I would not recommend it, the packaging is misleading, no see through, you would not know when how much did you use up. plus the bottle is real heavy, you would not even realize if the product is used up. it didn't even last a month, with no visible effects

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GLOW RECIPE DOES NOT LISTEN TO PACKAGING COMPLAINT

After receiving a free sample of the Guava Vitamin C Bright Eye Gel, I was genuinely impressed. It came in a tiny tube. The formula works — my light skin toned under‑eye area looked brighter within a week, the inner corners lifted, and the puffiness decreased. The product itself is not the problem. The problem is Glow Recipe’s packaging, and at this point it feels intentional. Customers have been complaining about this exact issue for over two years, and Glow Recipe has chosen to ignore every bit of feedback. Putting a thick eye cream in a pump that dispenses three times more product than anyone needs is not an accident — it’s wasteful, impractical, and comes across as a blatant attempt to force consumers to burn through the product faster and buy more. For a brand that markets itself as consumer‑focused, it’s incredibly disappointing. Glow Recipe has heard this complaint repeatedly, yet refuses to change the packaging. Instead, they continue selling an eye cream in a pump that shoots out enough for your eyes, neck, and décolletage combined. It’s absurd. My review is based entirely on the packaging, because the formula is great — but Glow Recipe’s refusal to listen to customers makes it impossible to support this product. Until they offer this eye cream in a normal, sensible container, I won’t repurchase. And I’d love to see an alternative from a brand that actually respects its customers enough to package an eye cream like an eye cream. If anyone has read this entire review and can provide me with an ALTERNATIVE to GLOW RECIPE - PLEASE POST!! THANK YOU~~ :)

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