Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I bought Queen Bee trying to find something that would work as well on the dark circles under my eyes as what I had been using & that had ingredients that are nontoxic. I checked it out using EWG’s website (Environmental Working Group). My current product (sweet almond oil), like so many others, causes my eyes to burn & water. Right away, I noticed that Queen Bee worked at least as good as the sweet almond oil. After finishing my first jar of Queen Bee, I realized that I never notice dark circles under my eyes any more. Other products reduced the darkness but Queen Bee has made me forget that it was a problem. I’ve used other vitamin K products with no noticeable difference, so I really thought that without sweet almond oil, my eyes would still look awful. This has worked better than sweet almond oil & much better than every other dark eye cream, plus it’s working great as a moisturizer. Because some reviews I read stated that Queen Bee was too thick & greasy, I thought I’d add how I use it. I wash my face & immediately apply it all around my eyes. It is quite thick, which is what dermatologists say is necessary to hold moisture in for wrinkle prevention. By the time I’m ready to apply makeup around my eyes, I know that my skin has absorbed all it can. I dap the upper lid with a tissue to remove most of the product, but under my eye I dab the skin with clean fingers so that a thin layer will remain. Doing that definitely causes my eyes to appear less wrinkly under makeup. I love this stuff. No dark circles, less wrinkles, no burning eyes, no toxins. I came here to update that this product still does not sting my eyes, & realized that I never added information about the problem I had with this product. I once received 2 jars at one time, & both of them had a gritty, rather than smooth product in them. The grit hurt the skin around my eyes when I tried to apply it. I contacted the company & they promptly replaced them. Since they said something about the cream possibly being too dry, I tried stirring distilled water in 1 jar, but that resulted in mildew. I threw it out & used the other gritty jar as cuticle cream. The company handled the problem with friendliness & speed.