This provides moisture but it also contains Retynal Palmitate (Vitamin A retinol) that reduces wrinkles in about 4 to 6 months; it also helps prevent wrinkles for years to come.

That is so interesting because it happened to me too! I honestly didn't connect it to the 5 in 1 until I saw your comment

Hi, the only thing I can say is that it adds a burn to your eyes! This formula felt wet on my eyes for over an hour and irritated the skin. I saw no visible glow or anything positive.

Apply as you would any eye cream. Gentle, tapping motion. I didn't see results after several weeks with this one. Good luck!

Goes on nice and smooth and does give your eyes a bit more "refreshed" look and feel, not too heavy.

First Aid Beauty uses the most effective ingredients to combat ageing; in the 5 in 1 Eye Cream, Alpha Arbutin acts as a long-term brightener and pigment regulator, while light reflecting agents give the eye area that immediate bright, fresh look.

I don't know about the "beautiful, subtle glow" but it cleared up the unsightly dry skin under my eyes, so I'll take their description of it! As far as application of the product, I usually use my pinky fingers or my ring fingers to apply products under the eye because those fingers have less strength, and you're less likely to tug at the delicate skin under your eyes. I don't tap it, I gently smooth it on.

I think you should try the 5 in 1 eye cream from First Aid Beauty. I used it for several months and loved it- it moisturizes so well but feels very light and definitely gets rid of any puffiness. I just had to stop using it during the winter because it contains retinyl palmitate- which is a form of retinol/retin-A so made my skin too dry during the winter time.
My mom also uses the same cream (She's 6 years older than you and, unlike you, has lots and lots of wrinkles under her eyes because she was obsessed with tanning back in the day and used to bake herself in the sun- she regrets that now) and has had great results in terms of both minimizing her wrinkles and decreasing under eye puffiness that was made worse by her allergy/sinus problems. She does not have to stop using it during the winter like I do. Just goes to show that everyone's skin is different so what works for one person may or may not work out for someone else. So I think you should definitely try it for a month or so- as eye creams go it's less pricey than most of the others- and if it doesn't work out try maybe Clinique's All About Eyes (another great product without the retinyl). I used to use that when I was in college to get rid of the bags under my eyes from staying up all night studying and it worked amazingly well! Hope this helps and take care!

I haven't had any problems with it, but for the price I think the Clinique 'All About Eyes' is a better buy. To be fair, I've never used the First Aid one longer than about 5 or 6 days in a row, though.