Supergoop! Advanced Anti-Aging Eye Cream with Oat Peptide SPF 37

I am not going back now that I've bought this. Why don't most other eye creams have suncreen? Unless you're a stickler about wrinkles that have already shown up (so you're using an eye cream retinol product at night), you should be using an eye cream with an spf. This one is probably rare if not one of a kind on the market, and completely worth the money. The product does finish slightly white, but that's only because it's a sunscreen first before a moisturizer. It does not bother my eyes (I have sensitive skin and have had eczema around my eyelids since I was a child), and it lasts quite a long time. I bought mine in August of 2018 and will most likely be out of it by January of 2019. So, five months of product, possibly more if you don't use globs of it like I do. It doesn't smell weird, works great as an eye primer, and blends into skin seamlessly. Get this and get rid of your "miracle" eye cream and stop those wrinkles!

Best spf eye cream I have ever used. Finally and spf high enough to protect something around the eyes!It's a nice creamy texture, stays put, and really has a lovely lightening effect when applied.I will never go back.So glad I gave it a shot, as I'm super picky about what I put on my face. Most of the cremes, oils, and lotions I use, I make myself, as I'm an aromatherapist. This time I wanted to protect my eyes around the pool in the heat of the day, and all the other spf eye creams I purchased sucked...too thin, stung my eyes, barely any spf, etc.This one rocks.

I have sensitive eyes and skin, and even when a product is made for sensitive eyes I tend to still get that burning sensation (Burt's Bees sensitive eye cream didn't work for me). Supergoop is one of the few companies to make an eye cream that includes a high SPF for around the eyes. It doesn't make my eyes burn and goes on smoothly. I notice less puffiness as well, though I got it for moisturizing and SPF qualities.The only problems it might present for a lot of people is the fact that it does indeed give a white cast, and it does pill up if you don't rub it in well. I don't have much of a problem with the white cast, since it's around my eyes; I feel like under makeup it helps to brighten the eye area. For darker skin tones it may give you a grayish look. If you are worried about the white cast I have read that products like titanium and zinc oxide should be avoided, and to instead look for an ingredient like avobenzone, which is also supposed to work well under makeup. But personally I wear eye makeup so the brightening effect has worked great for my darker under-eye circles.As for the pilling/flaking, I have noticed that continuously patting (gently) around the eyes rather than lightly spreading it helps the product to stay put better. It takes more time to get it to absorb this way but it's a lot better for the delicate eye tissue. Sometimes even this does not eliminate the flakiness for me, though, so I've docked a star, but overall I'm pretty happy with the effectiveness of the product.

I found very few eye creams with SPF on the market, but it came to a showdown between and this Supergoop cream. At the time, they were about the same price, and same volume of product, but as the Supergoop had the tiniest bit more of SPF and I already liked Supergoop's sunscreen oil, I chose Supergoop.I'm very happy with my choice. The cream has a very light, pleasant, distinctly oatmeal smell. A very small amount of product is needed for each application, and I think the product will reach its expiry date before I manage to use the entire tube! I may be imagining it, but I think the "oat peptides" are also having a positive effect. One small thing: this product does tend to leave a white "cast" on the skin, and you really need to blend away the white cast with your fingers. The metal tip for me is unnecessary as I apply and blend with my fingers, but some people might like it as a cooling/soothing tool.UPDATE 08/2018: One tube lasted 9.5 months. Not forever, but a good amount of time for daily use.

I have a tube of this with expiration date 8/19, and it had a metal applicator tip. I just received my new tube and there is no more metal applicator. Assume this is legit since it's sold by Amazon?!As for the product itself, it's fantastic, I use it every day, and I will keep using it as long as the company makes it.