I have always put my skin care products around my eyes and Future Response is also suitable. However, I must note that I also use eye cream on top of all my skin care regimen.

I received a deluxe sample and it was too rich for my face since I have an oily skin. I've tried to use it as an eye cream and absolutely loved it. I added it to my every order for few weeks and got 4(!) of these in total only to use as an eye cream. The results are amazing, it helped a lot with the fine lines and dark circles. It doesn't sting if it gets into the eye, it actually calms the irritation from the scrubbing that sometimes needed to take off waterproof eye make up. I am planning to buy the full size. It's expensive, but regular eye cream size is 0.5 OZ, so this equals to 4 of them, which brings the price to standard price per OZ.

Do not use this as a night cream. I suggest the Moisture Bound Rejuvenating Eye cream to use as your eye cream.

I have been using this under my eyes where dark circles and puffiness sometimes occurs, and it definitely helped. There was no irritation at all, but if you are going to try it under your eyes, I would recommend using a very small amount as a test.

Future Response and Rejuvenating are just different lines of products.

Future Response is Asian bontanical/green tea based and the Rejuvenating Creme is from the Moisture Bound line which is Bamboo-based (which deliver moisture directly to the skin). Both are filled with anti-oxidants and are good for reducing fine lines. Based on trying products, I feel like Rejuvenating Creme is lighter SLIGHTLY, has a fresh scent, and absorbs quicker. However, Future Response was more moisturizing for me. I felt like the moisture went deeper with it because it was a tiny bit oilier and I actually liked how it smelled better than Rejuvenating Creme. It smells like green tea latte. So I have been using Future Response since age 26 and I just turned 27.

First, I am 27 and have thin, sensitive, dry/oily combination, acne-prone skin. I initially received as gift the future Response Age Defense serum, and cream. I was told Future Response was great for preventing fine lines, had anti-inflammatory features (good for both sensitive and acne).
I've been using it for about 3 months now and I AM IN LOVE. First, it smells like green tea latte (delish!). Second, a little goes a long way for my combination skin (although I put a little extra on my dry cheeks ad neck). Third, it is NOT irritating AT ALL (Clinique irritates me, yes the brand known for its hypoallergenic products irritates me). Fourth, my skin looks dewy and healthy.
Granted, I break out occasionally when I drink too much or during my period. BUT!!!!!!! I am breaking out WAY less than before because I used to have 3-5 pimples on my face at ALL times. BUT after using this product, I break out definitely less.
Now, be warned that this is a cream, not a lotion. So if you have oily skin, you should probably use very little, using the spatula which comes with the cream. I would recommend those with oily skin to use a 1/2 of pea-size quantity.
I scoop up a LIIIIIITTLE less than the pea-size, rub it on my finger tips of both hands (index to pinky), and apply only to my face. THEN, I pick up the same amount to warm on my finger tips and apply on the dry parts of my cheeks and neck. For CREAM, it absorbs relatively quickly. For faster absorption, I like to pat my skin after application.
I hope my comment helps!! =)

It is not for acne-prone skin. It is quite oily so it is for people with very dry skin.

I bought this product in South Korea and the beauty advisers told me this is for FUTURE which means for people who are starting to develop fine lines. and....fine lines develop after 25 and the lines deepen after 30 or mid-30's. So if you are 42, this product is not for you. Try the green tea seed oil or just go with virgin organic, cold/expeller pressed coconut oil. Just make sure the coconut oil is not processed with heat, chemical, or has been deordored, etc. ;)

So, it sounds like I'll stick w/ the stuff for those of us with 'older' skin.... though the sample I got of this stuff does feel lovely on my skin.

First, I am 27 and have thin, sensitive, dry/oily combination, acne-prone skin. I initially received as gift the future Response Age Defense serum, and cream. I was told Future Response was great for preventing fine lines, had anti-inflammatory features (good for both sensitive and acne).
I've been using it for about 3 months now and I AM IN LOVE. First, it smells like green tea latte (delish!). Second, a little goes a long way for my combination skin (although I put a little extra on my dry cheeks ad neck). Third, it is NOT irritating AT ALL (Clinique irritates me, yes the brand known for its hypoallergenic products irritates me). Fourth, my skin looks dewy and healthy.
Granted, I break out occasionally when I drink too much or during my period. BUT!!!!!!! I am breaking out WAY less than before because I used to have 3-5 pimples on my face at ALL times. BUT after using this product, I break out definitely less.
Now, be warned that this is a cream, not a lotion. So if you have oily skin, you should probably use very little, using the spatula which comes with the cream. I would recommend those with oily skin to use a 1/2 of pea-size quantity.
I scoop up a LIIIIIITTLE less than the pea-size, rub it on my finger tips of both hands (index to pinky), and apply only to my face. THEN, I pick up the same amount to warm on my finger tips and apply on the dry parts of my cheeks and neck. For CREAM, it absorbs relatively quickly. For faster absorption, I like to pat my skin after application.
I hope my comment helps!! =)

I have not had an issue with breakouts. I am not "super" prone, but do have combination skin and have to watch what I put on it. I did not find it to be greasy or oily. However, if you have extremely sensitive skin you may react differently.

No but I like cremes without SPF so that I can use it as my night creme as well. I hate the idea of sleeping with the sunscreen on, especially because sunscreens in the market contain cancer-causing ingredients. So...for easy spotters, if the ingredients start with ox or oy, they are cancerous and a lot of companies are switching to titanium dioxide which is mineral/natural sunscreen. ;)

No.

Just different lines of products. Future Response is Asian bontanical based and the ReJuvenating Creme is from the Moisture Bound line which is Bamboo (which deliver moisture directly to the skin). Both are filled with anti-oxidants and are good for reducing fine lines. Based on trying products, I feel like Rejuvenating Creme is lighter SLIGHTLY, has a fresh scent, and absorbs quicker. However, Future Response was more moisturizing for me. I felt like the moisture went deeper with it because it was a tiny bit oilier and I actually liked how it smelled better than Rejuvenating Creme. It smells like green tea latte and it's more calming. So I have been using Future Response since 10/2012.