i tried Clinique "Dramatic eye gel" and I hated it, I think it was a waste of money; however that just goes to show you how different everyones skin is! I found this new line call "suds" they sell it at a boutique WWW.hipkatapparel.com in orlando fashion square mall. "Suds" custom makes 100% natural to your skin products, but they do offer "Suds soap" in the store. I'm that girl that wants the best of everything and anything and I promise you, you will NOT be wasting your time... Visit S.U.D.S @ hipkat

...ps Lush uses preservatives, so they're not what they say they are, perhaps when they just started out in there basement, but now they are all about money!

Freeze 24-7 Anti-Aging Eyeserum and Eyecing. They are 2 incredible eye products that will get rid of fine lines and wrinkles as well as dark circles and puffiness. They offer immediate results. Don't waste you money on trying other thing. Delivers serious results.

It's best to start on options now, before they become an issue because prevention really is the best thing here! Personally, I love Garnier Nutritioniste Ultra-Lift Anti-Wrinkle Firming Eye Cream. It's worked really well on me in the couple of months that I've been using it and I don't plan on switching products. I've tried several other drugstore options and this one has been the best. I posted a review here if you are interested in checking it out.

Any eye cream needs time to work, and the results usually aren't going to be as dramatic as what they lead you to believe. =(
Clinique makes a fabulous one (the name escapes me at the moment -- my apologies) but if that's a bit more than you want to spend, Sally Beauty Supply sells some good ones, too. They have a line called Correctionist that has an awesome eye cream. Elizabeth Arden (available at department stores -- her Green Tea line is amazing!) and Boscia (which you can get at Sephora) are a couple more I've heard very good things about.