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Works like a Charm!
Product works exactly as it claims. I first received this product as a gift. I`m hooked. I`ve tried many others, including Avon, but this one works the best.
Reviewed By: Dorothy Taylor
On Dated: 08/01/2009
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Clinique All About Eyes -- the Best product Clinique makes
This truly is the best product Clinique makes. I use it religiously. I am almost 60 yeas old and constantly get compliments on my complexion. I have few wrinkles around my eyes and I attribute this to my twice daily use of All About Eyes. I tell everybody I know about this product. I always purchase the LARGE jar. Excellent product!
Reviewed By: Lisa Anderson
On Dated: 05/14/2007
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It Does What it Promises!
I love this product. Without a doubt, it`s one of the best eye creams on the market today--and Clinique knows it! The only thing that keeps me from purchasing sometimes is the price. Granted, you don`t need to use very much at all, a slight dab on you fingertip per eye, but it is expensive and comes in a tiny little jar, the inside of which amounts to about one square inch of space. So this little beauty secret is a treat for me, for when I can afford to spend the money.
Clinique doesn`t mince words on the package, claiming it`s a treatment for undereye circles, puffiness and fine lines. I put this on right after my Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion, over the usual morning puffy lids and undereye bags and by the time I put on my makeup ten minutes later it`s like they were never there. The skin feels firmer. It`s an awesome moisturizer for an area of your skin that is thinner and more susceptible to rough treatment and dryness. No need to even rub it in, just dab it on. It glides on super easy and your skin will probably drink it up and beg you for more. Before discovering this product I was going through winters with unbearably tight skin around the eyes, skin that was crying out for some relief. All About Eyes answered that call and saved me some seriously annoying dryness problems! Now I can apply my eye makeup without all the irritation that used to accompany it.
Reviewed By: Margaret Moore
On Dated: 06/27/2006
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