
Banana Bright+ Eye Crème — Reddit Reviews
Updated September 23, 2026
Vitamin C eye cream brightens dull under-eyes and softens dark circles; pricey.
What the community says
A vitamin C eye cream with a yellow tint and lots of slip, meant for morning use under makeup. It can make the under-eye area look brighter and more moisturized, though genetic dark circles and dry, irritated skin may not love it.
What this means for you
What people love
- Yellow tint gives instant brightening
- Moisturizing, smoother under-eyes
- Vitamin C stack for dullness
Watch out for
- Expensive for the amount of real change
- Can feel drying on some under-eyes
- Doesn't move genetic dark circles much
Product details
Where to buy
Real Reddit threads — 21 mentions across 15 threads
Ole Henriksen Banana Bright+ Eye Crème on Reddit, in one place — 15 threads from r/AsianBeauty, r/beauty and 5 more, summarized.
“Skincare : in the AM I use”
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“Olehenriksen banana bright eye cream”
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“Everything works really well together.”
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“I like the ole Hendrickson banana bright eye cream!”
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“I feel that it has brightened my under-eye area over time with the vitamin c ingredients”
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“I definitely feel like it's made a difference to my under-eye area too - it's much smoother and lighter.”
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“I used a combination of really good sleep, like 8 hours... and the Ordinary Caffeine solution and Ole Henriksen Banana Bright eye cream every night.”
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“Ole Henriksen Banana Bright eye cream every night.”
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“And exercise also helps with blood flow.”
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“I like Ole Henrikson’s banana bright cream.”
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“It’s a little yellow so it brightens up my eye area and makes me look more awake.”
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“It’s also super moisturizing!”
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“Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Vitamin C”
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“Banana Bright Vitamin C”
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“Cleanse with Cetaphil Gentle Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Vitamin C”
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“...or the Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Cream.”
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“For me I have found the most effective under-eye creams are...”
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“However... a topical regimen is unlikely to make much noticeable improvement.”
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