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"__KEY INGREDIENTS:__\\n\\n\\n\\n  Black tea, blackberry leaf extract, and lychee seed extract (antioxidants); glycerin, squalane, oat kernel extract, noni fruit juice, and hyaluronic acid (moisturizers)\\n\\n__HOW IT FEELS/SMELLS/LOOKS:__\\n\\n\\n\\n  The thick cream comes in a small glass pot; it feels silky-smooth and has a pleasant fruity scent.\\n\\n__WHY WE LIKE IT:__\\n\\n\\n\\n  Kombucha\u2014the fermented, antioxidant-rich tea you always see at Whole Foods\u2014has its crunchy connotations. But added to an eye cream, it's superluxurious. The formula is thick and incredibly moisturizing, sinking in quickly without leaving behind a greasy residue (you can wear it under makeup). Though it doesn't do much for existing lines, the antioxidants help protect against new ones, and the skin around our eyes looked perkier, plumper, and generally less tired after just a few uses. One drawback: It may irritate very sensitive types.\\n\\n__PRICE*:__ $85\\n\\n[BEST BEAUTY PRODUCT REVIEWS &gt;](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/beauty-product-reviews)\\n\\n*Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price\\n\\n#### Featured In\\n\\n- [12 Simple Beauty Product Swaps To Make For Winter](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/2015/winter-beauty-routine)\\n\\n\\n- [The Anti-Aging Products *Allure Editors Really Use*](http://www.allure.com/skin-care/anti-aging-skin/2015/our-favorite-anti-aging-products)\\n\\n\\n- [Eye Creams Our Editors Swear By](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/2014/best-anti-aging-eye-creams)\\n\\n\\n- [Editors' Favorites: Week of 5.12.14](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/editors-favorites/2014/product-reviews-05-12-2014)\\n\\n\\n- [9 New Eye Creams, Serums, and Masks That Really Work](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/skin/2014/best-eye-creams-and-serums\\\\#slide=1)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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