Hi, so Kyprese Ad Astra Nighttime Eye Cream Emulsion, to quote Beverly Frankel, at the level. It's a little pricey, worth every single penny. It is almost fluffy, it's not greasy, it soaks in well, my eyes aren't irritated the next day. I've been using it probably two weeks. I don't have a ton of wrinkles that you can see in this video, but they're there. I've been using eye creams for about six months now because I'm over 40. The best, absolutely the best.

Hey everyone, this is for the Kypris Ad Astra Eye Cream. This has peptides, it has seaweed, amino acids, and glutathione among other ingredients. It is a very rich and creamy. I often don't actually see that much benefit from eye creams, but I really did feel like this was very hydrating and soft. It has a really lovely texture. Only time will tell if it's worth the $150 price tag, but my initial impressions are good.

This is the Kipris Ad Astra Eye Cream. I love this stuff. I think it is an amazing eye cream. It's so gentle, so moisturizing, and yet no harsh smells. It smells slightly botanical, but very mildly. It's just great. I like to use it all over in my laugh lines, any place that needs extra moisture. I have really dry skin, so I love this stuff. I like it even more than their elixir that they have. I think this is an amazing product. I got it free in my flip box, and it's very expensive. I couldn't actually afford it, but beautiful product if you want a good eye cream.

Lip Elixir It has an herbal, floral scent like jasmine tea. I use it on top of lip mask to soothe in the moisture.

Luxury lip balms that are worth it. Kypris Lip Elixir Balm. So hydrating and lasts all day.

Okay, so I had a one-in-free-sample Rome moment and got the most expensive thing I could see. This is the Kypris Moonlight Catalyst Serum. It's an all-natural, cruelty-free alternative to retinols, and it's meant for refining and kind of clearing up skin texture. I think I liked this. It was pretty effective after a while. You don't see results super fast, so you kind of have to stick with it. And I recommend being really careful about what products you use with it at night, as it is an exfoliant. So usually I just top this with a good moisturizer and tried it for a couple weeks. I did see a little bit of a nicer skin texture. To be perfectly honest, at the price point for $99, I'm not 100% sure I would buy it again. If you're in that bracket and want all-natural, I recommend it.

Hi Flip, this is my first review. I received this Kypris Moonlight Catalyst as my free gift. Price point is kind of hefty. It's not something I probably would have ever bought with my own money, but it was kind of fun to try as a free gift. Anyway, you use it at night, not to be used in sunlight. I've only used it for about a week now and I really haven't noticed much of a change. But sometimes these things go a little slow, so I will review again when it's halfway done and I will review again at the end of the bottle just to see if I'm noticing anything. But as of right now, I've only used it for like a week. I really haven't noticed much of anything, but I'm going to give it the whole bottle and see what happens. Thanks, bye.

Who doesn't want to try a product called Puff of Love? No, seriously, I want to talk to them. Yes, you'll notice this is a substantial price tag for a moisturizer, but as I always say, you only get one face, people. You only get one face. Active ingredients include hemp, glutathione, an amazing antioxidant that helps brighten your skin's appearance, and bacillus, a fermented ocean extract that helps hydrate your skin. It's definitely on the richer side, but it doesn't weigh my skin down, and it feels really luxurious and absorbs really well when I'm sleeping.

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