Product reviews for StriVectin-SDTM Eye Concentrate for Wrinkles (1 oz)

StriVectin-SDTM Eye Concentrate for Wrinkles (1 oz)
by StriVectin

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Product reviews of StriVectin-SDTM Eye Concentrate for Wrinkles (1 oz)

Review: BEST wrinkle remover ever-if not sensitive
Beauty product: 5 Stars

I tried this in a sample from Saks while shoppping with my mother inlaw. I was stunned at the difference in her wrinkles with in hours they were almost gone. I have to say after seeing her results I agree, it is better than botox. From other reviews it seems this is not too good if you have sensitive skin. But it is truly miraculous and I noticed a DRASTIC differnce in my mother in-laws deep wrinkles later the same afternoon. Go to a store and try a sample first is probably good advice for any product.

Review: Doesn't live up to the hype.
Beauty product: 2 Stars

I'm using all the Strivectin products with a few of the Hydroxatone ones. Out of all the product creams, this is my least favorite. It definitely doesn't live up to the hype. You only need a tiny bit, so it will last a long time- maybe it's a good long-timer product (months). After a few weeks, it's nothing special though. I'd skip it and stay with the regular facial cream and get close to the eyes, it doesn't irritate my skin in that area and I'm extremely sensitive to products out there.

Review: Have sensitive skin? Do NOT use this!
Beauty product: 1 Stars

I have sensitive skin and this product burned my skin, leaving burn marks for weeks! Finally, I went to the dermatologist who had to prescribe something to help the skin heal. Please, check with your doctor FIRST before trying this!

Review: It does not work for lines
Beauty product: 2 Stars

I started to have lines under my eyes two years ago when I turned 26. It was about 0.5 inch long under each eye. I was totally freaked out and wanted to do something about it. I started to fight these lines two years ago with Clinique's Advanced Stop Sign. After 2 jars and no result, I had to call it a quit.
Since then, I've tried StriVectin-SD Eye Cream, Kinerase, and Creme de La Mer, which also didn't work for lines. I have to say StriVectin-SD is the worst from the bunch. It is greasy and doesn't make my skin any firmer. On a bad day, I would break out. Kinerase is a little better in that it's not greasy. La Mer was really good for firming and making my skin look dewy and soft, though it may not improve lines.
I have tried using Estee Lauder Perfectionist and Advanced night repair and they both seem to improve the lines pretty well. I think I'm gonna continue to use Estee's products until I find anything better.