s/o Eye Cream

[aerowife2010]

I went to get new corrector/concealer this weekend and the lady at the Bobbi Brown counter was pushing that I should get eye cream to help with wrinkles, under eye darkness, bags/lines.

I wanted to do some research before I went ahead and bought the Bobbi Brown eye cream she was telling me to use but there are so many options on Sephora with a drastic range of prices.

What is a good eye cream? Are the $100+ ones that much better than the $25-50 ones? I'm not opposed to splurging on good products but I really don't know where to start.

[kittycatlove]

I'm not sure, but the lady at the Dior counter tried to sell me a $350 face cream. REALLY? I can't imagine it's any better than the $50 ones. But I'll be interested to hear from others as well.

[mfluder]

I really can't say for sure, to be honest. I think I'm young enough still that I don't need the super high end ones, and I've found some work better than others that makes me think it's pretty individual sometimes (like people liking different mascaras).

I like Kiehls avacado for moisture, origins doctor something (ginzing was not moisturizing enough for me), and dr. dennis gross age rewind (light, for day). Bobbi brown's one didn't work that great for me, but other people seem to love it.

[eclaires]

I just bought the Bobbi Brown corrector and concealer products - they gave me a sample of the eye cream (I went to the counter at Nordstrom). I've been using it for the past 5 days, and I really like it so far. A little goes a very long way - I think the sample is going to last me awhile. Maybe see if you can get a sample of the BB if you liked it when they put it on you?

[hippygirl]

I use extra virgin olive oil.

[niq]

I use the Eminence Wild Plum Eye Cream, which is $60-70, and I've been really happy with the results. But there may be more MM options out there:

www.amazon.com/Eminence-Wild-Plum-Eye-Cream/dp/B001JKNJL2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1343757663&sr=8-1&keywords=eminence+plum+eye+cream