Anti-Wrinkle Cocoa Eye Mask Adverso

This isn't a cream, it's a butter. Even though it's called a mask, don't wash it off! Apply it to clean skin instead of a cream. It's suitable for winter mornings and nights, and in the summer, only at night, because it's a nourishing butter. This is my favorite face butter from all the Adverso products because: 1) It's super natural with no chemicals, 2) It contains SEA BUCKTHORN OIL, which gives it a yellow color, 3) It has a light and unobtrusive scent since it doesn't have essential oils, unlike other products in the Adverso line. I give it the highest rating!!! PS: I think it's suitable for dry and combination skin, as it is a face butter, not a regular cream.

The product didn't make much sense to me.

I keep it in the refrigerator and use a spatula from my eye patches to take the mask out of the jar. I apply it at night. The instructions for using the mask are unclear, but I like the ingredients.

The texture is very rich and nourishing. I apply it and gently pat it in with a cotton pad. It seems to provide good nourishment. However, the downside is that it leaves an unpleasant feeling, like my eyes are sticky or something got into them, even when it doesn't actually get in my eyes. It's suitable for use on the face or lips as well. It's very nourishing, but it didn't work well for my under-eye area.

For me, it's perfect!!!! Ladies, it has a rich texture, but you need to apply it on a well-moisturized face!!! Then it's just amazing!!! A big thank you to the manufacturer!!!

I've been using the mask for a short time, so I can't say it works wonders yet. However, it definitely softens the skin well (I apply it at night around my eyes and on my lips). In winter, I really struggle with dryness, so this helps a lot.

The only downside is that it turns quite liquid on the skin, which can be a bit uncomfortable. But I haven't experienced any allergic reactions or discomfort from it personally.

I'm not sure if I'll repurchase it since I prefer avocado oil, but I have no real complaints about this product either.

I've been using this and other masks from Adverso for several years, but unfortunately, I've noticed a decline in quality. The mask now has a very soft consistency and turns into a liquid on the skin, with a bright orange color that wasn't there before. Additionally, its effectiveness has diminished. I've experienced puffiness around my eyes, irritation, and stinging. The seller needs to pay attention to these quality issues. Thank you.

I ordered this mask for the second time (the first was in February). Based on the expiration date and batch number, it seems to have been made around the same time as the previous one. However, for some reason, this time it's quite different from the last. This one is beige, as cocoa butter should be (the last one was yellow, probably due to a high amount of sea buckthorn oil); it melts faster, but after applying, there's a noticeable rose scent (which wasn't present last time), even though there's no such ingredient listed. Because of this, it feels more like a facial mask. I still like it, and my previous review remains relevant, but my trust in the manufacturer has been shaken.

I bought this mask after reading reviews and checking the ingredients, which seemed natural. Unfortunately, it didn’t work at all for the skin around my eyes (I'm 38 years old). The mask has an uncomfortable, hard texture that makes it impossible to apply without stretching the eyelids. I applied it overnight, and by morning, I had two creases—something that has only happened before with low-quality mass-market creams. I had to urgently repair the damage to my eyelids. I won't be using it on my eyelids again, but I'll occasionally use it on my face. I’ve tried that already, and it was okay. After 30 minutes, I dabbed the excess off with a tissue, and then I was ready to go to bed.

This mask is great for nourishing the skin. After a couple of weeks, it reduced my fine lines. I apply it at night like a cream, using a fairly thick layer.