Great Product
I've been using this eyecream for about 2 months now and i can honestly say that i've seen a difference. i've always had dark under eye circles and now being in my late thirtiesfine lines have really started to appear. I use the eyecream for my undereyes but i've also been using it on my forehead. My dark circles are not completely gone but i can defintely see a difference and my friends have mentioned it too. In terms of wrinkles i have seen a big difference on my forehead...the fine lines that were starting to look prominent are starting to disappear. I'm really glad i purchased this product...it actually works.
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it only keeps it moisture...
I've been using this cream for about 2 months. there has not been any changes at all. I like it though because it keeps my eye area moistured. I don't know if it prevents your eye-area from having wrinkles...over all it's been ok. but no reduction in fine wrinkes.
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Good Product but not Overnight Wonder
I have a 10 month old purebred Bichon Frise. Only one of her eyes waters a little. The watering began when she was teething and loosing her baby teeth. Any watering on a pure white dog will stain no matter how much you clean it.
I gave the lowest recommended dose to her on top of her food. Her appetite did not change. (However the powder does get in her hair- which Bichons have a lot of so I will sprinkle a little water on top to make it stick to the food better.)After 2 months and 2 monthly hair trims (which is a must for Bichons) my babies eyes are BOTH white now. I am starting to give this to her every other day and try to wean her off of it. So far the stains have not come back.
BEFORE giving this to your dog I would recommend the following: #1- Check their diet for dyes beets or by-products. My dog eats only Innova Puppy Food so there are no dyes beets or by-products causing the staining. #2- Check for stray hairs- My baby has the hair trimmed back from her eyes so the watering is not irritation. #3- Use only Stainless Steel Bowls- others could have dyes in the plastics.
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