Freeman Rich Cream + Overnight Leave-On, Moisturizing Face Mask, Facial Mask For Dry Skin, Face Cream Infused With Magnesium & Hyaluronic Acid To Hydrate & Soothe Skin, 1.7 fl.oz./ 50 mL Jar

Ive been using eye cream since i was in my early 20's and I am now almost 42. Ive used dozens of products at different price points and have discovered that not only is eye cream really not that necessary, but overpriced products do not work any better than the cheaper ones! I have been using this for a couple of months, mainly at night. It is a thicker eye cream, which is what i wanted for night time, but i use for day sometimes as well. Blends well, feels great on the skin, and my skin around my eyes looks great, is moisturized, and has diminished the wrinkles around my eyes. I have sensitive skin and this has not caused any milia or other skin irritation. Plus, this stuff is so cheap! Dont waste your money on overpriced eye creams when you can use this. I will absolutely be buying this again.

LOVE this product. Great quality for the price. It is easy to apply. It's thick so it makes your skin feel very hydrated. The size is a little small but honestly you don't need much so it'll last a while, at least for me.

I'm not sure that it actually does anything for your under eyes, I just started using it, but it does leave them very moisturized. Great price

I use this 30 minutes before going to bed and when I wake up I am duwey and hydrated. This is okay product for tired skin. I love how easily accessible Freeman products are for all level of income. I've been using this brand since 1993 and they don't disappoint. However I do feel that the Peel off products had changed their formulas since then. I am glad they are having set of creams and serums that make skincare available for all income status. You don't need to overspent for good skin.This cream is smooth and a little goes a long way and spreads easily. I use a dime size amount each night, focusing on the forehead and chin area. I had noticed more hydrated skin than usual. My forehead tends to crack due to driness. This helps so much. The smell isn't over powering and if you use a little it wouldn't be sticky. Make sure you let it absorb into skin before going to bed. Again a little goes a long way. This jar can last a year or more.

I recently tried this eye cream, and while it has a nice texture and feels pleasant to apply, it doesn’t seem to make a noticeable difference. It’s a decent product in terms of feel and application, but it may not be the best option if you're looking for visible results. If you're in search of an eye cream that delivers more noticeable benefits, you might want to explore other options.

I've been using the Freeman Eye Cream, Moisturizing, and I think it's a great product if you're looking to reduce puffiness under your eyes. While it doesn't do much for dark circles (my main concern), it works wonders as a primer for concealer. It keeps the area hydrated and prevents dryness, which helps my concealer stay smooth and even. Overall, it's a solid eye cream that I'd recommend for its moisturizing properties and ability to prep the skin for makeup.

This eye cream has been a game-changer in my skincare routine! It's lightweight and absorbs quickly, making it perfect for both morning and night use. After just a few weeks of use, I've noticed a significant reduction in puffiness and dark circles, leaving my eyes looking more refreshed and youthful. The formula is gentle yet effective, providing ample hydration without causing irritation. The subtle scent is a nice touch, adding to the overall pleasant experience. If you're seeking an eye cream that delivers visible results, I highly recommend giving this one a try!

sigh, this is a bit of a tragic review today...because a lot of the ingredients are inspired and awesome! like it's impressive how cheap it is considering. there's some smart people working at Freeman for sure.however, there's one blot on this seemingly perfect cover. i looked up more and turns out it has Isopropyl Myristate, which is pretty much a perfuming agent and emollient that can easily cause acne. i have no idea if that's the culprit in my case, though the fact it's included for no reason even though there's better alternatives is frustrating. what? is it cheaper to include it than not? i don't get it.and who would have guessed? it clogged up my skin like crazy with lots of cysts!i think what's especially sad is that it actually made my skin feel good, particularly with a tiny bit of purified water beneath it and a light oil on top. i'm so used to having super dry skin that the difference was shocking, heck I think the lighter consistency helped penetrate better.maybe i should have been warned when I first put it on my skin and my eyes felt uncomfortable, even stinging a little, and the perfume felt bad to me - mind you this doesn't always happen for me with lotions! it might be "light" for drugstore standards, but it's still too much for me.