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I sent an email regarding eye repair but haven't heard back from you. I have used this product for a while, really like it, but the eye creme is now brown and looks like tinted moisturiser. Please could you contact me to discuss.
I love the actual lotions. But please rethink your packaging. Beautiful to look at but useless. Most of my cult51 lotions I get about a half out of the pot before I am scraping around with a tips and whacking the pots against my palm for ages to try and just get something out. Most beauty companies do really badly in this area (tall pots that fall over as soon as you touch them, shiny lidded tops that get all smeary after one use, smooth containers you cannot twist open with damp or moisturised hands) but cult51 take the prize. I think the super soft lotion and the vitamin c have been the worst so far. Would be a brilliant product if it was accessible.
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