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"Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème - Rozjaśniający Krem Pod Oczy, który Oświetla Twój Wygląd!"
My Results
Now that you’ve read about all the features, benefits, and key details of the Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Creme, here are the details on how this eye cream worked for me.
I know that a lot of skincare products do take time to work, so I made sure to use this eye cream for almost 8 months before deciding to write a review on it. I also heard from another influencer that consistent use is key and there is quite a bit of different after a year’s use.
The Banana Bright Eye Creme does instantly brighten the eye area – as do most eye products since you’re moisturizing the skin. But the product does also have mica in it which is great for reflecting light and gives the illusion of brighter eyes. So yes, you can possibly see “instant results”, but it doesn’t mean it has inherently improved your dark circles as it is a cosmetic approach to start. With long term use, that’s when the eye cream will slowly help with improving the brightness of the eye area over time so you’ll need to be patient. This eye however, did not help with puffiness for me – but this product also doesn’t claim to target this problem.
With fine lines, I believe that is is helping with prevention and maintenance as I don’t really have any right now.
Similar Products: Lots to choose from
GLAMGLOW BRIGHTEYES Illuminating Anti-Fatigue Eye Cream: GLAMGLOW’s formula includes caffeine, hyaluronic acid, and peptides to plump and hydrate under the eyes. It also includes “illuminating spheres” to disguise dark under-eyes. It’s priced at $39 for a half-ounce—comparable to Ole Henriksen's Banana Bright+ Eye Crème—so it’s worth trying them both to see which you prefer.
Drunk Elephant C-Tango Multivitamin Eye Cream: A much pricier option is Drunk Elephant’s C-Tango Multivitamin Eye Cream, which is $64 for a half-ounce. Its main star is vitamin C—it’s packed with five different kinds. While the vitamin C tones and firms, peptides improve the look of fine lines and cucumber extract works as an antioxidant.
What is it like to use the OleHenriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème?
The OleHenriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème comes with 0.5 ounces, but a little goes a long way.
The first thing I noticed about OleHenriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème is how thick it is—a little bit of product went a long way. Before applying it, I wash my face to create a clean slate and then pick up a pea-sized amount of product with my ring finger and massage it onto my under-eye and upper lid areas. I mostly use the product at night before bed, so it can sink into my skin while I sleep. (But because of the vitamin C content, it would be a great product to use during the day to help protect the skin from free radicals, along with some sunscreen on top.) I don’t use the cream as a base for makeup despite the instructions suggesting this because it makes my concealer feel heavier.
The cream has a citrus smell, which I enjoy and look forward to using every night. Some Sephora reviewers disagree, though, reporting that the fragrance is too strong. If you have a sensitive nose, you may fall into the latter camp because the smell lingers lightly. The jar might seem small at 0.5 ounces, but I’ve had my current container for more than six months and have over half of the product remaining. The packaging suggests the cream expires after six months, but as long as it does not change in appearance or scent, I plan to use every last drop.