Solawave Lightboost Eye Cream - 30ml - Ulta Beauty

Detailed Review for Mature Normal/Dry Skin prone to clogged pores. I found this by accident while looking for specific ingredients i want in skin creams (astaxthin, fucoxanthin, sh-polypeptides/oligopeptides, ferments blah blah) and this kept popping up, but i didnt take it seriously (no offence to the brand), because it seemed like an "in conjuction with this other product we sell" item. However, it was the only product that consistently popped up with each search so i clicked on the ingredients. And Wow. It contains every ingredient i wanted, plus several more that i usually use separate serums to get. For those who dont care about that stuff lol, this has a thinner, lotion texture, that all but disappears into my skin in minutes. It briefly leaves my eye area feeling hydrated, but i live in a dry desert and know i require multiple steps lol. There is no burning or itching around my mildly sensitive eyes. Personally, i use it after my daily serums, followed by an antioxidant spray, and my current sunscreen (Bioma 50+ or my 15 year tried and true Biore 50+) It performs beautifully under my Natasha Denona, Tarte shape tape creamy (i dream of my regular shape tape years), and Maybelline rewind concealers, as well as Givenchy, Dior and Loreal foundations w/out concealor. Keeps my under-eyes from looking crepey. FOR my ingredient friends. Just look at all these. And theyre high on the ingredient list too! Peptides: Hexapeptide-8 Argireline, Atetrapeptide 5 (its marketed for puffiness but sooo good for discolored undereyes), pentapetide-4 and sh-pentapeptides 1,11, and 9 (growth factor) & oligopeptide 1 (also growth), plus multiple ceramides (NS, NP, As, Eop, AP) plus cholesterol, and then squalane too, to mimic our skins mousture barrier. Also CoQ10, allatoin, I know im blabbering lol, but im a stickler for ingredients and every one of these is high on the list. The rest of the ingredients lower on the list are emollients and moisturizers and anti-aging ingredients like vitamin E, A. Glutamine, and then film formers & thickeners. Also i am a fan of red light therapy and have been using a 660 light box and now a lamp off and on since i was in my late 30's and while i am not familiar with this particular brand, i can tell you it works. Just dont overdo do it. Just a minute or two.