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Eyeliss – The Overview
The anti-aging eye cream Eyeliss is a skincare product that the manufacturer claims has multiple benefits for the delicate skin around the eyes. Eyeliss does not appear to have an official online presence but is sold on several retail skincare websites. Unfortunately, many of these only contain limited information about the product and no details are provided regarding the manufacturer such as their contact information or history in the skincare industry. Some retail sites do include customer reviews for Eyeliss but the majority of these are negative, stating that it doesn’t live up to its claims. Furthermore, while the product is said to help hydrate the skin around the eyes, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, brighten areas of discoloration, there are no clinical study results shown as proof. Some retailers mention a free sample available for the product, but details are limited and it may be linked to an auto-shipping subscription program.
Ingredients Contained in The Product
Hesperidin, Dipeptide, Lipopeptide
Eyeliss – Product Description
While Eyeliss claims to help transform the skin in the eye area, information about the formula is extremely limited. It seems that the formula may contain some key active ingredients such as Hesperidin, Dipeptide, Lipopeptide which support dark circles, fine lines arround the eye area but this cannot be confirmed as the full ingredient list is not disclosed. Additionally, it is not clear if the cream is completely natural or contains certain synthetic substances which may not be suitable for people with sensitive skin types.
Good about Eyeliss
- Eyeliss may contain Hesperidin, Dipeptide, Lipopeptide
- There may be a free sample available
- It is sold on independent retail sites
Bad about Eyeliss
- There are negative customer reviews
- There is no money back guarantee offered
- There is no official product website
Eyeliss – The Bottom Line
Eyeliss cannot be recommended as an effective anti-aging eye cream for several reasons. Because there is no official website for the brand, nothing is known about the manufacturer and there is no way for the customer to contact them with questions or concerns about the product. Although it is available to purchase on several well-known skincare retail sites, details about the product are very limited and, while it is said to address multiple signs of aging around the eyes and produce visible results, there is no data from any clinical studies to back this up. Not only that, but Eyeliss is expensive, there is no money back guarantee and the customer reviews are overwhelmingly negative. There are many alternative brands of natural anti-aging eye creams available online and in retail stores; consumers would be advised to choose a brand that has been clinically proven to work and preferably made by a reputable manufacturer who is well-established in the skincare industry.