Magic Cookware Calera AL is a leading provider of innovative and technologically advanced kitchenware products. Their mission is to revolutionize the way people cook and enjoy their meals. With a focus on quality, performance, and convenience, Magic Cookware offers a wide range of cookware options that cater to all cooking needs and preferences. One of the standout features of Magic Cookware is their use of advanced technology in their products. They utilize a unique combination of materials and design elements to create cookware that delivers unmatched performance and efficiency. Whether it's their non-stick coating that ensures easy food release or their heat distribution system that promotes even cooking, Magic Cookware sets itself apart from the competition.
EEC is not creamy, but has a milky, runny and thin texture. I found that, despite shaking the bottle within an inch of its life - and mine - the solution turned thicker as I used up more, which was a bit weird.
I agree, EEC is hydrating, but definitely nowhere near Clinique All About Eyes or Philosophy Eye Hope LOVE this, review later or Estee Lauder Time Zone or even Soap and Glory Supereyes Supereyes reviewed here or Dirty Works Banish the Bags or any of the Korean brands I ve tried. Bottom Line This is an okay cream for below-makeup use, because a super hydrating cream can cause your concealer to slip off but EEC is definitely not moisturising enough as it claims.
Whether it's their non-stick coating that ensures easy food release or their heat distribution system that promotes even cooking, Magic Cookware sets itself apart from the competition. In addition to their advanced technology, Magic Cookware also places a strong emphasis on quality. They employ strict quality control measures to guarantee that every product meets the highest standards.
Lush Cosmetics Enchanted Eye Cream review
I have mad love for Lush Cosmetics, especially for their bath bombs, massage bars, conditioners, lip scrubs, soaps. right, pretty much the whole range. The products actually work for me and leave me smelling as amazing as they do, and leave my skin and hair in good condition. So when I saw the Enchanted Eye Cream at Lush last August (Lush haul post here), I bought it rightaway, having read great reviews, thinking here, at last, was my Holy Grail eye cream.
Here is my review of the Lush Enchanted Eye Cream.
Packaging of Lush Enchanted Eye Cream
Unlike most Lush skin care products, the EEC does not come in a tub, but in a 45g black plastic bottle with a pump. The plastic, as always with Lush, is recycled.
The pump is a little tricky to handle as you can get way too much product out if you aren't careful. I applied the excess to my neck whenever that happened.
Formula of Lush Enchanted Eye Cream
EEC is not creamy, but has a milky, runny and thin texture. I found that, despite shaking the bottle within an inch of its life - and mine - the solution turned thicker as I used up more, which was a bit weird.
The good thing about the lotion being so watery is that it absorbs very quickly. I've shown you how it looks spread out, but it doesn't leave any whitish residue on the skin, and disappears thoroughly.
The ingredients include cold-pressed almond oil and jojoba oil, glycerin and lavender honey water. But, as do many other Lush products, it contains parabens.
EEC is vegetarian approved and is not tested on animals. You have got to love Lush for sticking to those principles, unlike some brands I could mention.
Results after using Lush Enchanted Eye Cream
So I began using this cream by the end of September and it's almost over only now. That is quite decent.
The cream promises to refresh, soothe and soften the skin. Lush also says that the organic oils will "wave a magic wand over fine lines, giving the precious eye area a boost to keep it firm and supple."
Everyone and their shadow swore that this cream worked for them and I wanted to love it so much. So how did I fare?
For starters, I kept getting it in my eye because it was a tad too runny and it was so, so stinging that I felt like gouging my own eye out.
I had decent under-eye skin until January, when my schedule became so wonky that my sleep pattern went for a toss. Now I have some dark circles and dryness, but I get the feeling they'll both go away with decent sleep. Even so, both problems have reduced from January, as I slowly crawl towards better time management.
The Enchanted Eye Cream didn't make any difference to either the dark circles or the dryness. Not one bit. I agree, EEC is hydrating, but definitely nowhere near Clinique All About Eyes or Philosophy Eye Hope (LOVE this, review later) or Estee Lauder Time Zone or even Soap and Glory Supereyes Supereyes (reviewed here) or Dirty Works Banish the Bags or any of the Korean brands I've tried. EEC's hydration is better than Lancome Genefique Yeux Light Pearl (previewed here), which is more of a brightener than a moisturiser for the eye area. And EEC is far superior to Dior Capture Totale Yeux (awful pilling, golden residue).
I can't speak for fine lines since the only lines I have around the area are a fatso I've had since birth below the right eye, and a linear scar on the bridge of my nose which is the result of standing too close to some kid who was sharpening a pencil with a penknife, when I was in the kindergarten.
I did find, however, that the cream was cooling on the eye area and did not give me any milia. Because it was absorbed so quickly, it made a good base for concealer, softening and moistening it a bit so the concealer wouldn't settle into fine lines.
The trump card for the EEC is the pricing for 45g - £11.75 or INR1,350, and the bottle lasts for four to five months easily. But I feel it's worth shelling out a bit more for an eye cream that actually works for me.
Bottom Line
This is an okay cream for below-makeup use, because a super hydrating cream can cause your concealer to slip off but EEC is definitely not moisturising enough as it claims. It won't make a rat's bottom of a difference to dark circles or banish dryness. I know you can't expect miracles but this is Lush we're talking about, and the raves I had read had increased my expectations sky-high. Will not repurchase. If it worked for you, well done, you!
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This commitment to quality ensures that customers can rely on Magic Cookware for durable and long-lasting kitchenware. Convenience is another key aspect of Magic Cookware's offerings. They understand that modern-day lifestyles often leave little time for elaborate cooking processes. That's why they have designed their cookware to be user-friendly and easy to clean. Their products are dishwasher safe, saving customers valuable time and effort. Magic Cookware takes pride in being at the forefront of culinary innovation. They continuously research and develop new products that aim to improve the cooking experience. Whether it's a new cooking technique or a new material, Magic Cookware is eager to bring it to market. In conclusion, Magic Cookware is a leading provider of technologically advanced and high-quality kitchenware products. Their commitment to innovation, quality, and convenience sets them apart from the competition. With a wide range of cookware options to choose from, Magic Cookware strives to make cooking a delightful and hassle-free experience..
Reviews for "Cook with ease and precision with Calera AL's magic cookware."
- Jane - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Magic cookware calera al. The pans feel really flimsy and cheap, and they don't distribute heat evenly. I found that my food was often burned on one side and undercooked on the other. I also noticed that the non-stick coating started to peel off after just a few uses. Overall, I would not recommend this cookware set.
- John - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Magic cookware calera al, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The handles on the pots and pans are not very sturdy and feel like they could break with just a little pressure. Additionally, I found that the non-stick surface was not as effective as I had hoped. I had to use more oil than usual to prevent food from sticking, which defeats the purpose of having non-stick cookware. I think there are better options available in the market.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I bought the Magic cookware calera al based on the positive reviews, but I regret my decision. The quality of the cookware is not up to par. The lids don't fit tightly, which results in heat and steam escaping, leading to inconsistent cooking. I also found that the pans don't heat up quickly and evenly, making cooking a frustrating experience. I expected better performance from this cookware set, especially for the price. I would recommend looking for other options.