Denver D.
Placebo effect or actual benefit -- hard to tell
I was also one of the Denver Int'l Airport recipients of a sales pitch that I liked very much. So much that I agreed to a $400 purchase of the Blue Pearl Eye serum and finishing cream. I had the two boxes sent to my home and I went off on my trip. When I got back, I really had a difficult time understanding why I had made this purchase. This stuff is supposedly made of pearls and sea plants, which is a very woo-woo set of ingredients that tell me virtually nothing about what this product may actually be. That is strike 1. I also found out that the boxes were non-returnable. Strike 2. So I have been using the serum and cream in the hope that there will be some benefit. And there is -- I like how the cream feels. Are the products doing wonders for my eyes? Hmmmmmmm, we'll have to see in a month or so whether I think there is any change that could not be produced with an $12 bottle of Oil of Olay.

