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
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COSRX · ASIN B07ZRF416W · Beauty & Personal Care › Skin Care › Eyes › Creams · Snapshot 2026-11-01
The rating, rank and sales figures above are the best-seller snapshot values recorded by the BeautyLab collection plan on 2026-11-01. They are a single point-in-time observation, not a tracked time series.
A cheap, fragrance-free beginner retinol that most buyers like and a meaningful minority find irritating - with a formula that fails five of its own claims and a price history that has swung $11.48 to $26.99.
What this is. A 45 ml night cream in a grind-to-dispense jar, built around 50,000 ppm of Volufiline and a white truffle extract, at $31.99 against a $45.00 list price.
What this is. A 15 ml squeeze tube of 5% ascorbic acid eye cream with three ceramides, caffeine and hyaluronic acid, sold at $17.88 against a $24.99 list price.
RoC built this pen around a four-shade model of under-eye discolouration and a retinoid it calls patented. The formula supports part of that: niacinamide sits at position five, ahead of the retinol at thirteen, inside a 37-row emulsion that carries nine of twelve claim badges and a single pore-clog…
The cleaner declaration of the batch, in exact agreement across two channels, with a listed active the panel does not contain, the highest cost per millilitre, and the lowest sentiment score recorded in this run.
Kiehl's has been selling this jar since at least 2010 and still holds a top-five slot in Amazon's eye-treatment-cream subcategory. The formula explains part of that: a water-in-oil emulsion built on shea butter and a run of emollient esters, with avocado oil at position eight and only two emulsifie…
The best-rated eye product in this batch publishes a single word where its formula should be. A report on the audit rather than the ingredients, and on five clinical percentages printed to two decimal places that cannot be read as printed.
A film-forming silicate gel filed under eye care, read as a formula: three silicates at positions four to six, two peptides behind them, and a review corpus split almost exactly in half.
What this is. A 20 ml temporary eye tightener that sets into a film under the eye, sold with an applicator brush, at $33.15 against a $39.00 list price.
Centellian24 puts PDRN, TECA and a “3D retinol complex” on the tube and ninety lines in the formula, eleven of them fragrance. It is also sitting exactly on its all-time high of $28.00, fifty percent above the floor it set two months ago.
Beauty of Joseon sells sixty ginseng-and-retinal hydrogel patches in a jar at $16.00 against a $22.00 list. The formula is long, the actives sit at the bottom of it, and the listing's headline clinical number was measured with a serum the patch does not include.
Luxe sells a twist-up under-eye stick at $24.99 with 424 ratings averaging 3.8 and a rank of #4 in Eye Treatment Balms. The formula is short, the claim set is wide, and the ingredient that names the product on the tube does not appear in the published INCI list.
60 hydrogel patches sold on PDRN and retinal, both of which appear at positions 31 and 39 of 39. What is actually doing the work is a niacinamide-and-glycerin hydrogel — and that is not necessarily a bad thing.
A 30 ml Korean eye product built around sodium DNA, 5% niacinamide and a named retinol. The disclosure is unusually specific; the ingredient record behind it is unusually thin.
A 15 ml peptide-and-ceramide eye cream that sells on hydration and barrier repair rather than on actives theatre. The formula record is unusually conservative; the buyer transcript is not.
A tinted Korean eye cream that behaves less like a treatment and more like a light concealer with actives in it — and the numbers agree with that reading: 3.9 from 2,138 ratings with a 13% one-star floor, coverage and value both splitting at 44%, and a price that has fallen 64.6% since the day trac…
Six pairs of pink hydrogel patches built around four separate pigmentation mechanisms, screening clean on twelve out of twelve consumer claims, rated 4.5 by 4,454 buyers, and priced at exactly the brand's list with almost no movement in three years. What follows separates the part of that story the…
A 0.5 oz retinol eye cream that has been on the American market since at least 2008, priced a third below its own suggested retail, rated 4.3 by 34,706 buyers, and carrying eight of twelve clean-beauty claims. This dossier reads the listing, the ratings, the 30-ingredient formula and nineteen years…