It is true that a product needs to have important active ingredients for it to work, but having these do not ensure the strength of the efficacy of the product. There are many products out there that use good components but still fail to come up with good results. An example is the product called Relastin Eye Silk, which contains a zinc firming complex that is supposed to combine with the cells of the skin to produce elastin, which is responsible for the form and shape of the skin. With enough elastin, wrinkles around the eyes can be prevented--at least that's what the product says. Relastin Eye Silk reviews say otherwise.

The product claims to have results in as early as two weeks, but when tested, Relastin Eye Silk reviews have not seen signs even up to the fourth week. Many reviewers also complain about the overpriced product given that there are no significant results that can be visibly seen. Although the product claims to use cell regeneration, which is a very potent study in the field of anti-aging, Relastin Eye Silk reviews still do not believe in this product especially since they have tested it for themselves and failed to get significant results. In fairness to the product, the Relastin Eye Silk reviews testers were excited about the concept behind the product and were willing to try it out, hopefully to recommend it after the testing period elapsed. However, all that changed when they were dissatisfied with the results.

It would have been okay if the cream was moderately priced--there are many eye cream products out there that take months to take effect, but they are not priced as high as this. All in all, although there is sufficient science behind the product, it still lacked the complete efficacy that it should have to be considered a good eye cream.