Revolution Skincare Nourishing Boost Avocado

This is an ok eye cream. Good for when you pay attention to your budget, but there are better ones, even from the same brand. The cream is quite thick and firm, and I don't like the smell either. I notice little difference when I forget to bring it in. The first few days I used this one, it burned a little bit for the first few seconds, that's gone now. Personally, I liked the purple version much better.

I expected more from this. It promises hydration for tired eyes but honestly I don't notice any difference. I'm now looking for a good undereye serum that contains caffeine.

Via I #pamperedwolf saw the tip for the Revolution skincare Avocado eye cream that would be a good brunt of Kiehl's creamy eye treatment with avocado, one of my favorite eye creams. I do want to know mine about that, so I bought and tested it. This Revolution eye cream feels nice, odorless and easy to apply (much less sticky than the Kiehl's), the cream absorbs quickly and moisturizes. So far so good. But... he's far from getting close to the Kiehl's in terms of hydration and nutrition. Can I move forward a day with the Kiehl's, at the Revolution I tend to apply a new layer after a few hours because my skin feels so dry. Perhaps a younger person is a little less affected by that, but for me, the Revolution does not do enough. The price is nice again, you have approx. 3 jars of Revolution for 1 of Kiehl's. Now for a long time (about half a year) I can say that I will not buy Revolution's eye cream jars more often. It doesn't come close to Kiehl's for me and it doesn't nourish and moisturize my skin enough. Too bad, but in this case, “cheap is expensive” applies to me.