M LAB

I learn from the best (my mother, of course!) so I know that when it comes to maintaining young looking skin you can never start too early. Naturally, my mother was the first to tell me about M LAB. Their line of skincare products has higher than average clinically-active ingredients – 45 to 74% versus the average 10 to 20%, and though I have no way of assessing those percentages, there is no denying that after using their Anti-Aging Eye Cream for a little over a week, my eyes have less discoloration and puffiness (though part of that surely has to do with the Memorial Day Weekend relaxing-effect :) ) (Jump for more!)

While M LAB does not come cheap, looking naturally young is priceless, am I right??! Personally, I also happen to like the packaging which is somewhat sterile – shiny black (a la Chanel) with a white label. The products look wonderful atop my dark-colored vanity!

I haven’t had too much experience with anti-aging products, so I like the travel kit because for $130 you can test out which products work best on your skin before dropping the big loot on a specific cream or cleanser. Unfortunately though, someone needs to tell Barney’s to wake-up! No U.S. retailer carries the line, so you’ll have to order M LAB products online or better yet, jet-over to London’s Harrods!

3 Comments

Teri | June 2, 2008 8:44 PM | Reply

OOh, I have a few sample packs of that eye cream and I will definitely be putting them to use now. I have been putting it off in order to use many of the products together, but as I am always looking to lighten, tighten, and de-puff, I will start using this asap.
Sharon | June 3, 2008 11:27 PM | Reply

The eye cream is actually my favorite M LAB product! As you mention, the other products are meant to be used together and most of us don't always have the time/energy to put on cleanser/toner/serum/day treatment...the eye cream is an easy way to freshen-up your face..hope you end-up liking it too!
Anu Malhi | November 8, 2009 4:00 PM | Reply

I purchased the eye cream when i visited Florida this year, but cannot find any of their products in the UK, any ideas (dont want to import as most of my stuff gets stopped at Customs)