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COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream: Ingredients, Price and Buyer Analysis

COSRX · ASIN B07ZRF416W · Beauty & Personal Care › Skin Care › Eyes › Creams · Snapshot 2026-11-01

COSRX · ASIN B07ZRF416W · Beauty & Personal Care › Skin Care › Eyes › Creams · Snapshot 2026-11-01

One reading of the listing, the tracked price record and two ingredient databases, assembled on 2026-11-01. Every figure below is transcribed or derived from those reads; percentages are marked as derivations.

Contents

  1. Product information
  2. Rating and buyer voice
  3. Ingredients
  4. Price
  5. Formula notes and routine fit
  6. Method, provenance and confidence

1. Product information

COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging is listed by COSRX at $15.40 against a $28.00 list price, a 45% gap, and it carries a 4.5 average across 8,723 ratings. The pack is 25 ml and ships from Amazon, sold by COSRX.

What the listing claims

  1. Firming & Illuminating Eye Cream: Achieve youthful and healthy looking complexion! Diminish the appearance of dark circles and puffiness, and reduce fine lines around the eyes while moisturizing the skin.
  2. Lightweight, like Lotion: Not the typical thick eye cream, the Snail Peptide Eye Cream is a lightweight lotion-like texture that is easy to apply and does not feel sticky or thick on the skin. A great product to also apply to the smile lines, forehead, and neck- wherere ever you wish to firm!
  3. Key Ingredients: 73.7 Snail Mucin (Snail Secretion Filtrate) rejuvenates the skin, 2% Niacinamide helps lighten the appearance of dark circles, 5 Peptides Complex and Adenosine help firm skin and reduce wrinkles and fine lines.
  4. How to Use: Apply as the last step of your skincare routine after cleansing, toning, and moisturizing. Apply gently around the eyes and pat in with your fingers to aid absorption. *Can also be used on other areas of the face and neck.
  5. Patch Test Recommended: Perform a patch test on the body before using on the face. Proceed to using on the face if no irritation occurs in 24 hours. Consult with your doctor immediately if irritation occurs.

Specification table

Fields exactly as printed in the listing specification block.
FieldValue
BrandCOSRX
Item Volume25 ml
Item dimensions L x W x H2.01 x 0.98 x 2.01 inches
Age Range (Description)Adult
Special FeatureHypoallergenic
Item Dimensions2.01 x 0.98 x 2.01 inches
Item Weight0.06 kg
Product Dimensions2.01 x 0.98 x 2.01 inches; 2.12 ounces
Item model numberRLE51070
ManufacturerCosrx
ASINB07ZRF416W
Best Sellers Rank#2,607 in Beauty & Personal Care; #11 in Eye Treatment Creams
AvailabilityIn Stock
Delivery contextNew York 10001

Product images

Listing gallery, three images per row. All frames below are the seller’s own product imagery.

COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon

Further product photos

Additional frames from the same listing gallery, shown without interpretation.

COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon
COSRX Snail Mucin Peptide Under Eye Cream for Anti-aging, 0.84 oz - image
Source: Amazon

2. Rating and buyer voice

The listing shows 4.5 out of 5 from 8,723 ratings. 76% of them are five-star and 4% one-star, so the headline number rests on a top-weighted spread with a small negative tail rather than on an even split.

Rating distribution, as published.
BandShareRead
5 star76%core of the base
4 star12%supporting
3 star6%marginal
2 star2%residual
1 star4%marginal
Share of ratings by star band, in percent of all ratings. Bars follow the declared palette order.

What buyers say, in the listing’s own summary

Customers find the eye cream silky smooth with a lotion-like texture that doesn't leave a greasy feeling. The product makes under-eyes look smoother and brighter, and customers appreciate that a little goes a long way and it absorbs quickly without leaving residue. While some customers say it doesn't irritate their sensitive skin, others report skin rashes.

