
Professional reviewers give Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel the thumbs-up for its innovative applicator and active ingredients. Users also praise the metal roller-ball applicator for its cooling effect and for soothing tired eyes. Reviewers say that the massaging action reduces swelling, while the caffeine might help to drain excess fluid. Beauty expert and author Paula Begoun is skeptical, though -- she insists that there isn't any solid research to back up these claims. Users at MakeupAlley.com and Amazon.com have mixed opinions, with about half saying that the gel provides instant results and half saying it does nothing for puffy eyes or dark circles. Begoun insists, however, that the Eye Roller Gel is a good moisturizer for all skin types and that the light-reflecting particles it contains may help to camouflage both dark circles and puffy eyes. The result is merely cosmetic, though. If you prefer an eye cream designed specifically for dark circles, reviewers suggest Olay Definity Illuminating Eye Treatment (*Est. $26 for 0.5 oz.).
We found the most reliable review for Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel at Beautypedia.com, Paula Begoun's online database where she reviews hundreds of eye creams and rates them based on the effectiveness of their ingredients. Editors at Allure and Shape magazines test beauty products to choose the best-performing eye creams of the year. User reviews at MakeupAlley.com and Amazon.com provide real-life perspective about the consistency, texture, ease of use and effectiveness of Garnier's Eye Roller Gel.

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1. Beautipedia.com
Paula Begoun says that the best part of this eye cream is the metal roller-ball applicator that glides along the curvature of the eye with ease. She insists, though, that there isn't any solid research to back up anti-puff claims.
Review: Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel by Garnier Nutritioniste, Paula Begoun, March 30, 2011
Editors of Allure magazine choose Garnier Nutrtioniste Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel as the best de-puffing eye cream for their 2009 annual beauty awards. They praise the roller-ball applicator for massaging away swelling.
Review: Best of Beauty: Skin Care, Editors of Allure, Oct. 2009
3. Shape magazineDetails/Subscribe
Shape magazine editors call Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel "refreshing" and claim that the caffeine it contains reduces puffiness. The eye cream also contains vitamin B5 and glycerin, which editors say hydrates the skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles.
Review: Shape of Beauty Awards 2009: Best in Beauty, Sally Wadyka, Sept. 2009
4. MakeupAlley.comDetails/Subscribe
User reviewers at MakeupAlley.com are split down the middle as to the effectiveness of Garnier's Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel. Some claim that it works as advertised, while others insist that it does nothing for them. Most, however, love the cooling effect of the roller-ball applicator.
Review: Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller, Contributors to MakeupAlley.com
5. Amazon.com
Some reviewers at Amazon.com claim to see instant de-puffing results with Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller Gel, but nearly as many say that it does nothing for their puffy eyes and dark circles. Several praise the roller-ball applicator, though.
Review: Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller, Contributors to Amazon.com
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