Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream: Review and Giveaway

Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream

Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream

Are your eyes looking tired after a long dreary winter? Got some dark circles rolling around under your eyes? Then could Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream could be the one for you. This lightly tinted cream is said to help diminish discolouration, target fine lines and wrinkles, while vitamin A helps hydrate and reduce puffiness.

I’ve been using this cream for the past few weeks, I did at first find it ‘odd’ using a tinted eye cream at night, I got the whole you take make up off at night not put it on heebeegeebees, but actually it’s so slightly tinted you don’t really notice. It’s very light to apply and has a creamy texture – though it spreads more than you would expect meaning a little really does go a long way, it is quickly absorbed into the skin, and leaves it feeling highly moisturised.

So what are the results?

I have to say my usual bags have been kept at bay, and the dark circles seem to have lightened off, which considering I’m having an awful time with my Fibro and fatigue is really quite amazing. I would definitely buy this in future to help give my eyes the pep me up they deserve.

If you fancy trying Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream yourself you can pick it up at Boots, Savers and Independent Pharmacies Nationwide at £8.99 for 15ml.

Stop don’t leave yet

The lovely people at Fade Out are offering 3 of you the chance to try their Brightening Eye cream free of charge in this fantastic competition. To enter all you need to do is let me know:

What’s your best beauty tip?

s normal once you have completed the one mandatory entry a round of optional extras will open, you do not have to complete any of these, they are just if you would like some extra chances.

Please remember to check the full T&C at the bottom of the rafflecopter application, this giveaway is open to the UK only, any entries left that do not answer the given question or have obviously not taken the time to follow the rules will be disqualified. After the one compulsory entry of answering the given question you will open a round of optional extras you do not have to enter any of these, all entrants’ names and emails maybe used by the sponsoring company to send offers and newsletters.
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Good luck all – I hope the winners love Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream as much as I do.

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203 thoughts on “Fade Out Brightening Eye Cream: Review and Giveaway

  1. Im a total sucker for anything to do with face, wrinkles, bags etc. I am willing to give anything a go and if i like it then i buy it. I have kept wrinkles at bay by cleansing moisturising and using good quality eye and face creams. Try to get a facial one a month and use face masks as often as you can. Tea bags used are great too to take down puffy eyes. You can also buy eye masks which you put in the fridge that are really good too. When you get to my age (46) your eye lids tend to lose elasticity so using a powder on them will make them look baggy. Try a cream eye shadow. It works for me.

  2. use Vaseline on teeth they give them a lovely shine also use sudocrem on rough hard skin after a week its as smooth as a babys bum x

  3. Cutting a grape in half and using both wet sides to cleanse the face as grapes have got really good natural antioxidants that minerals beneficial to the face

  4. i rub a small bit of vaseline onto my finger tips and then rub it onto my cheekbones, it gives them a subtle sheen which makes me look abit fresher

  5. [email protected] on said:

    ALWAYS take off your make up – even if you’re drunk, tired or just lazy

  6. [email protected] on said:

    Have 7+hours sleep and make sure you cleanse, tone and moisturise every night.

  7. Drink plenty of water. I did when I was at school and didn’t have a lot of spots unlike my friends (who didn’t drink as much)

  8. my top tip is healthy eating, exercise and enough sleep. i really think this makes a massive difference, not that i am always able to follow it myself

  9. Don’t know if I’m best to give advice as I am woeful at looking after myself but I guess I’d say plenty of sleep!

  10. cold teabags are great for sore of puffy eyes and keep an aloe vera plant at home the juice is great for sunburn and also spots among other things

  11. Always moisturise your skin, drink lots of water, take make up off properly before you go to bed and don’t go to bed too late!

  12. Get some used teabags, put them on a saucer in the fridge. When the teabags are cool, put them on your eyes & lie back & relax for a while. Great for sore, tired or itchy eyes.

  13. Never wear too dark an eyeshadow over 35 (I’m 36) it seeps in to the fine lines and makes me look older, I keep it subtle and smoky. Only use quality brushes (they last years) wash them weekly in antibactrial handwash, and leave in sunlit windowsill last for years. You only get one set of eyes, look after them x

  14. [email protected] on said:

    cucumber to refresh puffy eyes just the tonicx

  15. lots of sleep, drink plenty of water, wipe all make up off before you go to bed, and vaseline works just as well as lip balms for dry lips :)

  16. [email protected] on said:

    A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP

  17. Smile! It transforms your face, and I always feel like if I smile I feel a tiny bit better too, even on my very bad days.

    @yyesidolikecake

  18. [email protected] on said:

    drink plenty of water and think lots of happy thoughts

  19. Water, water and more water you can never have enough it’s great for your skin, eyes, everything and if you think it’s not working you’re not drinking enough!

  20. Drink plenty of water to flush out all the bad bits and relax with some refreshing cucumber sliced on your eyes or cold cottol wool pads.

  21. Obviously Staying hydrated is vital, water on the inside & moisturise on the outside but everyones said that already so i’d like to add that highlighting & contouring your cheekbones makes your face look slimmer.

  22. Don’t wear foundation constantly. It clogs the pores and brings on spots. Always remove makeup and a hot flannel on your skin works wonders. Also moisturise daily

  23. Keep out of the sun and don’t smoke. Some of the worst skin/complexions I have ever seen belong to habitual smokers/sunbathers – harsh but true.

  24. [email protected] on said:

    Eat plenty of fresh fruit and veg – look after your skin from the inside

  25. [email protected] on said:

    drink lots of water and less is more.

  26. [email protected] on said:

    Cleanse, tone and moisturise and drink loads of water

  27. [email protected] on said:

    arnica is good for puffiness

  28. Vaseline on eyelashes, backs of hands and heels of feet. Vasaline rubbed into cuticles and also on old scar tissue. Vasaline works wonders.

  29. [email protected] on said:

    Avoid sugar as much as possible, eat lots of fruit and drink lots of water.

  30. [email protected] on said:

    Smile

  31. [email protected] on said:

    Get plenty of sleep

  32. [email protected] on said:

    Drinks lots of water and use moisturiser every day

  33. Mine’s boring, but it has to be getting enough sleep and drinking plenty of water. At least it’s cheap!

  34. Exfoliate once a week and only clean your face with a gentle cleanser, never soap as it is too harsh and drying on delicate skin….especially around the eyes x

  35. Use suncream as moisturiser even when at home in the UK and in winter. Even on cloudy days the sun’s rays can damage skin so it’s always worth using a moisturiser with built in SPF

  36. Its all about keeping really well hydrated, lots of water. Even by brother comments on how much better he feels and looks when hes been drinking plenty of water.

  37. Four things actually work: peels/exfoliation, Retinoids, injectables and sunblock. Other stuff may give you a few hours of “relief.”

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