it's more like makeup, it doesn't moisturize, it just creates a light patch and the texture is not pleasant and does not penetrate well into the skin.

It creases into the fine lines, and is too pigmented, you can see traces of white and you have to rub in a lot to get rid of it. It isn't comfortable to wear. I won't buy it again.

This eye cream instantly disguises dark circles and eye bags faster than you can say, "Yes, one more tequila cocktail sounds like a great idea"! I was a bit late to the party on this little gem, but when Tata last came to London she gave me some of her handbag-stash to try and I had to run and buy one asap. You only need a teeny tiny blob, a lentil if you will, and it acts like a Klingon Cloaking Device for dark circles, with a firming action that de-puffs and a nourishing formula that irons wrinkles over time. It's also a great primer for concealer if you need to double up. I've found eye cream nirvana, yay!!

I bought this cream without trying. It is heavy, very colorised. Maybe, it can be used as make-up product, but certainly not as a skincare one. But the most important - after several days of using, my leads became red, itchy and scaly. I have never had such reaction before. I even had to visit a dermatologist to treat my eyes. I am very disappointed.

I bought this without trying it first which was my mistake. It's really a cosmetic product as it is quite thin (my eye area feels a little pinched after using it) and is quite highly pigmented. It goes on gold/peach and is not that subtle. I think it would best used over an eye cream. The instructions say to use day and night but I think it is completely unsuited to use at night. I ended up buying another eye cream, to actually do the job of an eye cream. I guess I will use this as an under eye illuminator on top, but that's not what it is sold as and I feel a bit disappointed. Bit of a waste of money in terms of what I was looking for. One of the pitfalls of online shopping I guess (no Tata testers near me).