“This would be a good starter eye cream for someone without severely dehydrated under-eyes. But I started to notice my under-eye concealer creasing a bit by lunchtime after I applied it in the morning”
Photo: Courtesy of Glossier A few weeks ago, Glossier debuted Bubblewrap, its first-ever eye cream. Meant to cushion your delicate under-eye area , Bubblewrap is also meant to double as a lip-plumping cream. It contains some very popular hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, squalane, and avocado oil, as well as antioxidant-rich blueberry extract. But is it any good? Five Cut staff members put Bubble Wrap to the test for its alleged two-in-one capabilities. Here’s what they thought.
Then I performed my nightly ritual of placing a glass of water beside my bed, drinking two sips of it, and never touching it again. When I woke up, my eyes were a bit puffy and had dark circles beneath them, but the area also felt softer and smoother, so that’s nice. I used it again on Wednesday and still don’t see much of a difference, but I like applying it and suspect it will make my eyes appear brighter at some point in the future.
Erica Smith, Beauty Writer This is allegedly the two-in-one you never knew you needed. Using it has made me sure I was correct in thinking that I never needed a hybrid lip and eye cream in the first place. If you love Glossier packaging and want to keep your shelfies uniform, then go for it. Otherwise, this seems like a perfectly good moisturizer in a pump.
Daise Bedolla, Social Editor With the Met Gala on Monday, I haven’t gotten much sleep, so this was a particularly fraught week to test an eye cream. Honestly, I don’t think this product did much to alleviate my exhausted look. It did act as a great primer for my concealer, though, and after I rubbed it on my lips — which felt slightly strange, since it’s not a balm — I noticed my lipstick went on seamlessly and didn’t crease. Also, I did see a slight “plumping” effect.
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