Eye Cream for Dark Circles

Cosmeceutical Eye creams for Dark Circles are the most popular treatment alternative for reducing under eye circles both quickly and cost effectively.

Thanks to new break through and clinically proven active ingredients the quality of results you can achieve was unheard of just a few years ago.

Let’s take a look at three different dark circle eye cream alternatives.

Eyelasticity

As an under-eye treatment cream, Eyelasticity targets not only under eye dark circles but also puffiness and crows feet. What we like best about this product is how transparent they are with the ingredients used in their formulation and the background information they provide on the studies conducted on each ingredient.

Active ingredeints Eyeresyl® and Regu®-age were proven to reduce under eye dark circles by 30% or more and begin to work in as little as 14 days.

When you consider that one jar (15 ml or 0.5 oz) of Eyelasticity costs $59.95 and you compare that to more in-depth dark circle treatments you begin to see why more women opt to use eye creams for dark circles instead of laser treatments or fat grafting.

Eyelasticity is only available direct from the merchants website, but they offer a 90 day money back guarantee with no strings attached (i.e. Restocking fees etc.). This is a good cream to try if you’re struggling to get rid of dark circles.

Dermagist Eye Revolution Gel

Like Eyelasticity, Dermagist’s Eye Revolution Gel also contains a long list of clinically tested and proven active ingredients. Their official website offers some great explanation of how each ingredient works and also links to to the actual clinical studies that were conducted.

Active ingredients like Haloxy® and Chrysin (a naturally occurring molecule used for breaking down pigmented blood) helps to effectively heal dark circles.

Eye Revolution Gel is a bit more expensive then Eyelasticity at $99.99 for a 15 ml (0.5 oz) tube, and the offer only a 30 day money back guarantee and charge a $7.00 restocking fee per tube.

I believe that this dark circle cream has the potential to be as effective as Eyelasticity, but the price difference and shorter guarantee make Eyelasticity a better option.

Hydrolyze

Hydrolyze is the dark circle under eye cream made by anti aging skin care company Hydroxatone. On their website they claim that 95% of users noticed a significant improvement in under eye dark circles. While it’s not prominently displayed further down their website it states that the test duration was 60 days of twice a day application. We assume that this is the time it takes to achieve these darmatic results.

While we have done a lot of research on this particular product to discover what active ingredeints it contains to fight under-eye dark circles, their official website lacks the factual information to support the claims they make.

One final comment on Hydrolyze is about their free trial marketing practices. When you order Hydrolyze you get a 30-day risk free trial, that means you don’t pay anything except for shipping and handling on the day you order it.

The free trial concept is popular in the skin care industry. Often anti aging companies will offer their product free to the consumer for the first 14-30 days and charge them for it if they choose to keep it after the initial trial period. Of course the fact that you’ll be charged is often a surprise to many consumers since it’s not prominently displayed at the time or order.

Personally I’d rather order a product and spend the money up front because I believe it can produce the results I want. I’d rather have the option of returning a product for a refund if I wasn’t satisfied then have to send back the product I got for free in time to not be charged for it.