, & Wrinkles- Lift Eyes, Firm Skin, Plump Complexion w/Antioxidants and Pearl Powder

* Beverly Hills MD Radiate + Revive Hydrating Eye Cream- Rejuvenate Tired Eyes w/Algae to help Sagging, Hollowing, & Wrinkles- Lift Eyes, Firm Skin, Plump Complexion w/Antioxidants and Pearl Powder*I didn’t initially notice the “Pearl Powder” in the description and was a bit surprised after applying the first time. Not something I would use daily but it’s a great option if you regularly use makeup or foundation and add highlighter. I’ve used it prior to foundation and it adds a nice glow. Very moisturizing.

I thought this Beverly Hills MD Radiate + Revive Hydrating Eye Cream would be like other brands of eye cream and would disappear/be soaked in the skin with patting or circling motion, and would leave a pair of revitalized and dewy eyes from the bottom of the skin. However, this is not. I was surprised that there are some "pearl/glitter" things mixed in the eye cream. I thought it would be fine and should be melted in the skin after a few patting motions, just like some of the other brands of cream/serum with the same skin of glitter. Obviously, NO!!! Those pearl/glitter things were not gone and the cream was not absorbed into the skin and became flaky sticking on the skin of the eye area. The worst thing is the flaky thing gumming up together after I applied the sunblock and primer, the glitter disappeared though!! I cannot believe that this is the result of what a pricey eye cream would have! Knowing what I know now, I am a bit disappointed and would not recommend this product.

I have been using this eye cream for almost two months now. I feel like it has made a difference for under my eyes. I've noticed that I haven't been reaching for the eye cream as much now, because under my eyes are looking brighter and firm.My only complaint is that it is very thick and creamy. You only need a very small amount. If you apply too much, there is residue that you can feel and see. It dries on your skin fast, so you need to apply it quickly.There is not a strong scent to it, and it has not irritated my skin.I feel it is worth the money if you can afford it. It is a small container, but you only need very small amounts to apply under your eyes.

This is super thin, lightweight, creamy, and smooth. It just absorbs so easily on the skin, it's not greasy or drying. It's very hydrating and moisturizing, absolutely recommend this cream. It smells nice, nothing strong. Only issue is that you can see the bottle isn't filled up all the way! A little expensive but the quality is impressive

My September 2023 order of ‘Beverly Hills MD Radiate + Revive Hydrating Eye Cream, 1.0 fl. oz.’ arrived in a sticker-sealed paperboard box (adequate consumer protection). The cream itself is in a nice glass jar with a plastic lid. I’m unsure as to whether an expiration date is provided — there is a code on the box and jar (51023D) but there is no way to know if this is an expiration date or a batch code. The box does show the standard ’12M’ symbol which indicates the cream expires 12 months after initial opening. Finally, the box indicates ‘Manufactured in USA with Domestic and Imported Components’.The eye cream is fairly thick and a bit sticky. The Suggested Use instructions on the box state that the cream should be applied with a light tapping motion rather than rubbing. From my experience, I can confirm that trying to rub the cream into your skin causes multiple issues, most undesirable is that the cream tends to ‘gum up’ on your skin and not absorb. However, if you take the extra time to lightly tap the cream into your skin, the cream does eventually absorb and disappear on your skin. Unfortunately, this procedure does take several minutes to accomplish. Once absorbed, the cream does leave a ‘pearl powder’ visible on your skin which is noticeable.Honestly this eye cream almost behaves more like make-up to me than a disappearing eye cream. Not necessarily a bad thing, but something to be aware of and decide whether you want those properties. Also factor in extra application time required for best experience/results, as well as relatively high cost related to other eye creams.

While the Beverly Hills MD Radiate + Revive Hydrating Eye Cream comes with a hefty price tag, its effectiveness justifies every penny. I was initially hesitant, but after a month's consistent use, the transformation is evident. My eyes appear rejuvenated, and the sagging, hollowing, and wrinkles I was concerned about have visibly reduced. The blend of ingredients, especially the algae and pearl powder, seems to work wonders on my skin. It's an investment, but when you see the results, you'll know it's worth it.

It takes some time to form a definitive opinion about any cosmetic but this is particularly true in my experience with under-eye creams. Still, initial impressions with this one are very good. It's very rich requiring just a small dab under each eye making it quite cost-effective. It absorbs quickly, and those who use make-up will find that applying it on top of this eye cream will find that it goes on smoothly and easily. Although more expensive than other eye products I've tried this one is a good example of getting what you pay for; it leaves a brighter, matte look under the eye evident even in the relatively short time that I've been using it. I'm eager to see what longer term results will look like.

I initially started using this cream in AM and PM like directed, but I found that it didn't mix well with any other products on my face in the AM so I have switched to using it just in the PM. I will say that it is thick and dabbing it on as directed leaves little tiny stipple marks of the product on your skin. I find its easier to blend when rubbing it in. My eyes look slightly more refreshed after using it. I have not noticed any differences in pigmentation or wrinkles.