Dr Sebagh Supreme Eye Serum (15ml) - Advanced Roll-On Formula | Designed to Aid Smoother Younger & Firmer-Looking Skin | Helps Reduce Puffiness Circles Fine Lines & Wrinkles | Boosts Elasticity

I have several Dr Sebagh skincare products that I like, so I was really keen to give the Supreme Eye Serum a try. I have very problematic under eye areas, as in they are heavily bagged, puffy and with dark circles and wrinkles. No lotion or potion on the planet is going to cure this, but with realistic expectations, I hoped the serum could help improve the appearance of my under eyes area slightly. The serum comes beautifully presented in a cellophane sealed high quality box with a red outer sleeve. Application is via a metal rollerball. For best results, pop the bottle in the fridge for a few minutes before applying to cool the rollerball. To get a bit of serum on the roller ball, press down very gently on the lever below the rollerball. I say very gently because only a small bit of serum is needed and if the lever is pressed too hard too much serum comes out. The instructions say to apply morning and/or night to the eye contour area, using a gentle motion outwards from the inner corner of the eye. I use it morning and night after moisturising. I find the cool rollerball really soothing. The serum leaves my under eye areas feeling smooth and hydrated and whilst not a miracle product, it does seem to slightly brighten and slightly tighten my under eye areas too. I don't have sensitive skin so this isn't something I personally need to consider when selecting skin care products, but suffice to say I've had no issues using the serum. Results from beauty products vary widely from person to person and what works well for one may not work at all for another. It is a matter of trial and error to find what works best for each individual. My own personal experience of using this serum has been positive so far.

Item is an advanced eye serum promoting skin elasticity in order to create smoother, younger, firmer looking skin, and apparently reducing fine lines and wrinkles. Item arrives in branded box which is suitable for gifting, contains a 15ml bottle of serum. Ordered this for the missus who despite numerous encouragement to the contrary, continues to invest in alternative products to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, having utilised it this evening the item is recommended to be placed in the fridge for a few minutes prior to application. Having applied the product and discussed her experience, apparently the product blurb states that the cold roller ball reduces puffiness, then it should applied in upward strokes around the eyes, she was more than happy with the results stating she felt an improvement already. Whilst i felt obliged to agree, i believe that most of these products are designed to create a belief of improvement rather than actually achieve one at least initially, though I've always been pessimistic and the main benefit to me is her happiness and satisfaction of actually utilising it. When compared to her other products, bottle sizing and it's current pricepoint, it's a worthy four stars.

This Suprême Eye Serum by Dr Sebagh offers a good solution for achieving smoother, younger-looking skin around the delicate eye area. This advanced formula is conveniently packaged in a roll-on applicator, designed to deliver precise and effective results. Key benefits of the Suprême Eye Serum include its ability to diminish puffiness, reduce the appearance of dark circles, and smooth out fine lines and wrinkles. These effects are achieved through a potent blend of active ingredients that target specific concerns commonly associated with aging and fatigue around the eyes. The serum's lightweight texture absorbs quickly into the skin, providing an immediate cooling sensation that helps refresh and awaken tired eyes. Its formulation is carefully crafted to promote firmer skin, enhancing elasticity and resilience over time. Overall, this eye serum is deal for those seeking to address multiple signs of aging around the eyes, including puffiness, dark circles, and wrinkles. I am pleased with this product, albeit the expensive price tag.

Es un producto correcto pero que tiene un precio excesivo por lo que es . El rolon es un acierto pero con lo dedos puedes obtener un efecto similar.

At 50, I’m at that age where hormones are not playing nicely with me so I’ve been sleeping less and eating more - particularly salty foods. You can imagine what that does for my under eye area (think hound dog). This eye serum has really been helping to diminish those dark circles and puffiness that I’ve been experiencing so much of lately. There’s something unique about it that sets it apart from other eye serums I’ve used - it actually WORKS. Do I look ten years younger? No, but I look more awake and less scary. It helps make my entire eye area look brighter. The serum soaks in pretty fast so I can apply makeup very soon after putting it on. I like the rollerball to massage and soothe the area and it allows for less waste since the serum is not being absorbed into my fingers. Not much is needed! I appreciate that it’s unscented as I can be sensitive to many types of fragrance. Overall, while it’s a pricey eye serum, this one contains some unique ingredients that are powerfully effective. I’ve been very pleased so far so if your wallet can handle it, this is one you need to try.

This eye cream comes in a no-mess tube. You press down on a button on the tube to release the cream, which you can then roll directly onto the eye area with the included rollerball attachment. As someone with undereye bags, I was ready to put this cream’s claims to the test. It says that it will leave the eye area smoother & firmer within five minutes of application. I can attest that this cream is not a miracle worker in this sense. My eye bags are still there after using, but I am not surprised by that. If this product could really reduce them after five minutes, it would be a miracle worker. However, this is a nice, hydrating cream for the eye area that works well under make-up. I have even found that I can use it under products that do actually tighten the under eye area (such as PTR Firm X), which I cannot say for all cream.

Wife likes to use this under eye tightening serum after she uses the Dr Sebagh exfoliating mask. The roller pen makes the application very easy. But you don't want to pump the pen too hard or too much serum will come out. The roller helps to spread out the serum and allows the serum to apply to the area that is needed. It also helps to massage the skin and the serum is quickly absorbed by the skin. The result is smoother and more youthful look under the eyes. The big downside is the price. This is one of the few facial products we have tried that is over $100.

I really want to love this eye cream. It does work really well and makes my under eye area feel refreshed and moisturized. It also reduces puffiness and brightens me up even after only a few days of use. I make my own skincare products so I like to check out what is in the products that I am purchasing, mainly for safety reasons but also to see how I can improve my own formulations. I am not generally an alarmist about these things but this particular subject was drilled into my brain in college. I was surprised and a bit disappointed to find chlorhexidine gluconate on the ingredients list. This is a common disinfectant used to cleanse the skin for surgical preparation and it is really good at killing germs and preventing contamination. It even has residual properties for up ito 48 hours and works in the presence of dirt and grime. The bad side of it is that its a well documented ocular toxin. It is, however, allowed for use in cosmetic products as a preservative in very small concentrations but considering the overall cost of this product, it would have been nice to find a more suitable alternative with less ocular toxicity risks. They have put together a great product here but, in my opinion, they have kind of spoiled it by using this preservative. I would have preferred something else. Anything else would have been great. People have gone blind from the stuff, albeit in likely higher concentrations. There are many scientific articles, including JAMA, detailing corneal damage and other ocular reactions due to concentrations as low as 0.05%. In cosmetic products it is often used at a rate of up to 0.3%. Again, the other constituents of this product are really good and it does work really well. I would just use caution when applying this, so as to not get any of this product into the eyes. There are plenty of other safer and cheaper alternatives that can provide good results without the risk. I will probably stick to those.