I also tested this wonderful product, Hope In A Tube by Philosophy while on vacation and am rather disappointed that I have plenty of lip moisturizers and eye creams on hand already, or I’d love an excuse to buy it. It is incredibly emollient but sinks right into the skin without leaving a greasy residue. The scent is very, very subtle so this is something I would recommend to our fellas, too.
I suspect that this eye cream would be doing even better things for my crow’s feet than my current Roc product with retinoids in it, but I’m not about to spend $33 to switch now. I’ll wait until my Roc is finished, which should be in about four months. So far I’m not impressed with it, but you do need to use an eye cream for awhile to see real benefits. I use some kind of eye cream religiously and I think it’s paying off, since a Florida woman at the karaoke bar the other night said she thought that I was TWENTY THREE or so!! God bless her dear, overly-tanned heart!! Speaking of which, the sun does still shine in the winter months, northern people, so let’s not forego our SPF protection as an excuse. PeaceBang is watching!
I’m glad you reviewed this because last month a friend who worked for a few months at L’Occitane insisted that their very pricey eye cream worked after just one or two applications. A search on Amazon.com for eye cream brought up Hope in a Tube; the reviews made me curious about it.
I guess I’m getting to that point where I should probably be using eye cream. *quiet sob* [LOL! :::head pats::::]