La Mer Introduces The Eye Balm Intense.

I am on the constant search for the holy grail of eye creams and treatments. Just when I think I may have found it, a better one comes along. Such is this new beauty from La Mer that launches this month. The Eye Balm Intense is everything I could want in an eye cream, and more.

The Eye Balm Intense is powered with a triple concentration of La Mer’s seaborne elixir—The Miracle Broth™, state-of-the-art Marine De-Puff Ferment™ and exclusive Lifting Ferment™. What does that mean? It means it works with some of the most powerful ingredients made, and it works well and fast. I have only been using the Eye Balm Intense for a few days and some results are almost immediate.

I love how the Eye Balm Intense immediately comforts my entire eye are with a gentle cooling sensation as I apply. It noticeably hydrates the area and depuffs as it smoothes it overall. Over time, I am told that I will continue to see the results as puffiness will dramatically decrease and fine lines and wrinkles smooth out even more.

Do not let the name "balm" fool you though. When I think of a balm, I think of a lip balm or a more solid form of treatment. While Eye Balm Intense looks rich, it goes on feeling like a lotion, not heavy at all, but hydrating.

I do not use the applicator when applying, but purchasing the Eye Balm Intense at full size, comes with its special cooling silver-tipped applicator. This applicator was created to help stimulate micro-circulation, working in synergy with The Eye Balm Intense to help aid in de-puffing, while specifically designed to pick up the precise amount of product needed for each application.

The Eye Balm Intense, which will retail for $145, will be available this month at select Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and online at lamer.com.

*Press sample(s) of the product(s) featured was provided by brand or brand representative for editorial consideration.

Comments

[mischelle]

Thank you for the post. When I read it was a balm I was worried about the consistency. After reading your explanation and seeing how it looks light I think I will need to seek a sample. I can use all of the help I can get and am love the original La Mer Creme.

[nan_to5kiddos]

I think that I need this new eye balm. I need all of the help that I can get around my eyes. I quit smoking years ago but I think the after effects are still doing a number to me. I get my lips filled so that works around my mouth with the smoker lines but have been afraid to try anything dramatic around my eyes even though I really need to. I will look for this and let you know about it working for me.

[macenzie]

sounds good but seems pretty high priced.

[adv-derms]

The write up sounds great, but I wonder how the ingredient list differs. Have you seen that yet? I am anxious to explore what is really so different about it.

[Teri Cosenzi, Editor]

Hi Mischelle!

If you are already a fan of the La Mer cream, then you need to try this for your eye area. Like I said, it is not a balm in texture, so you will be fine.

[Teri Cosenzi, Editor]

Hi Nan -

Congratulations on quitting smoking. I bet you would love this eye balm for reducing wrinkles. Another one I would try that works well on deep wrinkles is StriVectin Eye Cream. I recommend it to everyone personally and use it every night myself.

[Teri Cosenzi, Editor]

Hi Macenzie -

La Mer is a pricey brand, but worth it for me.

[Teri Cosenzi, Editor]

Adv Derms -

I don't understand what you mean about the ingredient list differing. Differing from what?

I know what the main ingredients are and you can read more about them at lamer.com

[make-up artist]

It is probably one the best skin product brands on the market today. So it's worth the price.

[Teri Cosenzi, Editor]

I agree!