23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:

I swear by this stuff, August 14, 2010

I really do swear by this stuff. I use it as my daytime moisturizer under makeup. It is silky smooth, highly emollient, absorbs easily, and actually takes away puffiness and visibly reduces lines almost instantly. I’m not a coffee lover, but the scent is very light and actually reminds me more of chocolate than it does coffee. A little goes a long way, but don’t worry if you use a bit too much as its equally effective on those fine lines across the bridge of the nose and around the lips. Don’t waste it. I don’t use it for night as I’m not worried how puffy or wrinkled I look once I’ve washed off my makeup and would rather save it for daytime. So for those asking “Does this stuff really work?”, I can honestly say YES!

13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

A little goes a long way, April 10, 2010

I purchased this from the 100% pure website directly. They offer free shipping on orders over $50 and free samples with all orders. I decided to purchase from this company since many of their products are organically certified (the only certification available in the world of cosmetics), so I trusted their composition.

This eye creme is a little thick, as the previous reviewer noted. However, when you pump it, it comes out in a needle -thin string of creme that is easy to apply! It blends in very well. You don’t need much at all. I don’t even use a full pump for both eyes! Any excess, I just rub on my hand since it’s silky smooth. The only thing that I’m not crazy about is the smell. It’s not quite coffee; it reminds me of a cookie. It smells good, but it’s not something that I enjoy smelling every morning. But it’s much better than having fragrances added to the product! (That’s my reason for 5-stars instead of 4-stars.)

I don’t use the creme at night, so I don’t have the same problem as the other reviewer. However, it is always a good idea to keep ALL cosmetics out of the eye! Any cosmetic/creme (natural or not) is not healthy for the eye, and the reaction will naturally be adverse since the eye is trying to ‘fight the invader.’