- Jennifer Garner, 50, just revealed her favorite retinol eye cream that’s available on Amazon for $31.
- The highly-rated anti-aging Neutrogena product was developed to target wrinkles and dark circles.
- The actress says the cream helps her achieve a “younger” and “bright-eyed” look.
If you didn’t already know, Jennifer Garner is a skincare queen. She’s been a Neutrogena brand ambassador for years and still swears by their products. In fact, the 50-year-old recently revealed which eye cream has kept her looking and feeling so radiant—and frequent retinol users are going to love it.
According to the actress, the Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Pro+ Anti-Wrinkle Eye Cream has been a staple in her regimen for quite some time now. “What I love is when you’re promoting cell turnover, what it does is it decreases lines and increases brightness and it increases fluidity in the skin and a flexibility in the skin which just means that it’s more plump looking, more alive looking, younger,” she told Prevention.
She added that the cream has been especially helpful with creating a “younger” and “bright-eyed” look that “you don’t even recognize [is] something you’re missing as you get older,” per Prevention.
If using ingredients such as retinol and glycerin around your eye area makes you nervous, just know that Jennifer was in the same boat. “It just didn’t make sense because they always say use everywhere but your eye area,” she explained. “[Neutrogena] did all of this work on it, and it is safe. Especially, you know I’m starting to get some lines and things, and so it just helps with those, and it helps keep more moisture and more brightness,” per Prevention.
Need more proof? The product has hundreds of 5-star-ratings on Amazon, and shoppers are more than happy with the results. Just take it from this rave review: “My complexion looks and feels better than ever. It’s so smooth and soft [and] looks younger. I’ve received a number of compliments, with one person wanting to know what I’m doing to my face, there’s definitely a change. I’m very pleased.”
Sabrina is an editorial assistant for Women’s Health. When she’s not writing, you can find her running, training in mixed martial arts, or reading.
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