Meaningful Beauty Under Eye Skincare System

Works as good as any under eye cream I’ve ever used. It doesn’t work miracles, it’s just a good eye cream. It goes on easily, is non greasy, has almost no smell, and feels good. I put in on after I use the eye lifting creme. I don’t feel I look any younger, but I do think it’s making the skin I have left stay the way it is longer than if I didn’t use it lol.

Works good , but I wish it was larger and kind of pricey?!

I’ve been using the product for a couple of weeks and don’t notice any difference.

My wife has been using this product for about a week now.
She does feel a little bit of stinging when she applies the eye lifting creme. Stinging sensation doesn’t last long nor did the creme do any damage to her skin.
After a week, she does notice the fine lines not being as prominent as they were before but, not too much difference with the deeper wrinkle she has under her eye.
Easy to apply. Only a small amounted needed. Didn’t notice any odor when using either product. Absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy feeling afterwards.
Maybe in more time there will be a bigger change and only time will tell.
She said she will continue using these products. If there’s any change then I will come back and update.

I was excited to give this kit a try, the brand is new to me and the claims sounded pretty good.

I’m a little odd when it comes to testing beauty products, I’ll give them a “half face” test for a month and see if there’s any difference, so on February 5th I began using the Anti-Aging Under Eye and Dark Circle Kit as recommended on the left side of my face, and continued my usual 

Neutrogena Healthy Skin Face Lotion SPF 15, 2.5 fl. oz.

 on the right side.

After more than a month there is absolutely no difference visible between the two sides of my face.

So, are the manufacturers of Meaningful Beauty products lying? Not exactly. Even though the product doesn’t do a darned thing except lighten your wallet, tricky use of wording means they haven’t actually made any claims that are outright lies.

Here’s the main description: “This anti-aging eye duo is designed to help smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, firm and lift the eye area, and visibly reduce the appearance of puffiness.” The key here is, of course, APPEARANCE. They aren’t claiming that fine lines and wrinkles will actually disappear, just that they will appear less visible – this, of course, occurs right after the application of any moisturizer since the fluid lays on top of your skin for a short time and makes it appear plumper, fresher, and more youthful.

We do have one part of this statement that I think they could get in trouble for: “…firm and lift the eye area…” since this doesn’t have any of those modifier words in front of it, the claim is that it is actually firming and lifting the eye area, period. Which it doesn’t.

Reading a little further, the description morphs a bit and another statement reads “…visibly firm and lift the eye area, and reduce the appearance of puffiness.” Ah, now we’re back to that safe little word, “appearance”.

And finally, I think this is the most true statement in all the flowery language of the sales pitch “…Revitalize your eyes with this antioxidant-enriched duo that’s the best concealer for dark circles, crow’s feet and puffiness.”

Yep, it’s not a miracle lotion, it’s an overly-expensive concealer.
Save your money.