About Us & Advertising

EyeCream.com is the leading eye cream review & research portal on the Internet.  Our website is written and maintained by an experienced group of health & wellness veterans, as well as ordinary people who are concerned with looking younger.  The website is updated frequently, and is meant to be an interactive portal where people can learn, interact, and ask questions.    We report on several eye cream-related topics, including:

  • Ingredients in the news
  • Recently-launched eye cream products
  • “How-To” articles involving eye creams
  • Eye cream videos
  • Home remedies for under eye symptoms
  • Product reviews and analysis
  • Eye creams in the media
  • Top-rated eye creams according to consumers

The anti-aging skin care market is among the fastest growing segments of the health & beauty sector.  Eye Creams are a key component in facial rejuvenation and they can help people look younger by providing both instant and long-term results.  While this market sector continues to explode, you can count on EyeCream.com to be the leading source of eye cream reviews & research.

In order to constantly expand our website and incorporate more Web 2.0 features, we do accept advertising of many forms.  Examples of advertisement options we offer are below.

  • Text Link from EyeCream.com
  • Posting of Informational Articles & Research
  • Eye Cream or Skin Care Product Announcement
  • Sponsored Posts – (This is the way blog advertising is moving.  Your message will be published on EyeCream.com with the prefix “sponsored post.  Great way to announce sales, new products, or product launches.
  • Inclusion in our eye cream giveaway
  • Banner advertisements
  • Twitter Updates (Coming Soon.)

If you are interested in advertising your skin products to our loyal audience, please send an email to sales @ eyecream.com and one of us will get back to you within 48 hours.

EyeCream.com reserves the right to the refuse any advertising proposal that does not comply with the integrity of our research and reports.

Meet the EyeCream.com Editorial Team

Anish D.

Anish is an entrepreneur who has been successful in in real estate as well as  cosmetics dating back to 2001.  He has an uncanny knack for networking, which has led him to become a Consultant to many major health organizations.  His skin care knowledge blossomed when he became a Consultant with Arbonne, makers of Swiss-formulated skin care products.  Learning about anti aging creams as well as the need for a daily skin care regimen, he has presented on the subject of skin care on numerous occasions.  A phenomenal public speaker, Anish has helped educate many people on topics such as chemical peels, daily maintenance, and various spa treatments.  He helped set up the online distribution network for the famous Dr. A.F. Kalil, who is considered South Florida’s “go-to” skin care expert.  His office on South Beach caters to all people, including many celebrities, who receive various treatments from the famous Doctor as well as stock up on his ViDerm line of skin products.

Anish brings his extensive skin care background to us after studying at Rutgers University.  You can also find his commentary posted online at Simply Skin Magazine.

Gayle Saunders

Gayle is an avid world traveler and our resident “health nut.”  Gayle jokes that she knew about the legendary acai berry of Brazil long before health professionals “jumped on her bandwagon.”  Always up for a new adventure, Gayle is the guinea pig of our many eye cream reviews.  She has enjoyed every bit of it!  Originally from Europe, Gayle makes South Florida home in the winter months but contributes to the website year-round.  Her discoveries while traveling abroad are often intriguing and groundbreaking.  We’re lucky to have her on board and look to her for wisdom.

Mark Dillon

Finally, a profile of the token “tech guy.”  Also known as “Ryan Howard from the Office, “ I keep everything working here at EyeCream.com.  While my priority is to keep the stories edited, the advertising sold, and the readers coming back, I do add my two cents on the skin care industry every now and then.  While I was once scared of testing eye creams, I now find myself a man who takes time out of his day to ensure proper skin care products are applied. (I guess the messages I post really hit home!)  Although my computer background doesn’t have me in the sun as much as I’d like, I have certainly grown to appreciate the quality skin care products, like eye creams, and it’s been fun getting compliments from the ladies on my skin!  I have a lot of things in store for this eye cream website, and I’m open to YOUR suggestions.  You can reach me any time at sales @ eyecream.com.

Disclaimers & Disclosures.

Although we do accept some forms of advertising, this site is not financially driven.  The ad revenues we collect usually go back into new widgets for the site, pay for our hosting, as well as make sure Gayle’s passport is always renewed.  :)   EyeCream.com was launched in early 2009 to help build a community and provide a place for people to read up on anti aging eye creams and similar products.  Since then, we’ve become the web’s leading source for breaking eye cream information, analysis, and reviews.

That said, beginning December 1, 2009, the FTC requires bloggers to provide disclosures whenever there could be hidden interests or unspoken biases related to recommendations.

First, the obvious: We report factual information, citing sources, on eye cream-related topics.  We update the site frequently to stay on the cusp of breaking news, as well as dish out our own perspectives on new products.

Second, the less obvious: Per the FTC rules, if we interview a marketing rep from a major skin care company and they pick up lunch, we must disclose it.  If we get free product samples, which we do, and we become younger and better looking due to them, we must disclose it.  If you go to Amazon.com and buy a product after viewing our site and we get $2, we have to declare that.  Disclosures are just part of the blogging world these days.  We reserve the right to be paid for clicks on affiliate links that potentially earn revenues, and reserve the right to sell advertising .

These disclosures were made to keep the integrity of our eye cream blog intact as well as comply with all federal guidelines.