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Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream
by Amarte
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Size: 0.7 oz. (20 ml)
Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream is an anti-wrinkle rejuvenator designed for people who are looking to renew, refresh and revitalize the fragile skin around the eyes. This powerful cream simultaneously nourishes, hydrates and promotes elasticity, leaving your skin youthful and glowing. In order to make sure this product provides the efficacy and results it promises, Truth In Aging has tested and reviewed Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream, to ensure that you get a soothing treatment that will replenish and firm your skin. For more products that work to repair and enhance your complexion, shop Truth In Aging today.
Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream delivers a 3.8% concentration of retinol with nano-encapsulated epidermal growth factor to diminish fine lines, while giving vitality and resilience to your eyes without irritation. It additionally utilizes ginkgo nut extract to further increase anti-aging benefits by encouraging collagen and elastin production, while improving vascular stability.
Directions:
Apply around eyes after moisturizing. Can also be used to target lip lines.
Review by: Marta
Amarte is a Korean beauty brand that recently completely overhauled its products under the guidance of an American dermatologist, Dr. Craig Kraffert. The collaboration of two cultures, West and East, as well the brand’s symbolism – Amarte translates literally as “to love you” and the company’s motto is “love yourself, love your skin” – had me intrigued enough to try the Eyeconic Eye Cream. And I am very glad I did.
Part of the lure of Eyeconic Eye Cream was that it features an ingredient that I am typically wary of and that I have never, ever used in an eye cream: retinol. Generally, I find it too harsh and drying. I am concerned about its propensity to thin the skin with overuse and make it more vulnerable to the sun. And here it is at a 3.8% concentration, no less.
Epidermal growth factor also takes center stage in Amarte Eyeconic. Growth factors, particularly human derived as this one is, are one of the major breakthroughs in topical skincare, and I have had good results with many growth factor (or stem cell) serums. However, I did some recent research into combining glycolic acid and growth factors in your skincare regimen and concluded that this should be avoided as the glycolic may slow down the efficacy of the EGF. Retinol, an exfoliant by any other name, could do the same.
Now, here the EGF is nano-encapsulated. I am guessing that this makes the EGF more stable and efficient at penetrating the skin. In any event, Eyeconic wasn’t at all irritating or drying and my six-week test has left my eye area, especially under and outer, looking smoother and more hydrated.
Overall, the formula seems to be well-balanced with a base of moisturizing glycerin and argan oil. Elemental sulfur is a pH balancer. The botanical extracts include ginkgo biloba nut, which has high levels of quercetin, a common and powerful antioxidant. Nutmeg is an antioxidant due to an abundance of myristicin. Useless aside: the hallucinogenic effects of an over-indulgence of nutmeg are due to myristicin.
There are the usual suspects in the preservative department (phenoxyethanol and disodium EDTA), which is a shame since they put purists off to what is otherwise a great-performing eye cream (and there is grapefruit seed and clove, both of which serve as antimicrobacterials). Still, if you have been looking for an eye cream with retinol and growth factors, Eyeconic is it. And with positive reviews for Amarte Hydrolift Cream by Cristina (with impressive before and afters) and Aqua Veil Hydrator by Kathy, Amarte is looking as if East is meeting West.
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Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream is an anti-wrinkle rejuvenator designed for people who are looking to renew, refresh and revitalize the fragile skin around the eyes. This powerful cream simultaneously nourishes, hydrates and promotes elasticity, leaving your skin youthful and glowing. In order to make sure this product provides the efficacy and results it promises, Truth In Aging has tested and reviewed Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream, to ensure that you get a soothing treatment that will replenish and firm your skin. For more products that work to repair and enhance your complexion, shop Truth In Aging today.
Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream delivers a 3.8% concentration of retinol with nano-encapsulated epidermal growth factor to diminish fine lines, while giving vitality and resilience to your eyes without irritation. It additionally utilizes ginkgo nut extract to further increase anti-aging benefits by encouraging collagen and elastin production, while improving vascular stability.
Directions:
Apply around eyes after moisturizing. Can also be used to target lip lines.
Review by: Marta
Amarte is a Korean beauty brand that recently completely overhauled its products under the guidance of an American dermatologist, Dr. Craig Kraffert. The collaboration of two cultures, West and East, as well the brand’s symbolism – Amarte translates literally as “to love you” and the company’s motto is “love yourself, love your skin” – had me intrigued enough to try the Eyeconic Eye Cream. And I am very glad I did.
Part of the lure of Eyeconic Eye Cream was that it features an ingredient that I am typically wary of and that I have never, ever used in an eye cream: retinol. Generally, I find it too harsh and drying. I am concerned about its propensity to thin the skin with overuse and make it more vulnerable to the sun. And here it is at a 3.8% concentration, no less.
Epidermal growth factor also takes center stage in Amarte Eyeconic. Growth factors, particularly human derived as this one is, are one of the major breakthroughs in topical skincare, and I have had good results with many growth factor (or stem cell) serums. However, I did some recent research into combining glycolic acid and growth factors in your skincare regimen and concluded that this should be avoided as the glycolic may slow down the efficacy of the EGF. Retinol, an exfoliant by any other name, could do the same.
Now, here the EGF is nano-encapsulated. I am guessing that this makes the EGF more stable and efficient at penetrating the skin. In any event, Eyeconic wasn’t at all irritating or drying and my six-week test has left my eye area, especially under and outer, looking smoother and more hydrated.
