This product was really sticky and didn't do much for my eyes. There are much better products out there. Don't waste your money.

I too thought the reviews looked good, and was searching for something really nourishing for my under eye area. This product isn't it. The gel'y substance goes on easily but then dries tight and shiny leading to a crepey, cling film type appearance to the skin. I persevered for about 4 uses, but hated it each time and think it's actually quite stringent and drying for the skin. I've had similar experiences with other eye gels - but they've been a fraction of the price. Don't buy.

Very much disappointing. The texture does not completely moisturize, sticky, tightens the skin and makes wrinkles thin even more noticeable. I do not recommend it at all.

I was intrigued by the positive reviews and I believe Caroline Hirons gave this a mention but I did not like it. This gel-like texture does not work well under makeup for me. I don't know how to describe it other than it kind of looks peel-y, kind of like how dried Elmer's glue looks when you rub a finger against it. Without makeup it seems to have a sticking (not sticky) affect, that actually makes my fine lines stick together and exaggerates them rather than minimize (I am 31 with fine lines only).

The organic option. Did I hear a faint groan? If you haven’t yet joined the green cosmetics revolution, it’s probably because too many of them aren’t all that effective – not compared with their wicked sisters, anyway. Skin Owl, however, certainly holds its own. In consistency, this is more of a gel than a cream. I particularly like the fact that it’s designed for the entire eye area, so you can use it right up to your brows without risk of spots or puffiness. Surprisingly moisturising, and moderately good at de-puffing and de-wrinkling. Tip: keep it in the fridge for more effective de-puffing. Can also be patted over the entire face as a lifting pick-me-up before applying make-up.