Lamelin Eye Cream Roller, Retinol Niacinamide Vitamin A, Wrinkle & Under Eye Bag & Dark Circle Reducer, Sensitive Skin, Night Cream for Eye Puffiness and Fine Lines, Made in Korea

I recently got this eye cream and I am pleased with the results! The applicator has 3 individual rollers that disperse product, and the metal has a cooling effect. It also has 30 ml of product which is more than most others I found. After using this I can immediately tell a difference in my skins texture. It feels so soft and plump. The best part of this ,however, is the ingredients list. This advertises Vitamin A and retinol, but it also has a fair amunt of Niacinamide, Centella, tea tree extract ,and Aloe leaf extract. All of these ingredients are amazing for the skin. Centella, tea tree, and aloe are great for hydration, and Niacinamide and retinol help to promote cell production reducing the appearance of wrinkle, fine lines, and hyperpigmentation. I know this is going to help out my skin in the long run! This K-Beauty product is quick to become a favorite in my routine. I highly recommend this to anyone new to skincare and looking for basic healthy products, or for a seasoned pro looking to spice things up :)

Deja sensación pegajosa en la piel y siento que no humecta el contorno de los ojos, seguiré usándolo más días para ver si veo resultados

This product is really good.

Wow! This Lamelin Eye Cream Roller feels SO nice applying!! I truthfully am not a huge eye cream gal. I’ve tried a few, but never have tried one with an applicator like this! This has 3 roll on ball massagers. They help smooth massage, help absorb nutrients and gives cold therapy for puffiness. I will say, this does feel like an eye massage haha! I’m not quite sure about the nutrients being absorbed, BUT my puffiness does go down after using!! I don’t know the long term effects of this yet (as in minimizing wrinkles and pores - as it claims it will do), but I love the short-term effects of it (puffiness gone)! I do have fairly sensitive skin and have had no adverse reactions to it. Although, there IS a scent to it (which is pleasant). I thankfully am ok with scented skincare, but those of you who do not do well with scented skincare, it might not be your favorite. I absolutely love it! For how it feels, how it helps my puffiness go down, and the price (16 at time of review), I will absolutely order again!

The first thing I noticed, and as the other reviewer noted, retinol is the very last thing on the list of ingredients, which suggests it’s the lowest quantity ingredient in the whole formulation. It says retinol is “100ppm” so I did some brief googling and this translates to about 0.01% retinol. Exceptionally little. Might as well not even be an ingredient 🤷‍♀️ I got this because I had already been using a “baby retinol” or “beginner retinol” at 0.1% - this being specifically called a retinol eye treatment, I had high hopes but I don’t think it just being present should qualify it to be called that. I don’t think this would really do much for even a super beginner retinol user. That’s not to say the rest of the formulation may not be beneficial, but I’m already disappointed - it wasn’t what I was expecting, y’know? I do disagree with the other reviewer about the dimethicone being a problem. It COULD be a problem for YOU, but it’s not a problem in itself. It is a silicone, and is found in a great many cosmetics to allow for better slip/glide (particularly used in primers and foundations but also some hair care products). It may be bad for your skin in particular, but I would not say it is a bad ingredient. If you check your other beauty products and find it present but haven’t had any reactions, you should be fine but of course you should always stop use of any products that gives unfavorable results. And it is recommended to double cleanse if you’re using silicone products. I’ve added a photo of the ingredients so you’ll be able to better make an opinion for yourself on them. I will say I like the packaging, I think it’s very sleek and minimalist. The roller balls feel nice while applying/massaging in, and the cream goes on very smooth (it is more of a cream than a serum consistency). Time will tell I guess if it does anything. Truthfully I don’t expect it to do anything, and if it does to take a while. The niacinamide is at least promising (and in the first 5 ingredients), tea tree and aloe are also present which are nice. So is worth a try, but if you’re looking specifically for something with retinol there are many better/stronger options.