Overall, the formula seems to be well-balanced with a base of moisturizing glycerin and argan oil. Elemental sulfur is a pH balancer. The botanical extracts include ginkgo biloba nut, which has high levels of quercetin, a common and powerful antioxidant. Nutmeg is an antioxidant due to an abundance of myristicin. Useless aside: the hallucinogenic effects of an over-indulgence of nutmeg are due to myristicin.
There are the usual suspects in the preservative department (phenoxyethanol and disodium EDTA), which is a shame since they put purists off to what is otherwise a great-performing eye cream (and there is grapefruit seed and clove, both of which serve as antimicrobacterials). Still, if you have been looking for an eye cream with retinol and growth factors, Eyeconic is it. And with positive reviews for Amarte Hydrolift Cream by Cristina (with impressive before and afters) and Aqua Veil Hydrator by Kathy, Amarte is looking as if East is meeting West.
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Benefits:3.8% retinol, boosts collagen production, boosts elastin production, boosts radiance, firms skin, Five Best, freshens dull skin, heavy hitter, multi-purpose, non-greasy, reduces fine lines, reduces wrinkles, smoothes skin, tightens skin
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I love love love Amarte eye cream. Thank you.
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I have crinkles and crepey(is that really a word hehe) undereyes and that's my most aging problem/concern!! Please think about considering me for the trial
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Ooh! Sounds like something I definitely need to try!
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Exfoliation and brightening sound like a winning combo, and it sounds like Amarte may be a real winner in my quest for better skin. And "pearl powder" sounds so deluxe! Thanks for the opportunity to perhaps be lucky enough to give it a try!
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Would love to try the Daily Exfolipowder! I'm always looking for new brightening products.
Water, Glycerin, Argania Spinosa (argan) Kernel Oil, Retinol 3.8%, Butylene Glycol, Cetyl Alcohol, Adenosine, Allantoin, Elemental Sulfur, Human Oligopeptide-1 (EGF 2-nano), Ginkgo Biloba Nut Extract, Myristica Fragrans (nutmeg) Kernel Extract, Syzygium Aromaticum (clove) Seed Extract, Eucalyptus Alba Leaf Extract, Citrus Paradisi (grapefruit) Seed Extract, Arginine, Dimethicone, Stearic Acid, Caprylic/capric Triglyceride, Carbomer, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Lauric Acid, Glyceryl Stearate/PEG-100 Stearate, PEG-40 Stearate, Self-emulsifying Glyceryl Monostearate, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol
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5 stars 4 out of 5
by Firefly
I will probably buy this product again simply because I love the consistency of how nice it moisturizes my eye area and how easily it absorbs. There's not much fragrance either, which is a must for an eye creme. I didn't notice any difference under my eyes for the 3 months that I used this every day and night but I do like it enough to purchase another tube.
by Ann
I didn't care for this product. It irritated my eyes, so I couldn't use it there. I didn't find it to have any effect on the wrinkles between my eyebrows or around my mouth. It was sufficiently moisturizing.
5 stars 2 out of 5
by CR
I used this product for about 3 months and really did not find it all that helpful. I had used YBF Correct for 2 years prior to that and I felt like I lost ground with under eye circles in particular with this product. It does do a fine job at hydrating (but what eye cream doesn't, right?).
If smoothing and under eye circles are of top concern to you I say use Correct instead.
5 stars 5 out of 5
by Maria
I love love love Amarte eye cream. Thank you.
5 stars 5 out of 5
by Dasha
absolutely love it!
Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream is so far my best eye-area moisturizer. Immediately after application it melts in rejuvenating my skin and leaving it so dewy but not sticky, greasy or oily at all (like many other eye creams and serums work on my eyes). I have very sensitive eyes and almost all my previous eye products in some way caused irritation, even those that worked lovely for me - so I had to tolerate this uncomfort. But this never ever happened to Amarte! Even scratching my eye with cream leftovers on my fingers never caused tears - for me it is totally safe.
I can not so far report on its efficiency concerning deep wrinkles, but Amarte solved my problem with a "paper" dry under-eye skin area and indeed each morning it makes my eyes so bright and refreshed!
Still I am not using the package as I guess it was intended - I am pressing a tiny amount of cream on my fingertips and evenly distribute it over my eye area. But I find the package to be ideal lip applicator, and to make sure each drop of cream contributes, after I use Amarte on my eyes I am also spreading cream left-overs over my lips.
This is the product I will be buying again and can definitely recommend to friends!
5 stars 5 out of 5
by Ann
I've tried a lot of eye creams, but this was that really impressed me. I followed the instructions and used it after my usual daily eye cream, and to my amazement, my concealer went on smoothly, with far less evidence of creases and lines. It stayed looking good most of the day, too! I will definitely re-order, but probably not for awhile because there seems to be a nice amount of product and very little is needed.
5 stars 5 out of 5
by Mark
I was especially happy to try out Amarte Eyeconic Eye Cream as it already has Marta's stamp of approval. Over a four-week period this eye cream performed well by hydrating my eye area and made a noticeable difference by refining and smoothing the under-eye area and helping to keep the fine lines at bay. Since it is generally accepted that continuous use of retinol tends to thin the skin, I would use this intermittently for refining and smoothing but choose another favorite eye product for my regular daily use.