I have been using L'Oreal RevitaLift eye cream for at least twenty years. It seems to keep the skin around my eyes firm with minimal crow's feet. Even though I feel that this product is the best on the market, I really have not tried many others to compare. Do you have any thoughts on this topic? I'm considering starting to use some of their other facial products.
My mother uses it too. It doesn't cause any allergies and has a nice effect on the skin under the eyes. It's quite good, I hear. Unfortunately, I can't tell you more about L'Oreal cosmetics because I don't use them.
I always hear it advertised but have never tried it and I appreciate you telling me how it works for you. I always wanted to try it, so now I will and see what it does for my undereye problems. So it must be a great product since you have already tried it and see that it works.
I have not used this product, but I am not surprised at your results because years ago I bought some L'Oreal face cream and it worked wonders. I bought it just on a whim, never had bought L'Oreal before. Just thought the packaging was pretty. I used it regularly. I had a lot of things going in my life at that time, so I was not really checking to see whether the cream was actually working or not, I just thought it smelled nice and I loved the little jar it came in, so it was fun to use. One day I was at school (jr. college), just hanging out during some kind of outdoor fundraiser that the school was having on campus. I was browsing around, and happened to catch a glimpse of myself in a mirror at one of the vending booths. I was really surprised to see my skin looking so refreshed, and smooth, and healthy. I said to myself, "That L'Oreal is really working." I guess the lighting at home in my bathroom really was not of a sort where I saw any changes in my skin over time, but when I was outside that day, out in the bright, bright sun and looked at myself in the mirror, I could really tell that--that particular cream was making my skin look really good. Only thing I don't like about them now is that I read on wiki that the company still does animal testing. That ruins things for me right there. If L'Oreal is indeed doing animal testing, hopefully they will soon find other ways to get the testing jobs done.
