Fur-reel, this description makes your mouth (eyes?) water, with desire, right?:
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Uniquely formulated with a new biopolymer protein, Skin Caviar Luxe Eye Lift Cream uses a cross-linking technology and forms a continuous and smooth film, helping to firm, lift and restore skin's youthful appearance.
Skin Caviar Luxe Eye Lift Cream also contains Caviar Extracts that help firm and nourish, along with La Prairie's exclusive Cellular Complex that helps stimulate the skin's natural repair process, moisturizing and energizing with nutrients that encourage optimal functioning.
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So does this pic, of Sean Avery, but that's a whole other subject.
I'll be frank- I didn't buy La Prairie's Skin Caviar. I got a sample of it, which was probably worth $50, as the little snack is $350 for 1.7 oz. I used as directed- a.m. + p.m., every day, and... well... it's rich, it's creamy, it's pretty-smelling and... it works like my Nivea Visage Q10 does. Meaning- it works nicely. But is "it works nicely" the way you want to describe a product that sets you back almost 1/2 a grand?
After one week (which I've read, can be long enough for some to see results) La Prairie Skin Caviar seemed as though it was doing the job of an excellent and long-lasting hydrating cream. Bottom line- I liked the stuff very much, but wouldn't do the necessary investing to find out if it was capable of more.
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