Part of the Age Perfect group, Golden Balm for eyes is an incredibly creamy and soothing eye cream. It's like butter for your eyes. Just the kind I like for my dry eye area, especially for nightime use. A little goes a long way and it sinks into skin but is very moisturizing . The moisture lasts too.
Now the packaging says it for "mature" and thinning skin . I am neither of those ( Age Perfect is their more mature over 50 line) . When it comes to eye cream , the richer the better no matter what the supposed age range is. Now the corresponding face cream Golden Balm would be way too much for my face but it's is also another super creamy, smooth cream. In other words, use what works for you.
So bottom line, for the first time I am really impressed with a L'Oreal skincare product.
Golden Balm uses many essential oils including Apricot Kernel Oil, Rice Bran Oil and Passionfruit Seed Oil .
It also has Shea Butter , Calcium and Caffiene and is meant to not only moisturize but de-puff and help with circles.
L'Oreal Age Perfect Golden Balm Eye Cream is available now and retail is $ 19.99
3 comments:
Do you think this would a good eye cream for someone in their mid-20s? I always worry about using stuff that's too strong before I need it, but I have some circles under my eyes and a little bit of sleepy lines always there...
Hi Christina,
I wouldn't say this is too strong for you( it doesn't have retinols etc.) but it most likely more than you need at your age. You're ready for a "starter" cream or even a cream- gel. MAC has a new Mineralize Charged Water eye cream that is nice. It's a lightly moisturizing creamy gel and is supposed to help with puffiness etc. I have only used it briefly so far so I don't have too much input .
Also a longtime fav has been Clinique All About Eyes. It addresses all the things you mentioned and I think is one of the best all around creams out there.
Lastly- L'Oreal has Revitalift Deep Set Wrinkle Repair Duo. Don't let the name fool you. it's not that strong but .. it does have low retinol on the PM end. What's nice is that the AM end has SPF. Both are lightweight and I didn't notice loads of smoothing with it but it helped just a little. I am older than you, and this is exactly what I mean by starter eye cream. It's good for someone 20s - early 30s.
Hope that helps. Please stop back and let me know what you used, if you try one and if it helped.
An under eye cream has many types and the best way for you to choose the one ideal for your case is by knowing the options that you’ve got.
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