Tatcha 丝滑牡丹融化眼霜，15毫升

These are my impressions as someone with oily and allergic-sensitive skin. Those with dry skin may have a different experience. This 3ml mini bottle was included in the Starter Ritual Set. I use it after the cream (at the end of my skincare routine). Packaging: Jar-type. I use about one-third of the first joint of my pinky finger (half the pad of my finger?) on each eye. Texture: Slightly firm white cream. It's softer than La Mer's cream, but I'd still consider it firm. I can't detect a scent. Skin Integration: Spread it on both upper and lower eyelids, from the inner corner to the outer corner. After three strokes, the cream is absorbed into the skin, leaving it moist and smooth without any stickiness. Moisturizing: The texture remained the same from morning to night. Facial Irritation: None in particular. It's unusual for eye cream to leave my skin feeling smooth, and I was surprised that it didn't cause any double eyelids, which can occur with tired eyes, even though the oil content doesn't increase firmness. This product is of high quality on its own, but it would be nice to receive it as a bonus with the Essence + Water Cream combo, and I wasn't attracted to it until I bought it for its own use. (Though I say this, I feel like I'll probably end up buying the actual product along with other products.)

I bought this because I was intrigued by the cute appearance of the included spatula, which can be attached to the lid. The texture is a slightly thick cream, but after stroking it a few times it blends nicely into the skin. However, it is a bit heavy considering that I'll be wearing makeup in the morning. I use it at night.

I received this as a gift from Suzykirei. It's a very thick cream, but it spreads smoothly when applied. It's extremely moisturizing. However, it seems like it should only be used before bed, so I've only ever used it before bed. I'm not sure about using it before applying makeup, but it might be fine after wiping it off with a tissue.

TACHA is a Japanese-made brand from the US, developed by its founder, inspired by Japan. Its ingredients and packaging seem to be designed with a Japanese aesthetic in mind. The Silk Peony Melting Eye Cream, included in the TACHA Luxury Ritual Collection holiday-limited kit containing skincare and primer, contains TACHA's unique skincare ingredients as well as silk extract. It's moisturizing, and for an eye cream, it spreads smoothly and blends well with the skin.

It's a soft eye cream. The scent is almost unscented, just a faint fragrance. It spreads well and is easy to use. The lid is also stylish, which makes me excited. It's not particularly moisturizing! lol It's not like that, but I think eye cream enthusiasts won't be disappointed if they try it once.