RoC Retinol Correxion Eye Cream

I've been trying out samples of eye creams to find the ultimate elixir.  The RoC brand is not that well known yet appears on a lot of lists for being best value.  It contains retinol which is an available over the counter anti-aging ingredient.  The more potent formula is only available via dermatologist.

There's promises of reduction of wrinkle, crow's feet, dark circles and puffiness on the label and on the web.  After a month of this product I don't see a significant difference.  In comparison to the Fresh Black Tea eye cream, this eye cream is light.  I end up putting two dab of cream on each under eye area.   However, the sample size does give you plenty to assess and determine whether the product is right for you.  Retinol can be drying and doesn't work well for sensitive and dry skin types.

Directions:  after cleansing, toning and essence, put a dab of the cream under and above the eye.

Where to Buy: purchased on Amazon.

Fresh Black Tea Age Delay Eye Concentrate

I've been on strict dermatologist skin routine order so haven't been tapping into my kbeauty and jbeauty stash (been dying to try a face mask or two!!).  Although I've since added back SK-II Essence into my routine, the only other thing I can add is eye cream.   I've used up the Mizon Snail Repair Eye Cream so been on the hunt for a more effective eye cream.  The Mizon was nice but not thick enough for my under-eye circles.

Through blogs and Instagram, I found rave reviews on the Fresh Black Tea Age Delay Eye Concentrate and decided to try the sample size.  The sample size is quite small, only 0.1 oz.  It lasted about a week with twice daily applications.  I did love the cream!  It was thick and felt luxurious.   My eyes felt pampered and I could feel its effect the next morning.   If I wasn't trying another eye cream, I would've purchased a full size bottle.   

Directions:  after cleansing and essence, apply cream below and above the eye.

Where to Buy:  purchased on Amazon