L oreal revitalift filler ha review năm 2024

I was lucky enough to be sent this regime to trial and review. The regime comprises of: Revitalift Filler Day Cream, Revitalift Filler Replump Serum, Revitalift Filler Night Cream, and Revitalift Eye Filler.

All the products come packaged in luminous, pale purple boxes, with the Revitalift branding in red on the front. The key ingredient for this range is Hyaluronic Acid. The Day Cream and the Night Cream both come in 50ml glass jars. The Day Cream is distinguished by its luminous light purple container, and thick, white texture; the Night Cream by its luminous dark purple container, and thick, light purple texture. Both are easy to apply by dipping your fingers into the product and scooping it out. Their scent is mild and fresh.

The Filler Replump Serum comes in a syringe-like plastic tube with a needle-like tip. The tube is 16ml, and you can dispense the product by putting the “needle” directly onto your face, and then pushing down on the dark purple button on the end. The serum itself is white in colour and creamy in texture. You do not need to use much, and the syringe-like dispenser only ejects a small amount with each pump.

The Eye Filler comes in a 15ml grey plastic tube with a dark purple screw cap. The “revolutionary applicator” is the metal tip of the tube. It is round, and flat on the tip, which allows you to run the tip of the tube around your eye contours easily, while also massaging the eye area. The cream itself is white and has no discernible scent.

I believe these products are designed to be layered. The Filler Replump Serum can be used alone, morning and evening, or before the application of the Day Cream. You are supposed to let it sink in for a few minutes before applying another cream. Perhaps I was not patient enough, but I found that even with my dry skin, the creams were much too thick to be layered. When applying the Day Cream over the Serum, I found that the cream pilled. I think it would be even worse for oily complexions.

I have enjoyed using this range. All the products have been gentle, and very light on fragrance. My skin is very dry and sensitive, and none of the products have irritated my skin. My eyes in particular are prone to irritation, and they were not irritated by the Eye Filler. The Serum helped to plump the skin between my eyebrows so my frown line looked less prominent. My favourites, however, are the Day Cream and the Night Cream. Both are thick, rich and gentle, and both moisturised my dry, sensitive skin very well. Altogether, I think these products do mostly complement each other, and can be used together as a regime. But you can easily use them individually, and choose which products from the range work best for you.

L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Derm Intensives 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum is one of the most popular facial hydrating serums of the past few years. In the United States, one bottle is sold every 60 seconds. Recently, L’Oréal Paris launched a version for the eye area, Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum. Let me introduce you to it and tell you all about my experience with it! 🙂

I know they’re a bit controversial (“Do they really serve any purpose?”), but I, for one, love my eye serums!

My eye area is where my age is the most noticeable on my face, and if I can use products to help slow down the inevitable, that’s great! I’ll take all the help I can get 😆.

This area of the face has some pretty specific needs, so for me it makes sense to apply a specific product to the eye contour!

Indeed, it’s usually the first place that betrays age and/or fatigue: bags under your eyes, dark circles, fine lines… Sometimes all of that at once! And if when we’re young, a good night’s sleep is enough to effectively repair the damage, with age, all these signs tend to become more permanent.

So clearly, a cosmetic product won’t erase everything by miracle, but it can help to prevent the appearance of these signs, reduce them… In short, help limit the damage!

I haven’t yet tried the famous L’Oréal Paris Revitalift 1.5% Hyaluronic Acid serum for the face, but the version for the eyes caught my eye (lol) when it was first released a few weeks ago.

The packaging of the Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum by L’Oréal Paris definitely intrigued me when I saw it (yes, I’m aware lol 😆). So I ordered it at the beginning of January and I’ve been using it in the morning for a little less than a month now.

I’ll tell you more about it in today’s review!

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L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum, product presentation:

You can tell by the name of the product, the star of the formula here is hyaluronic acid! It’s concentrated here at 2.5% and it’s composed of several molecular sizes of hyaluronic acid for a deep and superficial action!

The low molecular weight hyaluronic acid (= the particles are smaller) is able to reach the deepest layers of the skin for a more effective plumping effect, while stimulating the production of hyaluronic acid already naturally present in the skin. The higher molecular weight hyaluronic acid helps to temporarily smooth the skin’s surface, keeping it fresh and hydrated.

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Caffeine is the other great asset of this formula. It’s known to actively stimulate blood microcirculation, reduce water retention and thus minimize the appearance of dark circles and puffiness. Hence, the benefit of using this product when you wake up is to help de-puff those morning eye bags 👍.

