I noticed in the beginning that it didn't do too much for my eyes. Then I combined it with the serum. Now my under eye lines have disappeared and so did the dark circles under my eyes. It really lifts and firms. But I do use it only together with the serum. In the beginning my eyes burned but that has stopped now. You cannot put it to close to your eyes (as with any cream). This one is a keeper

Clinique has discontinued my favorite anti gravity cream and I was in total shock. I am approching 40 and have never seen any wrinkles on my face. As I walked to the department store in search of something new, I was appalled at the prices of some of the jars. Some jars are the price of a diamond ring, I swear. I left the store and went straight for drugstore. My philosophy is that every woman is entitled to a great affordable cream. Anyway I ended up choosing the copper eyecream from Neutrogena, since I love Neutrogena anyway. The first three days my eyes stung a little bit and that is maybe because after 10 years of Clinique it "scared my skin" lol. But I immediately noticed the firming effect as well as the softening around my eyes. I went out and bought the whole line. It is excellent and people always think i am younger than my age . My husband also likes it. It firms, lifts and softens my lines and it made my skin look healthy. In additions my pores began to shrank.

This line was disappointing. I usually like Neutrogena, but this is harsh on the skin yet ineffective in achieving its purpose.

This product did not work for me. I saw no improvement in appearance of wrinkles or puffiness. What a waste of money!!

It's hard to believe that Neutrogena could make a product this bad. It actually made the fine lines under my eyes more noticeable! I switched back to Benefit Wonderlift and the lines are gone. Very thin cream; doesn't seem to absorb into the skin at all. Good luck.

I love Neutrogena products in general, but was a bit disappointed with this one. It was good as a general eye cream for keeping the under eye area hydrated, but I noticed no difference in my fine lines or in firmness. I have started using DDF Nourishing Eye Cream and saw a difference within a week or so (no kidding!) with diminished fine lines. It is quite light though, and I do miss the super-hydrated way my under eye area felt with the much thicker Neutrogena Visibly Firm product.

I use all Neutrogena products on my skin and love this stuff too. It was rated very high in a magazine I read recently, up there with Clinique All About Eyes. I don't like the Clinique product as it actually seemed to increase my eye wrinkles. I do like the Clinique lift cream for eyes though. And I know how to put eye cream on (from the outer corner of your eye toward your inner). No matter what you use, if you put eye cream on the wrong way, it WILL increase your wrinkles. This stuff works the best for my skin.

Love it. love it, love it! At 26, my concealer was beginning to settle into the tiny lines beneath my eyes. After I used this cream for about a month, and the lines (and make up settling) were much less noticeable. Not quite a miracle, but close!

It's definitely not a miracle, but a decent product nonetheless. It does require nightly use, and I really don't believe that "copper" is doing much of anything for me, but I think that generally the teensy lines around my eyes look slightly better. I'm 32, and it's possible that _any_ moisturizer would have produced the same effect, but I do think it's worth the money. I plan to try the Neutrogena Advanced Solutions Facial Peel next. I'll be sure to review that too.

Keeping in mind that any anti-aging product needs time to really work its wonders, I've been using the product for a couple of weeks now, and it does seem to be doing the job. My skin is definitely moisturized, so I have no problems with that, but I'm not sure about the firming just yet. It hasn't done a thing for my under-eye circles, either. I'll give it a bit more time and see what happens.