I started using All About Eyes in the run up to my wedding, so about 2 and a half years ago now. All About Eyes was recommended by the Clinique girls at the counter in my local department store, so I thought I'd give it a try. The standard size tub cost £20.00 (15ml), which works out at £13.33 per 10ml. I started using it along with my 3 Step system from Clinique and would apply All About Eyes around my eyes after using the clarifying lotion but before the moisturiser gel. It is recommended that you apply it after the moisturising gel, but that is just my preference. It felt very light and fresh on application, the cream going on very ...  Read the complete review

I first used Clinique's All About Eyes when a sample-size was included in one of the 'Bonus Time' packs that Clinique offer a couple of times each year. It's always worth buying the required two Clinique items during 'Bonus Time' to get these free packs, as it's a great opportunity to try other Clinique products. A good marketing ploy for Clinique, and on this occasion it worked, because when the sample pot was empty I did actually rush out and buy the full-size product. The sample pot was just 5ml, and it lasted me four weeks of twice-daily use. Last week I bought a full-size (15 ml) pot, so I'm expecting to get at least three months out of it. At £22.50 a ...  Read the complete review

Being only in my mid-twenties, eye cream isn't something I've ever spent much time thinking about. I've generally assumed it's only for 'older' ladies or those with serious wrinkles. However, recently I've noticed some tiny lines beginning to appear below my eyes and at the corners when I smile, so can only assume that I must be getting old! Hence when I was last in Debenhams browsing the Clinique counter and being tempted by their latest 'Bonus Time' offer of a freebie goody bag when purchasing two products, I thought I might as well give this a try and see if I noticed any difference! This eye cream is available from Boots, House of Fraser, Debenhams and ...  Read the complete review

All about eyes claims to reduce puffiness & dark circles whilst moisturising the less oily eye area in order to prevent and reduce the appearance of fine lines. A heafty bag of claims right there! It's the most 'basic' eye cream that Clinique offer and has no spf and is aimed at those in their 20's and early 30's I would have said. The cream comes in a screw-top pot, one of my least favourite styles as it means that the product gets exposed to the air every time you use it, you have to dip your 'just washed but still not completely clean' finger in twice a day and the product gets up your nails every time you use it. I think a tube would be more ...  Read the complete review

I don't get much time for pampering these days, and have got a little bit lazy if i'm honest, but whenever I remember I pop a little bit of this cream around my eyes and live in hope that my minimal effort will do some good in the long run! This Clinique eye cream comes neatly packaged in a little peach coloured plastic pot with a stylish metallic silver lid. It looks smart and expensive, if a little clinical but that's just Clinique's style. This upmarket brand is known to focus on the quality and functionality of its products, before pandering to clever design features. The pot is quite thick and very durable and at 15mls it's a nice portable ...  Read the complete review