The under eye area is one of the most delicate parts of the skin, and it also starts showing the signs of aging the soonest. Add to it the fact that my eyes are extremely sensitive, and finding a suitable eye cream to tackle all my issues becomes an ordeal. The only reason that I tried the Biobloom Under Eye Gel was that it came in a subscription box, but I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this product actually lives up to its claims! Read on to find out my thoughts about this eye gel.
The Biobloom Under Eye Gel comes in a simple plastic jar with a screw on lid with an additional plastic lid to prevent leakage. The ingredient list is also as simplistic as the packaging, but boy it works! This gel contains aloe vera, mint, rose water and cucumber extracts and claims to provide the benefits of Vitamin A, E and C to prevent sagging, dark circles, and puffiness. The product comes in the form of an extremely hydrating gel that melts into the skin and provides a cooling sensation that provides instant relief to tired eyes. The brand is definitely not kidding about preventing sagginess because this gel literally sucks the eye bags in and eliminates puffiness in a jiffy. However, you have to be careful about applying only a tiny bit of the gel to your under eye area, otherwise, it can make the skin feel stretchy.
What is great about this under eye gel is that a little goes a long way and it does not sting my sensitive eyes at all! It is also quite affordable at INR 350 for 15gms of product, considering that it works so well.
Overall, the Biobloom Under Eye Gel is a great buy for those who have puffy and saggy eye bags. While I haven’t used it enough and have slept too little to find out whether it works on dark circles too, I will highly recommend it as a cooling and depuffing eye cream for everybody, especially in the hot summer months.
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Mrinalini
Mrinalini is a beauty blogger with over 7 years of experience in reviewing skincare, makeup, and wellness products. Her professional experience in the biomedical space plus her keen interest in testing products spanning decades gives her the upper edge when it comes to reviewing new beauty products, particularly for oily, acne-prone, Indian skin.