Gratiae organic beauty by nature Age defying Eye treatment fluid, 30ml 1.2fl oz

I have used the eye serum, face serum, Ultrox moisturizing skin facial cream, eye cream and the gratiae organically scrub, since 2014. Like some of you, I was in Maui and was grabbed off of the sidewalk. I had a lot of crepiness around my eyes and my skin is extremely dry. I was offered the skincare cream, the eye serum and a peeling gel, for $350, same price as the eye serum, alone. I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars over a 30 year Reid, trying different products and this, this I love. I don't know what is in it but what I do know is, it works for me. Now, I also use some other Isomers serums, too, but the creaminess of gratiae X creams, my skin loves them. Yes, like you all, when I returned home from Maui and saw the Amazon prices, I got a little sick, but am so glad I was yanked off of the sidewalk or I wouldn't have ever found out about these products. Before Christmas 2015, Amazon had the Ultrox cream for $35.99 per jar and I purchased 4. There are times that sellers on Amazon run out of product, thus leaving other sellers who are asking for a much higher price. So, I continually check back with Amazon, waiting on those good prices, again. Like now, the Ultrox is selling at a much higher price from a seller than the $35,99 that I paid to another seller before Christmas 2015. When I see the lesser prices, I buy as much as I can possibly afford. With Amazon, I understand you can easily be refunded...so, if u have extremely dry skin, u haven't anything to lose by trying gratiae. In my entire life, I have never stuck with any products for this long and still are loving it. By the way, I am 56 years old, tanned under the sun for about 25 years, are fair colored skin, and since using gratiae, I haven't hardly any, and I mean any wrinkles on my face, around my eyes and barely there on my forehead. But, again, each person is different. After using the products, my skin feels fresh, moisturizer and no pulling bc of dry skin.

Gratiae sales hype-An guy named Igor in the Paris Hotel area pulled me aside and offered samples, and then asked me to sit down and try these products. I did feel like I noticed a difference, but when he quoted me $175 each for the eye serum and the lifting serum, I told him that was too expensive, and that I would need to do research before laying out that much money for a product I had never heard of. He then began to apply a mask to one side of my face and said the mask sells for $599 in Neiman Marcus, but if I purchased the eye and the lifting serum for $350, he would throw in the $599 mask for free! I told him no, that I had to research, and would come back the next day- oh no, I could not do that he said because he would not be there, and this was the last mask he had. That sealed it for me, and I told him no. He became very rude, and was showing me a so-called website with the prices posted. He also said the product was featured on Dr. Oz. When you click on the link on their website to Dr. Oz, it goes to the show, but no mention of Gratiae!! The next day, I went online and saw similar reviews to this one, and purchased all 3 products on Amazon for less than $100 total. It is the exact same product, and I do love it, but don't be swindled by these crooks! When I went by the booth a couple of days later, a girl was pushing samples, and I told her that I had ordered from Amazon, and she said that is too bad because it is not the same product. Again-erroneous information.

This product was introduced to me in Las Vegas. I can't complain as far as the delivery. Came on time, but the contents in this bottle is NOT the same as what was in the bottle that was sampled on my eyes in Las Vegas. Maybe it is out of date. The price was substantially higher in Las Vegas, so there must be a reason. Would not recommend this product.

I, too, was originally sucked in at a kiosk in a mall. I paid outrageous prices for this and several other Gratiae products, but the good part of this is that I learned about these wonderful products. I spent close to $1000 on their products and although the price made me shudder, the product made me happy. So imagine my joy when I found I could get this line far more cheaply on Amazon!I'm not someone who believes in "miracles" when it comes to any product. If it were miraculous these products would be worth the hundreds of dollars that the Kiosk people charge. Let's face it, they'd be worth even more than that. But I have been very satisfied with this serum. I've noticed over the couple of years I've been using it that it has kept that delicate skin very soft and silky feeling. That's going some on a 63 year old woman! I'm not sure that I've noticed it reducing puffiness, but then maybe I'd have much puffier eyes without it! I use it every evening after my shower.I put just a drop or two on the back of my hand and then rub it in all around my eye. The residual on my hand has actually softened *that* area, as well!

I too had someone at the mall put this on my eye. Later I realized that my right eye is not as puffy as the left one. He put it on my right eye, then added the eye cream, and I couldn't believe the difference! The salesman said I could buy either one for $300, or both for $500. Ya, NO. He had said that Dr. Oz had this product on his show. But I saw that show, and I didn't remember him showing a $300 serum or cream. I started to walk away, and the guy got angry and started shouting things at me! I was like "Wow. I'm really not spending that kind of money". He gave me a look like I was the most pathetic idiot on the face of the earth, and shoo'd me away like he no longer had time for me.Well, a friend told me to check at Amazon,and low and behold, there it was. Both items for less than $70. I bought it.It is not as miraculous as I remembered.The serum goes on really nice,but it does absolutely nothing for the puffiness.The eye cream is ok, but has no affect on my fine lines. I'm fairly disappointed. I don't know if it's the same product or if I was just seeing things at the mall.I'm thinking of returning them but Amazon gave me $50 to spend if I opened a charge account, so it only cost me around $17.Seriously, where are you gonna get eye serum and cream for $17?