Other interesting ingredients in the formula: – Niacinamide (or vitamin B3), a rock star in cosmetology, known for its soothing, anti-pigmentation and radiance-boosting properties. – Ascorbyl Glucoside, an antioxidant and brightening vitamin C derivative – Glycerin, a highly effective hydrating ingredient that, combined with hyaluronic acid, helps to minimize the appearance of wrinkles, – and HEPES (hydroxyethyl piperazineethanesulfonic acid) (bless you!), a soothing ingredient that also helps to smooth skin gently.

But also, as I said above, it’s clearly the packaging, especially the stainless steel cooling triple bead applicator, that initially intrigued me about this product!

This is a patented applicator, inspired by traditional Japanese Shiatsu massage, which is supposed to stimulate the 6 acupressure points around the eyes. This applicator is slightly flexible, to exert a gentle pressure to delicately drain and stimulate the area. Pretty clever!

Note: I’ve talked about this in my stories on my personal Instagram account, but I’ve long been turned off by this type of applicator for eye products, which I found unhygienic. And then, as I thought about it, I realized that it was purely psychological. Indeed, when it comes to my concealer or lip gloss, I use them without batting an eyelid and without even thinking twice. I think it’s reasonable to assume that the people who make these types of products are thinking about how people use them, and are adding preservative ingredients accordingly, to protect the formula. Especially when it’s a product intended for the eye area. As for me, I always use it on clean skin, and I pay attention to the expiration date mentioned on the packaging. And most importantly, I stop stressing about it 😉.

L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum, my experience:

I’ve been using the L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum for just under 4 weeks.

Let’s be clear, I wasn’t expecting any miracles from it, mostly hydration and a nice experience thanks to its applicator.

As always, I’m quite dubious about the anti-dark circle and de-puffing effect promised by the brand. My dark circles have always been very hollow. I stopped believing that a little caffeine will miraculously make them disappear (I’m much more convinced by the effects of vitamin C and retinol on them, on the other hand!)

So I’ve been using it every morning when I wake up for a few weeks now, and I have to say that it does a pretty good job. It works great on hydration and this applicator is actually very fresh and nice to use, especially when you get out of bed all tired and puffy!

The directions of use given by the brand: “Dip the applicator into the bottle once and smooth over your eyelid, massaging in small circles under the eye to the temple, repeating 4 times. Gently tap in excess with fingers. Repeat for the other eye.”

It’s so simple and only takes a few seconds!

The very liquid texture surprised a bit at first. For me, it’s almost more of an essence than a serum. I guess this liquid texture makes it easier to use the roller applicator 😉.

I’m not sure if you can use it without a moisturizer on top, especially if you have a very dry eye area. It does leave the skin around the eyes well hydrated and plumped up nicely, but if you need comfort, it’ll probably fall a bit short.

It does refresh the eye area, and even though my dark circles are still there, I find that it helps to slightly brighten my eye area. I don’t really have puffiness, so I’m not sure how effective it is on that aspect, but I guess the caffeine in it and the steel ball applicator should still help to decrease it!

The bottle is 20 ml, which is pretty generous. I think it will last me at least 6 months in total!

I find its price in France rather affordable, so I ordered it from there. Elsewhere, it costs double, just so you know 😬.

In conclusion:

For me, the L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Filler 2.5% [Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine] Eye Serum is a good option if you like light textures, and you want to focus on hydration and anti-fatigue effect.

However, unless you have very oily skin or are very young, I think it’s still better to use a moisturizer on top for a longer lasting comfort.

It’s also a nice product to use, thanks to this innovative applicator. For me, it’s rather effective and remains affordable if I’m ordering from France. In other markets, it’s a bit too expensive IMO.

Is Revitalift filler good?

I would highly recommend this serum. My skin feels super hydrated, I'm now onto my 2nd bottle. I absolutely love the whole range. Love this produce and can instantly notice a difference in my skin.

What age group is Loreal Revitalift filler for?

Designed for women between 35 and 65 years of age. Perfectly moisturizes and reduces the signs of aging, and adds volume and flexibility to the skin. A high content of hyaluronic acid, fills the wrinkles and combats the signs of fatigue.

Does L Oreal hyaluronic acid really work?

I purchased this product to try it out and see what difference it made to my skin. I see my skin daily so I cannot tell much of a difference but others have definitely told me my skin looks firmer and younger. It's easy to apply and there is no left over residue. I will continue using this product.

What are the side effects of Loreal Revitalift filler?

The most common side effects are redness, dry and scaly skin and itching or burning.