Aspect breakdown

Mentions counted by the listing’s review-summary widget.
AspectMentionsPositiveNegativePositive share
moisturizing41828912969%
texture1401083277%
dark circles122962679%
skin sensitivity117675057%
absorption61441772%
duration47331470%
effectiveness4440491%
fragrance-free4440491%

The strongest theme is effectiveness at 91% positive across 44 mentions; the weakest is skin sensitivity at 57% across 117. Anything in the mid range is a split topic rather than a complaint, and the aspect counts are mentions rather than unique buyers.

3. Ingredients

Two independent databases were merged into one index of 29 rows: 26 came from the COSDNA entry and 28 from the Skinsort entry, with duplicates folded together by ingredient name. Where the two disagree on coverage rather than on values, both readings are kept side by side in the table.

Safety profile at a glance

Rows per safety band. The band comes from the database’s own 1–9 safety score, where a lower number is the more benign reading; rows without a score are counted separately.
BandRowsShare of index
Low concern2690%
Unrated310%
Ingredient count by safety band. Adjacent slices use consecutive palette entries so neighbouring bands stay distinguishable.

Comedogenic and irritant signals

2 ingredient(s) carry a published acne rating of 3 or more (Palmitic Acid, Myristic acid), 6 carry a measured 0, and 18 have no published acne value at all. 1 row(s) carry a non-zero irritant value.

Ingredients by comedogenic rating. “No published value” is an absence of data, not a zero.

Claim matrix

The consumer-verdict layer: which of the standard formulation claims the indexed formula satisfies, and which it fails.

Claim tags with the database’s own basis text.
ClaimVerdictBasis
Alcohol-freeYESdatabase tag
EU-allergen-freeYESdatabase tag
Fragrance-freeYESdatabase tag
Paraben-freeYESdatabase tag
Silicone-freeYESdatabase tag
Sulfate-freeYESdatabase tag
Cruelty-freeYESdatabase tag
Reef-safeYESdatabase tag
Oil-freeNOdatabase tag
Fungal-acne-safeNOdatabase tag
Pore-clogger-freeNOdatabase tag
VeganNOdatabase tag

8 of 12 claims read positive. A negative claim is a formulation property, not a defect: vegan and fragrance-free pull in opposite directions for a formula built on animal-derived filtrate.

Functions represented

How often each function label appears across the merged list. One ingredient can carry several labels, so the counts exceed the row total.

Merged ingredient index

Every row that either database lists, in formula order where a position is known. The COSDNA columns are its own measured ratings; the Skinsort columns are that database’s published figures where it states one.

Merged index. “—” means the database does not publish a figure for that cell.
#IngredientFunctionSafetyAcneIrritantComedogenic (other db)
1Snail Secretion FiltrateSkin conditioning1---
2Butylene GlycolSolvent, Fragrance, Viscosity Control, Skin conditioning, Moisturizer110-
3GlycerinSolvent, Viscosity Control, Skin conditioning, Moisturizer100-
4Helianthus Annuus Seed OilFragrance, Skin conditioning, Antioxidant, Plant extract, Emollient100-
5NiacinamideSkin conditioning1---
6WaterSolvent1---
7Palmitic AcidEmollient, Emulsifier1302
8ArginineAntistatic, Skin conditioning, Moisturizer1---
9CarbomerViscosity Control111-
10Stearic AcidSurfactant, Viscosity Control, Emulsifier1202-3
11BetaineViscosity Control, Antistatic, Moisturizer1---
12Cetearyl OlivateEmulsifier1---
13Sorbitan OlivateEmulsifier1---
14Sodium PolyacrylateViscosity Control, Emollient1---
15AllantoinSkin conditioning, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-allergic100-
16Tocophery AcetateSkin conditioning, Moisturizer, Antioxidant200-
17PanthenolAntistatic, Skin conditioning, Moisturizer, Anti-inflammatory100-
18Hydroxyethyl Acrylate/Sodium Acryloyldimethyl Taurate CopolymerSurfactant, Viscosity Control1---
19Sodium HyaluronateSkin conditioning, Moisturizer100-
20AdenosineSkin Conditioning1---
21Xanthan GumSurfactant, Viscosity Control1---
22Myristic acidFragrance, Emulsifier1303
23Acetyl Hexapeptide-8Skin conditioning, Moisturizer1---
24Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4Moisturizer1---
25Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1Skin conditioning1---
26PalmitoylTetrapeptide7Skin conditioning1---
271,2-HexanediolSkin Conditioning----
28Tocopheryl AcetateAntioxidant---0
29Copper Tripeptide-1Skin Conditioning----
How the index splits between the two sources. Rows present in only one database are the ones a single-source report would have missed.

