Judith Light, 73, Swears by This Eye Serum to Erase Under-Eye Bags and Reduce Wrinkles
“This is magic. I have used the product for over a year now once I realized I could not afford plastic surgery,” wrote one satisfied customer. “When using often, I can see that my skin has slightly firmed. Few hints: Practice—the cream tightens the skin around the eyes dramatically. Practicing will allow you to know where to apply best to achieve the results.”
“By far the best instant line corrector I have found so far,” added another reviewer. “I put it on half my face and asked my bluntly honest daughter and boyfriend what side was done. They could tell, and both said it reduced puffiness, cleared up dark under-eyes, and filled in age lines. I’m 57 and love the product!”
The only downside the brand notes is that the results last for up to 10 hours. So if you’re heading out to an event or just want to give your face an instant refresh, it’ll be the perfect solution for you! So, there you have it. Run, don’t walk to get your own Light-approved bottle! Shop her must-have eye serum below and check out a few more of her skincare favorites.
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