Hi everyone! I have super sensitive under-eyes and was wondering if any other sensitive-eye folks have any recommendations for eye gels that don't sting. I recently tried BeautyBio's Bright Eyes eye gels and was disappointed by them stinging so I'm curious if there are alternatives people have had more success with.

Eye Gels for Super Sensitive Skin?

Hi! I've been following people on here with similar skin to me with the plan of going through that list and making note of which products they rated the highest. But I've noticed that when I go to my list of who I'm following, I only see the first 20 that I followed in the list. Do any of y'all know how I can see my full list?

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This product just wasn't the right fit for my skin. It's probably better for someone with more resilient skin. Here are some cons:

- It stung my super sensitive, rosacea-prone skin.
- It triggered my acne-prone skin and caused me to develop whiteheads.

I wanted to like this because it has a lot of hype and is priced well, but my sensitive, rosacea-prone skin did not. To apply, I'd pump two pumps into my hands and then rub it on my face and neck. Here are some pros:

- There's no pilling, and it's easy to apply and blend in.
- It doesn't have much of a scent, which is good for my sensitive skin.
- It felt effectively moisturizing and a had a not-too-lightweight, but not-too-thick creamy texture.

I wanted to love this one so much, but it pills super easily and that kind of ruins it for me. It's possible it pilled because I put it on top of my rosacea prescription (MetroCream), but I'm not sure. The pilling wasn't too bad because I think it would still be okay as long as you don't have to put makeup on top of it, but I want a sunscreen that doesn't make me worry about that. I also think it's likely that it would look too greasy on oily skin.

I think this would be good for no-makeup days, but I don't think I'd repurchase it. I apply a two fingers-length amount to my face in the morning and rub it in all over my face. Here are its pros:

- It smells wonderful, but not too strongly, but it doesn't seem to irritate my rosacea-prone skin.
- It's moisturizing to my dry skin all day.
- It's well-tolerated by my sensitive, acne-prone skin.
- It made me glow and feel good!

It's just got too many harsh ingredients for my sensitive skin. It was also too thick and heavy to wear during the day. It made my face sweat! Also, I don't like the fact that it isn't cruelty free, and I definitely don't like the price!

This product was so thick, creamy, and luxurious. It felt so nice on my skin and I felt expensive wearing it. It made my skin feel hydrated all day, which is a tough thing to do successfully for my super dry skin.

This is a moisturizer I would never consider purchasing for myself though. The funny thing is, this was actually sent to me by accident when I ordered some perfume samples, and I happily used it, but then regifted it to a family member when I realized I needed something gentler for my sensitive, rosacea-prone skin.

After 5 minutes of applying these, they stung my under eyes. I have really sensitive skin, so this isn't super rare for me, but I figured my review would be helpful to other sensitive skin folks looking for eye gels. Additionally, they just didn't seem to have much of an effect. If anything, my under eyes looked a bit more red because of the irritation. Overall, this product just seems like it's not the right fit for me.

I wanted to like these, but these aren't for me. What I liked about these is that they felt cool upon application, they have a gel-like texture, and they have a good mild scent. I also think it's nice and luxurious that they have pearl powder in them. I did see a slight decrease in the visibility of my fine lines after use, but the cons seem to outweigh the pros.

This doesn't really have any significant cons, but here are some things I can think of:
- It might be a bit too thick for people with oily skin, but maybe not!
- It's definitely pretty expensive, but for me, it's so rare that I find a moisturizer that works for me, so I've decided it's worth it for me.
- I can see why some people report not liking the smell, but I personally have a really sensitive sense of smell and I'm not bothered by the smell, so take those concerns people have with a grain of salt.

I just love everything about this product. It's so luxurious and so moisturizing, and it's the best moisturizer I've ever tried. Here are pros:
- It's cruelty-free, and I love that this company paved the way for plant-based squalane. It seems like my face really likes squalane, which I think is really great and is something I feel happy putting my money behind.
- It's so creamy and pleasant to apply.
- It doesn't sting my skin at all, even when it's super sensitized.
- It doesn't cause rosacea or acne flair ups on my face, which is a rare occurrence for me.
- It's fragrance-free, which is also really important to me!
- It's moisturizing feel lasts all day for me, but it doesn't make me feel greasy.

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