little white truths

• Contains a light-reflecting agent that visibly softens small imperfections
• Extremely gentle, rejuvenating and smoothing complex
• Combines honey and exfolin to reveal the radiance of the skin
• Fights the causes of ageing
• Mexoryl, a high tolerance filter, blocks the most harmful UVA rays
• Nanocapsules transport pure vitamin e to the skin’s cells: a precious active ingredient and a formidable protector, it combats the formation of free radicals
• Extract of helianthe neutralises these same free radicals
• RRP $88 AUD for 15ml, but do shop around

Verdict

I've had a look at the online reviews of this product and I'm surprised to see that a lot of people don't like it. I personally think it's beautiful!

It's a gorgeously thick, white cream that feels rich and velvety on the eye. My skin loves it and a little goes a long way, so this little sample has lasted a lot longer than other samples might.

What I love about it - other than the texture - is that it has an immediate brightening and plumping effect, and for that reason it makes my eye area look more awake. It also temporarily plumps fine lines and takes a few years off my face, which is what I look for in an eye cream.

As for claims, I do think it softens small imperfections and has a smoothing effect. I also think it makes my eye area look younger and more radiant. Plus it has a cooling effect and for this reason it's soothing to use.

In sum, I'm not sure why people don't love this eye cream, but perhaps it wasn't selling well because I can't find it available online anymore. Foo! It's one I might have moved to the wishlist.

I've long been a fan of Lancome skincare, and this cream is no exception.

Beautiful.