ABERA Natural Repair Eye Cream, Minimizes Under Eye Bags & Puffiness, Reduce Wrinkles, Fine Lines and Dark Circles, 0.5 fl oz

Para mi mal producto, amaneces con los ojos pegados y laganosos,por lo menos yo no lo uso mas

It was intended to be used around my entire eye & not just under it as instructed.As far as efficacy goes, after 3 weeks of use i do think my undereye skin looks brighter-though I didn't have dark circles there to begin with.Not sure if I would repurchase.

When I order an eye cream, I expect to use it on and around my entire eye. However, this is only for under the eye and should not be put in the lids.I put this under my eyes. I found it slightly moisturizing and it only slightly improved my eye bags. Unfortunately, I want a product I can use on my lids also, so this is not for me.The current price of $44.95 ($49.95 minus $5) is too expensive for this in my opinion.

Love this product it is moisturizing and feels great on the skin. I was very impressed with the quality of the product I received. It was exactly what I was hoping for.I would highly recommend this product.

So far I enjoy this product. I have very sensitive under eyes so was pleased when this didnt irritate the skin. Its not heavy and goes on smooth. I Use it before bed and do think my eyes feel less puffy most mornings.

This is more like one of those instant plumper infomercials that you see on tv. This instantly plumps fine lines and wrinkles, which is why it states not to use it on your eyelids. Over time it is supposed to help with under eye bags and dark circles. I feel like calling this an eye cream is a bit misleading, as it’s more of a quick fix, during the day, type of product. I personally didn’t see any extraordinary results and there was no brightening effect over time.

ABERA Rena Naturals Eye Repair Cream doesn't irritate my dry, sensitive skin but I also do not yet see any improvement in my under eye bags or fine lines.

I didn't personally notice a difference, but it's a soothing cream and I didn't have any burning or rashes. I think over time it could work, but just haven't seen that change yet.