Epione Eye Rejuvenation Serum

This a great skin serum. A friend told me about and let me use a bit of it and instantly fell in love how it made my skin felt. Therefore I had to look for it and buy it for me. With just a little amount I could feel I could cover ample areas of my face where I need it. It's so lubricating that I could go on for a while till it vanished. It has a mild odor that is pleasant to smell. I started around the eyes then around mouse and mouth. Feels great.

i wish i did not spend money on this awful product🙃👎

Mixed feelings. Enough so that I give it a middle of the road rating. Doesnt mean it is bad, so if you are at all interested in it, then go for it. Skin care can be so tricky, and it really comes down to trial and error. What I like, you may not, and what I dont like you may find amenable to your needs. So here it goes:The lightweight amber gel glides onto my skin, yet I seem to need more than I do compared to other products. It doesn't feel moisturizing, so I need to add another eye product on top. That is fine, but I dont think this is a a great product--for me. Your experience may vary! I have 2 eye products that I compare all other eye products to, one is Deciem-->NIOD-->FECC which is my holy grail eye serum, then it needs to be topped with a moisturizer, so I usually use Ialutec (though currently am using Sericin). This one by Epione is a serum, so I am not sure if I can use it along side my FECC, so I have been using it in lieu of, but I have to be ultra careful how I apply it because it can easily sting my eyes, or make my eyes feel fatigued. I sometimes experience this with make up, but not sure what is aggravating my eyes here. I have tried using less, and actually can tell that my eyes aren't benefiting. SO I will be passing this on to my mom.My skin: mid 40s, dry, clear. Mild elasticity loss at eye lid (minute crepiness at upper eye lash, lid droop). No dark circles, no wrinkles, but some fat loss lower orbital region. Zero puffiness or bags. This may be better suited for those with dark circles and puffiness or bags. I haven't noticed a skin tightening affect over that of my preferred serum, so I will be sticking with that at this time.EDIT to add that I passed this on to my 70 years old mom who finds that it absorbs well, feels nice and smooth, and does not irritate her eyes. Oh, and that a little bit goes a long way. She appreciates the air tight container too.The dimethicone in products usually dont bother me. They give products a silky feel, make them easy to glide on, and also provide a tad bit of occlusive, to help retain moisture. It is the first and second ingredient in this formula. It is also a very inexpensive ingredient.The key ingredient appears to be, Swertia Chirata Extract. It is used primarily in age defying formulas – to help support the tone and texture of skin by supporting cell turnover, revealing younger, more resilient skin. It also helps thicken skin, reducing the look of fine lines and wrinklesAnother is Vitamin K (Phytonadione)- I have yet to find substantial info that supports effectiveness when used topically. I have only seen that it needs to be used in conjunction with other ingredients. It may help with thin skin, dark circles. The skin of the eye area (and mouth area) is so delicate and thin, that I would be willing to try this if I was considering it. I mean..I have tried it, but the feel and mild irritation no matter how little or far away I keep it from my eyes has halted my use. If it hadn't.. then I would still be using it to see what all it can really do.--"Nourishes cells with essential moisture to smooth and firm the skin--Formulated with vitamin K to strengthen the delicate eye area and encourage the production of collagen--Powerful peptide-complex helps to reduce puffiness and bags under the eyes"Ingredients: Dimethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Isopropyl Palmitate, Phytonadione, Swertia Chirata Leaf Extract, Citrus Paradisi (Grapefruit), Peel Oil, Lecithin.Ialutec :https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SKSKZFNSericin:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XSYBK7M/Goldfadden:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C2EGAL4

It's fair to say that I'm likely not the target audience for Dr. Simon Ourian's Epione Skin Care Eye Rejuvenation Serum, a high-end serum that has attracted the likes of at least one famous reality star as its devotees. I'm a mid-50's male with a disability whose droops are already drooping and whose eyes reflect the weariness of a life fully lived.You will not mistake me for anyone on television anytime soon unless you're watching the news. That said, this eye rejuvenation serum may not turn me into a celebrity but it certain can, and actually does, help me take better care of the face and eyes that I have.In other words, I'm honestly impressed.This serum with Vitamin K aims to reduce puffiness, tighten skin, and produce collagen. The ingredient list itself is finer with Swertia Chirata Leaf Extract an example of the more exclusive ingredients resulting in a pricier product. You have a hint of citrus here, though only the mildest of a scent is present. The serum itself is surprisingly substantial, less liquidy largely because of the dimethicone.As noted, I tend to approach any face or eye product realistically. I'm at an age where natural aging is occurring and I haven't spent most of my life combatting it. My goal is to age a little more gracefully and to be able to maintain my professional appearance for daily life as much as possible. This serum certainly helps in most of the ways that it advertises. It is suggested to use it twice a day and I've done this faithfully. I'm seeing a more even smooth quality around my eyes and a lessening of lines and crow's feet as the collagen forms and the skin tightens. I still see a bit of the puffiness, especially around one eye, but it's less defined and I look less tired.I've had nothing like an allergic reaction and I do have sensitive skin. That's a huge plus. It only takes a little bit of the serum to smooth it in a C-shape around the eye orbital. This is good since the serum comes in a one-ounce bottle with an easy-pump that only distributes a small amount as if even the bottle is being instinctive.Ultimately, I like this serum while I can openly admit it's unlikely to find a regular place in my rotation. At times, a higher-end product justifies being a higher-end product and that seems to happen here. I'm definitely pleased with the results and will certainly continue to use my current bottle and then make a final decision on continued use once I see the result once it's done. However, my eyes look healthier and my skin around my eyes looks more vibrant and I'm definitely impressed.

Only a little bit of this golden brown eye serum is needed to fully moisturize your eyes. A tiny little golden bead pumps out of the black bottle. It's very thick, like a very rich manuka honey. It spreads easily over the intended area and gently sinks into the skin. Right away I can feel it nourishing and moisturizing my skin. It really feels wonderful.While it does a fantastic job at hydrating and moisturizing my skin, it doesn't do quite as much as I had expected. The fine lines were diminished, but most of the swollenness remained and the color was about the same. I waited a while thinking that maybe it just needed a little time to kick in. A little better, but not quite up to what I had expected.If moisturization is what you are looking for, this is an amazing eye serum. Just don't expect it to wipe out all of your discoloration or necessarily settle your swollen eyes. Maybe you'll have better results though. The very high price of $99 (today's price) is almost worth it for that super rich nectar of the gods that pumps out of this bottle. But, at that price, I would also expect it to do a little bit more.