Review on Beverly Hills V Lift Instant MD3 Serum 30ml by Diana Comeford

I read some bad reviews before paying $34 for a liquid blepharoplasty injection. One customer said his wife had a severe allergic reaction. Others said it was snake oil. I found the lack of negative anecdotes compelling compared to the many accolades, and ordered the dismissal. I applied the product sparingly. I was careful not to get anything in my eyes. It felt sticky and felt like the main function of the product was to glue my eyelids back into the crease where they would stick. I can not say that the material gave such a result. What happened was a severe allergic reaction. My eyelids may have even blistered because after a day or two, parts of the eyelid skin were peeling off as if they had been burned by the sun. Then my eyeballs started itching. Poorly. I took Benadryl and it helped. I re-read the product label and noticed for the first time that bee venom was the main ingredient. bee venom! On my eyelids! I don't know what I was thinking, other than my eyes were swollen, blistered and peeling. The itching lasted for 3 days. Peeling eyelids lasted two days. The good news is that Amazon refunded my money the same day UPS picked it up with almost no questions asked. I save the money I would spend on bee venom cream and use it instead of wine.