No, this is a typical eye cream. It is a white cream, and does not conceal at all. I have been using it in the morning, but still have to cover with concealer.

depends on your skin tone - it is tinted so if you have fair/light skin, this might be enough. I have olive skin so I use this with Amazing Collections Amazing Concealer which truly is AMAZING and I feel like I look 10 years younger when I'm done getting ready in the morning.

I highly recommend you go to a store (if you have one close) with NO make-up on (I know, I know....just wear some big shades) and have them do one eye.

It's slightly tinted but you will probably need a thicker concealer over it.

No. It does appear to have a color out of the tube but it goes on mostly clear.

A little! It's peachy. The tint very barely shows up though, so it's not like a concealer.

You'll need a concealer. This is tinted but not enough to make a difference. It's more like a highlighter.

Morning and evening.

Twice a day

I used this product throughtout the day-even on top of my makeup.

Yes, it is a good moisturizer.

You should use this twice a day. In the am and the evening before bed.

It doesn't do anything but moisturize and you can buy lots of other products that do a better job of that a lot cheaper.

Not in my case, I found this product to be drying to the eye area.

I found it moisturizing!

NO! It says on the instructions that you should apply before your moisturizer, which clearly means it is not intended as a proper eye cream for moisture.

It adds long-lasting moisture to the under eye area.

It depends on your complexion, I guess. It isn't noticeable on me, meaning for me at least, it applies and rubs in well. I am slightly darker than a Pepperidge Farm milano cookie. Hope that helps.

This is a slightly cream colored cream that leaves no color or residue on my face. I don't see any reason why you wouldn't like it as much as I do.You're probably younger and with tighter skin than I am(70) so I think you'll love it.

Yes the cream is tan colored but it does blend in to african american skin. I just found that it doesn't work as well, maybe the color helps mask dark circles on lighter skin but it does nothing for darker complexions.

This is a tan colored cream, but it almost dries clear.

I don't know about dark skin tones but I have a medium skin tone and I didn't like the colour on me. The tint in the product seemed to highlight my dark circles even more. I'm guess if I felt that way, it will probably be more so for you.

It needs a moisturizer over it, very drying. It depends on the primer.

This is an overall great eye moisture.

I use it both on my eye lid and under being careful not to get it in my eye

Since the product was developed specifically for the undereye area, you might want to consider one of the following for your eyelids: Clinique's All About Eyes cream, Algenist's Complete Eye Renewal Balm or Shiseido's Benefiance WrinkleResist24 Intensive Eye Contour Cream. I was looking for a product for my crepey eyelids and was told by the respective companies that these products are safe for use on the actual eye lid as well as the surrounding eye area.

I have written to Clinique twice through email/contact us and have not had a reply, even after checking my junk filter.

Here's the ingredient list provided by Clinique:
Even Better Eyes Dark Circle Corrector:
ingredients: dimethicone [] water\aqua\eau [] isostearyl palmitate [] polyethylene [] polysilicone-11 [] butylene glycol [] ethylene/acrylic acid copolymer [] isononyl isononanoate [] polymethylsilsesquioxane [] titanium dioxide (ci 77891) [] cetyl peg/ppg-10/1 dimethicone [] polymethyl methacrylate [] petrolatum [] glyceryl polymethacrylate [] morus nigra (mulberry) root extract [] dimethicone crosspolymer-3 [] caffeine [] mica [] tocopheryl acetate [] sucrose [] milk protein\lactis proteinum\protéine du lait [] camellia sinensis (green tea) leaf extract [] glyceryl laurate [] quaternium-90 bentonite [] sodium chloride [] scutellaria baicalensis root extract [] whey protein\lactis protein\protéine du petit-lait [] glycerin [] peg-8 [] phytosphingosine [] sigesbeckia orientalis (st. paul's wort) extract [] peg/ppg-18/18 dimethicone [] dimethicone silylate [] cholesterol [] magnesium ascorbyl phosphate [] linoleic acid [] olea europaea (olive) fruit extract [] yeast extract\faex\extrait de levure [] disodium edta [] pyridoxine dipalmitate [] propylene carbonate [] vitis vinifera (grape) fruit extract [] triethoxycaprylylsilane [] phenoxyethanol [] triticum vulgare (wheat bran) extract [] palmitoyl oligopeptide [] iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499) <iln38539>

I checked the Clinique website & they don't seem to post any of their ingredient lists. Customer Service (via Live Chat) told me to use the "Email Us" form on the "Contact Us" page to request the list.

Since I've been using this product, I have not needed an additional eye moisturizer - Some days, I simply apply my sunscreen with moisturizer and then the product, add mascara and lip gloss and I'm ready to go!

Yes. Apply on clean skin before all other products.

I use mine before my moisterizer. You could wait for it to sink in, then add moisterizer all over and around the eye for more moisture. Or you could put it on then add your daily moisterizer, avoiding the eye area.

This is more like a watery cream. It made my skin itch a little, but no rashes or outbreaks or visible irritation.

It's definitely not a gel - it feels more like a light lotion - very cooling and soothing - I don't believe there is any Vitamin E in the product.

It's a cream with a very nice metal applicator that feels great when you use it. I like it.

yes but you won't need it. I use a primer because I am a mineral foundation user but with this and my concealer, all I need to finish is powder to set everything in place.

Yes I believe so. I wait until this product has been absorbed and then apply makeup as usual.

I found it a bit drying on its own. I would use this plus a moisturizer on top, just let is dry properly first.