The 60-Second
Face Lift That Actually
Works

I tried it under one eye first because I was honestly skeptical. I used too much the first time and it looked a little dry, but with a much thinner layer the difference was easier to see. My under-eye area looked smoother and more awake after a few minutes.

This doesn’t erase every line, but it definitely softens the look of my forehead lines for a while. I mostly use it before dinner or when I know photos are coming.

My biggest issue is morning puffiness. A tiny amount under each eye makes me look more rested, which is really all I wanted. It feels tight while it dries, but not uncomfortable for me.

I bought it mainly to wear under makeup. The trick is letting it dry completely before touching the area. When I rush, my concealer doesn’t sit as nicely. When I wait, the finish looks much better.

I’ve been using a small amount around my smile lines. The change is subtle, not a whole new face, but they look less noticeable and my makeup doesn’t settle into them as much.

I’m 39 and I’m not expecting anything to make me look 30. What I do notice is that the crepey area under my eyes looks a little smoother and firmer, especially in natural light. Less product works better.

My skin is pretty reactive, so I tested a small spot first. I didn’t have an issue, and now I use it when I want a quick pick-me-up. It dries clear on me as long as I don’t layer it over a heavy eye cream.

Took me two tries to get the amount right. Once I stopped using so much, it worked much better. Definitely a “less is more” product.

I used this before family photos and was happy with how my under-eyes looked. They weren’t completely gone, but they looked less puffy and I didn’t look as tired in the pictures.

I’ve tried a couple of instant tightening products that turned chalky on me. This one looks more natural when I apply a paper-thin layer. I wouldn’t pile makeup on top, but a light concealer worked fine.

I have deeper under-eye bags, so I knew they wouldn’t disappear. Still, the area looked smoother and the shadows didn’t seem as harsh. For me it’s more of a temporary finishing product than skincare.

I keep this in my travel bag now. It’s useful after a bad night of sleep or before going out. The effect isn’t permanent, but it helps me look a bit more put together.

The little brush is actually helpful because it keeps me from applying too much. I use one very thin pass, wait a few minutes, and leave it alone. That gave me the cleanest finish.

For the price, I’m pleased. The tube should last a while because you only need a small amount. I use it around my eyes and sometimes on the lines beside my mouth.

There’s a learning curve. My first application looked patchy because I used moisturizer right before it. On clean, dry skin with less product, it looked much smoother. I’m glad I gave it another try.