Shoppers on Amazon have been obsessing over the RoC Multi Correxion Hydrate + Plump Eye Cream which has been said to give ‘like Botox’ results – and it’s currently on offer for £16
Amazon customers are raving about a £16 eye cream that they claim gives ‘Botox-like’ results, leading to firmer, tighter and younger-looking skin around the eyes with fewer lines and wrinkles. Users of this budget beauty buy insist they’ve seen a difference around their eyes after just one application in some cases.
The Multi Correxion Hydrate + Plump Eye Cream by skincare brand RoC is flying off the shelves, with a bottle being sold every 30 seconds. Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker and Jennifer Anniston are fans of the product, which usually retails for £24.99 but is now available for £16.42 here on Amazon for a limited period.
The clinically-proven formula of the Multi Correxion Hydrate + Plump Eye Cream uses potent skincare ingredients to nourish the delicate eye area, delivering three age-defying results. It utilises peptides to visibly firm and contour, 1.5% hyaluronic acid to visibly fill fine lines, and caffeine to help reduce puffiness and rejuvenate the eye area over time.
A study conducted by RoC revealed that 100% of women in a trial saw visibly reduced crow’s feet within a week, while 85% noticed a visible reduction in under-eye puffiness after a month. After two months, 88% reported firmer-looking skin around the eye and 85% saw a visible reduction in dark circles.
RoC Multi Correxion Hydrate + Plump Eye Cream has become the rage among shoppers, boasting an impressive overall star-rating of 4.2 out of five on Amazon. One shopper conveyed: “I’m already seeing such a difference around my eyes. So much more hydrated and less obvious fine lines.”, reports the Manchester Evening News.
Another added: “I’ve tried lots of eye creams in the past. This is by far the best I have used. After just a few weeks my dark circles under my eyes were gone.”
A further patron shared: “Product is quite thick with no fragrance so a little is needed to hydrate the whole eye area. My eye area is looking noticeably hydrated after a few days of use. Happy customer.”
Another user chimed in stating: “I’ve had a lot of eye creams to try and fix my various problems,” and proclaimed, “This one is super hydrating and a great all rounder. Definitely my new favourite.”
However, not everyone was as smitten. An individual offered it only three stars, stating that while it’s a ‘nice product’ they’d ‘not noticed much of a difference’ post usage.
They elaborated saying: “I got this RoC eye cream and it’s ok. A little goes a long way. It absorbs quickly. It’s non-greasy. It has no scent. I used it several times on my crows feet and under eye bags but didn’t really see any difference after I applied.”
But another was over the moon with their latest find on Amazon, sharing: “I was thrilled to see this online. RoC had disappeared off UK shelves so I’ve been reliant on bringing this cream back from the USA for some years now. This is by far my favourite eye cream. I have sensitive skin but it doesn’t cause a flare up. It’s not a miracle worker, very few beauty products are, but I see a noticeable difference to the lines, puffiness and crepey skin around my eyes when I’m using it. RoC has a few different eye cream formulas so you have to find the one that works for you but I find for dry, tired, middle-aged eyes, this one works best.”
Bargain hunters can also snag deals like the L’Oreal Paris 2.5% Hyaluronic Acid Eye Serum for £16.74 here, down from £24.99, or The Inkey List Caffeine Eye Creamfor £10 here at LookFantastic. Meanwhile, Kiehl’s Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado is up for grabs at £30 here, and Clinique’s All About Eyes Eye Cream Rich is currently reduced from £35 to £28 here.
