What They Say: "A natural wonder. Reverses the dehydration that exaggerates fine lines, and diffuses the appearance of puffiness and dark circles with iridescent micro-particles for a brightening effect. With 5% Shea Butter to nourish and smooth, and a phyto-complex of calendula, ruscus and centella asiatica to help increase microcirculation. The balm is slightly tinted, to help conceal dark circles and even out skin tone."

Jen's Experience: I have tried many, many eye creams, but this one is truly different. As far as moisturizing the eye, helping with the fine lines and wrinkles, ridding me of dark circles, I do think using it has resulted in some level of improvement in the area in my under-eye area, though comparable to other creams that I've tried. But none of those products were smart enough to tint their cream so that it gives the illusion of instantaneous improvement while it's working. And that little slight of hand is magic to me.

Tips: This product works well under make-up (or alone if your dark circles are not severe). If any products such as concealer, foundation or powder are to be applied, be sure to wait until the shea butter has been absorbed into the skin. Otherwise it tends to mix with the product and create uneven coverage.

Retail Price: $20.00 (L'Occitane and Sephora)

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