The Moms Co Natural Vita Rich Undereye Cream

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The beauty of a woman must be seen from her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides.

~Audrey Hepburn

When we talk about beautiful eyes, one word always comes to our minds and that is our former miss world, Aishwarya Rai. Every girl has a dream to have beautiful eyes just like her. And we know that it is not possible to change the genetics of your eyes. But one thing we can do and that is to have flawless eyes.

Eye cream is a must these days if you want to get away with stressful and fatigue eyes. Stressful eyes cause not only dark circles and puffiness but premature ageing around your eyes which we call fine lines and wrinkles.

We all care about our face skin by regular scrubbing, facials but there are very few who really care about the skin around eyes. If you are among those few, it is great but if you are not you can always start taking care of it.  You must be thinking about which cream you should start with? I would advise you to start with the cream which I am using these days, it is called the Mom's co Vita rich under eye cream

About the product 

The brand claims that it is made up of 100 per cent natural ingredients including Coffee oil, Jojoba oil, Almond oil, Chia Seed Oil and Aloe Vera as the key ingredients along with the Vitamin B3, B5 and E.

My review

Applicator

This cream comes with a very innovative applicator. When you open the lid, you see a circular steel ball which is actually a roller for massaging the skin around eyes. It has two small openings from where the cream comes out when you pump. I have never seen such an applicator in any other products. 

Only half a pump is sufficient to get enough amount of cream for your eyes which is the reason this cream lasts long as the cream doesn't get wasted. I would give one point only for this innovation. 

I have hereditary dark circles around my eyes. At one time in my life, when I was studying for my medical exams, they were so bad that I had lost all my confidence. But after years of dealing with my lost confidence, I decided to do something about it. I changed my eating habits and sleep pattern which helped me in getting rid of them to an extent but one thing was still missing and that was a good eye cream and more than that a good eye care routine. I got this eye cream as a gift. This cream gets absorbed very easily providing enough moisture to the skin. It is not at all sticky. It not only works on dark circles but also helps in reducing puffiness and fine lines around your eyes. This is a middle segment product which costs INR 474 for 15gms, as on today.

A glowing face needs beautiful eyes too. And that's what it does. But do not ignore healthy eating and having a good sleep along with good eye care routine which is must for skin hydration.

I would give 4/5 🌟 rating.

It is available through all major e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Nykaa,1 mg, Firstcry etc, which also offer a discount on this product at many times.

Please stay safe, follow social distancing and mask etiquette. 

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