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Garnier Light Eye Roll On : Review

Garnier Light Eye Roll OnSleeplessness, too many late nights and fatigue takes its toll on the under eye skin. Result? Darkened eye contour and puffy eyes. Now Garnier’s new innovation ‘light Eye Roll On’, a first of its kind massaging roller claims to tackle the problem of puffy eyes and dark circles. Massage is a technique used by experts to boost natural draining and decongest tired eyes. The formula, enriched with caffeine pro-vitamin 5, which are known for their stimulating properties on micro-circulation and hydration respectively, energizes the eyes, taking away all signs of tiredness and helps brighten the skin and boosts radiance. It’s available all over India for Rs199 per 15ml !!!

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I use it in the morning as sometimes my eyes can be puffy when I wake up making me look like a zombie. It doesn’t give the desired outcome instantaneously, but after a gentle stroking massage (watch here), it feels good – very soothing, cool and relaxing. I use it again before bedtime after a long day, I enjoy the cool massage it gives, my tired eyes feel so refreshed and relaxed, the little roller ball feels nice and soothing on skin. The cream is not too thick and instantly gets absorbed into the skin. It’s a wonderful product, but nothing extraordinary. I have to admit that home-remedies with cucumber slices, tea bags, spoons etc work just as well against puffiness for me and as for dark circles, they aren’t so prominent, so I can easily hide them under a concealer.
Garnier Light Eye Roll-on 15 ml—Buy here at Amazon US  
or Garnier Skin Naturals White Complete Eye Roll-On, 15ml at Amazon India
(Guest Post by Smitha)
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  1. Ankita9:34 AM

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  2. Anupama9:35 AM

    tried and tested
    and i looooveee it. this one work the best

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  3. Kokila9:37 AM

    I surely will try this product..
    thanks for the review.

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  4. Anonymous9:43 AM

    Immediate cooling effect to decongest puffy eyes.In 14 days, skin looks brighter and more radiant.In 28 days, eye puffiness and dark circles are reduced.

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  5. Padmaja9:47 AM

    haha. i love the mine as i dun have to dip my fingers in the product and it’s oil-free! hahas. i’m obsessed with “oil-free” product as I’m suppa oily.

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  6. Nita9:48 AM

    tried and tested
    and i looooveee it.

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  7. Savita9:49 AM

    It’s so cute! I love the rollerball. I was thinking that might be a good idea because the metal rollerball might be cool and soothing to the eyes.

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  8. HGH4:12 PM

    Unique and cool product. I'll try it...

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  9. Babita8:46 AM

    Love it, it totally works.

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  10. Jagadish9:00 AM

    WoW! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to add this to my wish list,

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  11. Gautami10:37 AM

    I liked it. So much useful material. I read with great interest.

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  12. Swati4:54 PM

    You really bring out the amazing secrets in beauty,hair,skin and all sorts.Thanks

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  13. Ashley4:05 PM

    I bought this product this past weekend. I have extremely puffy eyes and dark circles. I have tried every product I could get my hands on! I used the roll on and instantly felt the puffiness “shrink” away. It has worked beautifully for the puffiness but I’m still waiting for results on the dark circles.

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  14. Anonymous7:41 AM

    it works really well on puffiness..but it didn't work on my dark circles...i'm still waiting 4 it to go...do u ppl know any home remidies that actually work???
    plz reply...

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  15. Anonymous4:22 AM

    I loved your blog. Thank you.

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