4. Price

The listing trades at $15.40 against a $28.00 list price. The tracked record for this ASIN starts 2019-11-11 and covers Amazon, 3rd Party New.

All-time price summary per channel, transcribed. The Current column is a last-observation value, not a live quote.
ChannelLowest everHighest everCurrentAverage
Amazon$15.99 (2025-09-29)$25.75 (2025-05-10)-$22.24
3rd Party New$12.15 (2021-09-19)$35.23 (2024-05-09)$15.40 (2026-10-25)$20.88
3rd Party Used----
Bar comparison of the four summary values per channel. A missing bar means that channel publishes no value for that metric.

Where the current price sits

Derived position metrics. Every figure here is computed from the table above, not published.
MeasureReading
Tracked band (3rd Party New)$12.15 → $35.23
Position inside the band14% of the way from the low to the high
Band width$23.08 (190% of the low)
Current vs low+26.7%
Current vs average-26.2%
Current vs list-45.0%
Subscribe & save$13.09 (53% off the current price)
Unit price as shown$18.12 per fluid ounce

The current reading sits at or below the channel average, which is the cheap half of the record rather than a premium one. The gap to the $28.00 list price is the discount actually on offer; it is not a temporary coupon and it is visible on the buy box itself. A channel can hold history without a current seller, which is why some rows show a range and a dash in the current column.

Volume caveat: the tracked averages weight every observation equally and cannot show how long the listing sat at any point in the band, because the record publishes five values per channel rather than a series.

5. Formula notes and routine fit

The listing’s own usage guidance, condensed without additions:

  • How to Use: Apply as the last step of your skincare routine after cleansing, toning, and moisturizing. Apply gently around the eyes and pat in with your fingers to aid absorption. *Can also be used on other areas of the face and neck.
  • Patch Test Recommended: Perform a patch test on the body before using on the face. Proceed to using on the face if no irritation occurs in 24 hours. Consult with your doctor immediately if irritation occurs.

Reading the formula as a whole: the largest functional groups are Skin conditioning (13), Moisturizer (9), Viscosity Control (8), Emulsifier (5). 26 of 29 rows fall in the low-concern band and 0 sit above it, with Palmitic Acid, Myristic acid carrying the only acne ratings of 3 or more. That is a texture-and-barrier formula rather than an acid- or retinoid-led one, so the risk it carries is occlusion and individual sensitivity, not predictable irritation from a strong active.

Claims the formula does not meet: Oil-free, Fungal-acne-safe, Pore-clogger-free, Vegan. For anyone screening for fungal-acne triggers or vegan status, those two flags are the decisive ones; for a buyer simply looking for a fragrance-free eye product, the positive tags cover that requirement.

6. Method, provenance and confidence

Four reads feed this report: the Amazon US listing (specification block, bullets, gallery, rating histogram and review-summary widgets), a price-tracking record for the same ASIN, and two ingredient databases. The listing and the price record were read on the same day with a US delivery address, so prices are native USD and no currency conversion appears anywhere in this document.

Confidence by element.
ElementConfidenceBasis
Title, brand, specification tableHightranscribed from the listing
Rating and histogramHigh8,723 ratings, published shares rounded to whole percent
Buyer-voice aspectsMediumaggregate widget output; mentions, not unique buyers
Ingredient indexMedium to high26 rows from one database, 28 from another, merged by name
Price historyMediumall-time summary values; current readings carry their own observation dates
What this report does not claim
  • No dermatological conclusion. Ingredient ratings describe ingredients, not this finished formula on a given person.
  • No period-specific price statistic. The tracked summary is all-time and cannot be relabelled as a 30-day or 6-month figure.
  • No causality between an ingredient and a review complaint. The two are reported side by side, not linked.
  • No inference about how a price moved between two dated observations, because only the extremes and the average are published.