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Murad Essential-C Eye Cream SPF 15

Murad Essential-C Eye Cream SPF 15 5.6 out of 10 based on 9 ratings. 9 user reviews.

Murad Essential-C Eye Cream SPF 15 Reviews

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  • 2

    No special results, plus stings my eyes!

    Ciantarah (13 reviews)
    I love other Murad products (the anti-aging acne skin care is awesome), but this eye cream is mediocre at best. It definitely moisturizes my eye area, but if I rub my eyes anytime during the day it gets in them and makes them sting. It doesn't seem to be noticeably firming for me, and it definitely has no anti-puff or cooling properties. I'm really disappointed and won't ever buy this again. — 11 months ago

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    Stings your eyes

    eggplants (99 reviews)
    After the first few applications, it stung my eyes terribly. I applied to the orbital bone only, but even then, it somehow migrates into your eyes, and it burns. I like the SPF in it, but that's about the only appealing thing. It does not help with dark circles or puffiness. The texture is good, but the fact that it burns your eyes easily, I would not recommend. — 2 years, 6 months ago

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    Well, they tried

    MuffinMcG (15 reviews)
    I haven't noticed any improvement with my under-eye circles, but this cream is moisturizing. Quite, actually. I have a small dry patch on one of my lids and this eye cream succeeds where other lotions have failed in making the white flakiness disappear. Fortunately (because I only have a trial size), a little goes a long way. Unfortunately, it does not go very far in protecting against long-range UVA damage (the UVA shield in this cream, oxybenzone, offers protection against the shorter rays only). This means you would have to supplement this cream with another one that includes avobenzone or zinc oxide as an active ingredient if you want the fullest protection possible for the delicate eye area -- a fact I find outrageous considering that you already have to shell out $66 for Murad's cream. Another thing to consider (one that doesn't bother me but may be annoying to others) is that this cream smells faintly of raw potatoes. — 3 years ago

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