NAD+ Renewing Eye Cream with Retinol - Brightens Dark Circles, De-Puffs, Smooths Lines, Hydrates, & Energizes Under-Eye Area - 15ml

The NAD+ Renewing Eye Cream by Aramore Skin System feels nice to apply. I think it feels moisturizing. I’m not sure it’s worth the price though.

As a fan of retinol, this eye cream stood out to me. The pump bottle design is great - nice and fluid. Application of the cream was very smooth, and the cream applied quite nicely. My first two weeks using this eye cream, I felt a stinging/cool sensation around my eyes, similar to a minty feeling. It was quite strnge and I thought it was the product taking effect. The glitter was something that was quite noticeable, spreading all over my face through the night. After 3 months of using this product daily at night, I have not seen any big results with my dark eye bags. At most, this is just a product for moisturzing my eye area and even then I am not so sure what benefit this has over cheaper alternatives.

I'm having a great experience with this eye cream. I've tried a LOT of different eye creams and this is one of the few that when I use it at night, I can see a noticeable difference in the morning. It really brings down puffiness in a noticeable way. It has a light shimmer to it which to me feels really unnecessary. I prefer to add shimmer where I want it using makeup, not having shimmer in my eye cream which is not placed precisely. It's odd. During the day, I have to combat this with makeup.I can see how one would feel that this eye cream can be drying. During the day, when wearing it, it dries very matte and it tends to feel dry. On the other hand, it is also tightening up the puffiness. I guess there could be a better balance between the two.The bottle is a little odd. I appreciate the creativity of putting the cream inside of a tube inside of a glass outer tube, but the end result feels as though they're just trying to make the product, one seem more lux, or two seem like there is more product than there is. I don't get the logic of putting the cream in leeching plastic rather than glass.The pump did not work for me at first, so I took apart the entire bottle, and then took the photos that are included in this review. After putting it back together the pump started to work.So there are some issues, but I love waking up looking refreshed, even without much sleep, so to me it's a 5 star product!

This NAD+ Renewing Eye Cream by Aramore Skin System is a nice hydrating lotion for under your eyes. As soon as I apply it, the area under my eyes feels so much smoother and tighter. The lotion has a slight iridescent shimmer to it which instantly makes my under eye area look lighter and more awake. The iridescent shimmer blends in with my fair skin tone beautifully and looks very natural. The lotion has a very light scent to it; almost unscented. I love that this product is made in the USA. This is the first time I’ve used a product with NAD+ in it, but I haven’t experienced any adverse reaction even though I have very sensitive skin. NAD+ is said to help reduce wrinkles, improve skin tone and help with dryness and sensitivity. All of those things are what my under eye area really needs so I’m excited to see the results over the next few weeks (and plan to update this review!). This product is versatile since you can use it morning and night. My only complaint is that the pump did not work at first. I had to pump the bottle so many times before it would start. I am still experiencing intermittent problems with the pump not working. It also dispenses more than I need for two eyes and I haven’t yet been able to find a way to dispense a half portion to meet my needs. Other than that, I really like this product.

This product is a no-go for me. The first thing that I am looking for in eye cream is moisture retention. This one does not do it one bit. It is very drying and I constantly needed to reapply other products to re-moisturize the area. The extra star goes to the company itself. I've used several of their products. They have a "leaping bunny" certification and don't test on animals. I love other products that they make, just not this one.

This Aramore NAD+ Renewing Eye Cream works well in some ways, but also has some attributes that don't work for me. The bottle is quite large (about the size of a 1 oz foundation bottle), but it only contains .5 oz of eye cream; .5 oz is about the average size of eye creams, in my experience, but the bottle is way too big for that small amount of product. The pump did not work for me the first time I tried to use it, so I had to take the bottle apart. The eye cream is actually in a plastic bottle that is inside of a bigger glass bottle. Once I shook the plastic bottle really hard, the pump started working.The cream itself is fairly thick and blends into the skin easily. It contains tiny glitter particles; they aren't really noticeable unless you shine a direct light on them, though. I have sensitive skin, especially around my eyes, and this does mildly sting each time I apply it. It does not cause any redness, though, so I have been able to use it and tolerate the stinging. It does not have a noticeable scent.After using this eye cream twice a day for about three weeks, I have noticed that it helps to smooth my under eye area and temporarily brightens my skin, but it does not help my dark circles aside from the brightening effect of the glitter. I've had very dark under eye circles throughout my entire life, and few products help those, so I imagine this might work better for others with less intense dark circles. This eye cream also does not seem to be all that moisturizing, compared to others I have tried. I have dry skin, though, so perhaps it would work better for folks with oily skin. I have tiny wrinkles in the outer corners of my eyes, and my favorite thing about this cream is that it makes them appear smoother, which helps my eyeliner look better when I wear makeup.I don't think this is a great value, given its luxury price. There are other eye creams I have tried that I like better. However, if you have oily skin, it might work better for you than it did for me.