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Your Best Face Correct (reformulated) Review
Pros
Moisturization lasted throughout the dayCons
No visible change after four weeksOur Take
It takes time to see significant improvement
Our Rating:
by Pam
I was thrilled to be able to try the newly formulated Your Best Face Correct ($150 in the shop) because my eyes reacted poorly to an ingredient in the old YBF Correct formula (Idebenone is now removed) and also because so many in the TIA community consider this their holy grail, desert island, miracle-working eye cream. My 60-year-old eyes needed some serious help to improve the elasticity and crepey skin situation. I’ve used many good eye products in the past that did a fine job eliminating puffiness, reducing dark circles and providing good quality hydration, but none have been able to significantly improve skin elasticity and reduce crepey wrinkling under the eyes.
Very impressed with the ingredients in this cream, I began using Correct on my upper and lower lids twice a day for four weeks. Correct is a very dense, yellowish cream with a pleasant and light smell of almonds. I found it applied easily, did not appear greasy or shiny on the skin. It left a matte appearance, but to the touch, the skin was very moist and I found this moisturization lasted throughout the day. There were times when I wanted a little more hydration underneath my eyes to help soften the wrinkled areas, so I applied Snowberry Smoothing Eye Cream ($53 in the shop) on top of the Correct when needed. This new formula of Correct did not cause any irritation whatsoever to my sensitive under-eye skin, which was a happy finding during the test. Correct also worked very well with my eye makeup and concealer.
Sadly for me at the end of four weeks, there was no visible improvement to my under-eye elasticity or reduction in the crepey-ness. It’s possible that my eyes might need a much longer period of time with Correct in order to see some positive change. From reading results of other users, it appears that some have been fortunate to realize significant improvement, and sooner.
Ingredients in Your Best Face Correct (eye cream)
Reverse osmosis water, olivem (cetearyl olivate, sorbitan olivate), perfuorodecalin, Eyeseryl (water, acetyl tetrapeptide-5), Haloxyl (hydroxysuccinimide, chyrsin, palmitoyl oligopeptide, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-3), Pentavitin (saccharide isomerate), triglyceride, Leucidal, ceteareth-6 olivate, licorice root extract, Syn-Hycan (tetradecyl Aminobutyroylvalylaminobutyric urea trifuoroacetate, magneisum chloride, glycerin), Syn-Tacks (glycerin, palmitoyl dipeptide-5 diaminobutyroyl hydroxythreonine, palmitoyl dipeptide-5 diaminohydroxybutyrate), Tego Pep 4-17 (tetrapeptide-21, glycerin, butylene glycol, water), alpha arbutin, Matrixyl 3000 (glycerin, butylene glycol, carbomer, polysorbate-20, palmitoyl oligopeptide, palmitoyl tripeptide-3), ethoxydiglycol, ethylhexyl palmitate, nylon-12, Renovage (triglyceride, teprenone), olive leaf extract, Relistase (glycerin, acetylarginyltryptophyl diphenylglycine), caffeine, spin trap (phenyl butyl nitrone), Homeostatine (enteromorpha compressa extract, caesalpina gum), trans resveratrol, tetrahydrodiferyloylmethane (turmeric root extract), nutmeg butter, vitamin e, lipochroman-6 (dimethylmethoxy chromanol), dimethyl isosorbide, vitamin B5, Sepilift DPHP (dipalmitoyl hydroxyproline), coenzyme Q10, alpha bisabolol, alpha lipoic acid (R-lipoic acid), violet leaf absolute, oakmoss absolute
Is Your Best Face Correct (eye cream) Right for Me?
- Your Best Face Correct hydrates the delicate skin around the eye.
- It takes time to see results with Your Best Face Correct.
Your Best Face Correct (eye cream) is a Solution for:
Crow's Feet,
Dark Circles,
Fine Lines,
Puffy Eyes,
Sagging Skin,
Wrinkles
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September 26, 2012
by Marsha
I've been desperately searching for answers to correcting and healing under eye darkness, puffiness kind of congestion, and thinning and wrinkling.
What is really starting to make a gradual difference is the following:
Kinerase serum. The newest one with lavender on the label with vit C, Kinetan and Zeatin. Then after applying that, their newest eye cream.
I'm loving the same serum for the face and then their peptide cream for the face and neck, etc.
I still need more due to aging so on top of these I often use an enzyme cream and or a probiotic cream by Epicuran.
I got dome great devices I like allot. I got Clarisonic, an Ozone hand held device which was marketed for acne but I know its also for anti aging. I just ordered the Labelle ultrasonic skin scrubber. It has the most ultrasonic pulses per second that i've been able to find so far but as far as the PZT ceramic crystals we here have noted and discussed on another skin scrubber thread this one has only one crystal. I communicated with the manufacturer and
they said that they are getting better results by now switching from 4 ceramic crystals to one crystals and reprograming the board inside of the unit.
I have to research further as it is confusing for sure.
August 24, 2012
by Oksana
Pam
So glad, you found your go-to product! It also sounds, as if Snowberry rather moisturizing - correct?
Hope, you will write an update on the results with Ultra Renew.
August 24, 2012
by Pam
Oksana, yes I still really like the Snowberry smoothing eye serum the best. It has been the only eye cream I've ever tried that pretty much eliminated my undereye darkness and puffiness. Snowberry has not yet improved my undereye crepey ness, but I'm not sure any serum or cream will be able to do that for me. I've also tested Image Skincare The MAX Eye Cream which is also good, but did not improve the wrinkles and also was not as good as Snowberry for dark circles. So, after trying a long list of eye products over the past 5 years, I'm thinking I will just stick with the Snowberry eye cream and use it with my new Ultra Renew device to see if that combination will make a difference.
August 24, 2012
by Oksana
hi, Pam
are you still as excited now about Snowberry Eye Serum, as when you originally wrote the review?