13 Best Eye Creams for Wrinkles, According to Dermatologists & Testers

Best for: Crow’s feet, eye wrinkles

If you’re looking for something soothing, we love this silky-textured cream that helps rejuvenate and depuff the undereye area. It features a blend of bio-retinol, peptides, and amino acids that quickly help retexturize and firm sagginess.

Testing notes: “When I say I’ve tried dozens of eye creams on the market, and this is by far one of the best, I’m not kidding. After using it for about two months, this creamy formula has managed to minimize the appearance of fine lines around my eyes, and has also made my dark circles way less noticeable. I have a hunch that it has something to do with the peptides and amino acids which work to depuff and lift, and compared to other picks on the market that promise to do the same thing, this one actually works. The texture of this eye cream is also dreamy—it’s soothing, instantly hydrates, and serves as a great base for primer and undereye concealer. I can’t stop using it, and neither will you,” says Glamour’s Kilkeary.

Best for Sensitive Skin: Tata Harper Bio-Barrier Anti-Aging Eye Cream

• Pros: Safe for the most sensitive skin, testers saw a reduction in eye wrinkles in less than two months
• Cons: Very pricey (but worth it)

Best for: Sagging skin, puffiness, wrinkles, brightening

According to Dr. Madfes, this cream helps balance the skin’s microbiome and puffiness. “This will improve the texture of skin, but the power of this product is in its blend of nonirritating botanicals, like shea butter, evening primrose oil, and calendula flower extract,” which makes this a wonderful pick for those with sensitive skin, she says.

Testing notes: “I was seduced by Tata Harper Superkind BioBarrier Eye Crème from the moment I opened the tasteful packaging—inside was an expensive-looking, weighty glass bottle with a green cast that looks like stained glass,” says Twine. “The ‘crème’ is more of a silky, slippery liquid with a wonderful scent—an earthy, maple-y, woodsy smell that makes me think of the concoctions used by, say, an amazing facialist at an exclusive spa. I really enjoy taking a moment to enjoy the scent and put it on. Yes, it’s pricey—$130 a bottle. But trust me, a little goes a long way. And it’s so worth it. I do see a reduction in the web of lines and crepiness under my eyes.”

Best for Mature Skin: No7 Future Renew Damage Reversal Eye Serum

• Pros: Tester saw a difference in three days, reverses deep-set wrinkles
• Cons: It’s a bit thick, so give it time to sink in