I
 am preparing a pretty overwhelming post about my empties in November. 
It will be like a beauty products of all kinds massacre in which you 
will see how much products I've used up in a five months period. If you 
have ever read my empties posts you alredy know that I really like to 
finish my products. When you are so into beauty, it is such a good 
feeling to play with products and finish them. Then you can really form 
an opinion how a certain product worked for you, and when some of these 
products repeatedly appear in your empties bin, I think it is time for a
 review. So, today I bring you a review on Balea Aqua eye cream/gel.
It
 is a cream, very light in texture, almost like a gel but a bit richer, 
which is meant for the sensitive skin around your eyes. This cream 
doesn't promise a miraculous anti-age effect that will wipe off all your
 fine lines and wrinkles, but very simple, it promises to provide 
moisture for your skin which will reduce and remove signs of puffiness. 
It fulfills it claims with a little help of blue algae and thermal 
water. It is recommended to use it twice a day, in the mornings and in 
the evenings (which I did) and in return she will moisturize your eye 
area.
I'm
 in my thirties, so my journey with wrinkles and fine lines has begun… 
especially around my eye area. And I won't lie. I bought this cream/gel 
twice already in DM. First time because of curiosity, low price and 
previous positive experience with Balea's Aqua line (I had their Aqua 
serum and loved it!), and second time because this cream turned out to 
be great, my other eye cream was vanishing fast from its pot, I was lazy
 and without any idea what to purchase next, and YES… Have I mentioned 
alredy that this is a very wallet friendly choice? ;)
My
 impressions… This is a very good and light cream which nicely 
moisturizes your eye area, sinks quickly and nicely into the skin 
without being greasy, which also means that it doesn't leave an oily 
residue, so it won't affect your makeup application or longevity in any 
way. It is unscented and also very mild, so much that it is recommended 
for people who wear contact lenses. My eyes aren't overly sensitive but 
they do sting and tear up if an eye cream accidently ends up in them. I 
never had that experience with this one. But because this is a 
moisturizing cream I think it is a much better choice for spring and 
summer, because it might not be enough for winter conditions and all the
 things that come with that (cold, winds, central heating…). That time 
of the year I suggest to go for something more nourishing. For oily 
skin, you can still use it in the mornings, but dry skin, especially 
mature one, should go for something else. Also, as I stated before, this
 doesn't fight any signs of ageing so if you need something a bit 
stronger, you should also look further. I don't struggle with dark 
circles so I don't know how it deals with them, but for young girls with
 oily or mixed skin that just want to offer their skin rehydration, this
 would be great.
It
 comes in a small plastic 15 ml tube. Since it is a Balea brand product,
 you can find it in DM stores for the price around 25 kunas (I think it 
costs 21,90 kunas, but am not 100% certain; which is about 4.15$, 3.25 
Eura, 2.57 GBP).
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From my experience (I have oily skin with first signs of ageing) it was a very good eye cream, with all the pros and cons mentioned above in mind. I have bought it twice already and would buy it again for mornings. In translation, I would encourage you to try it out. Even if you will not be crazy about it, its price is so affordable that a possible miss will not hurt your wallet. On the other hand, who knows? Maybe you'll find a new affordable trustworthy friend?
Did you try this cream? Anything else from Balea's Aqua line? Any recommendations? 
Tell me…Love, beautyandbrains007
 
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