Make Page Six a Preferred Source Kim Cattrall shared a skin care favorite on social media. Instagram/KimCattrall She found something way less intrusive than a chemical peel.
Kim Cattrall took to social media to share how she keeps her eye area youthful, and it’s a stalwart skin care staple: Clarins Total Eye Lift.
In her partnered Instagram post, the “Sex and the City” icon looks radiant and fresh-faced while applying her eye cream.
Calling it “a visible eye lift in 30 seconds,” she adds that “it even smooths the eye contour, so makeup goes on beautifully and stays looking fresh.”
The four-in-one formula “targets crow’s feet, elevens, dark circles and puffiness,” according to the legendary actress, who quips that it “does the heavy lifting for you.”
Made with caffeine, shea butter and organic harungana extract (a natural retinol alternative), plus more botanicals, the all-in-one anti-aging cream also hydrates skin and absorbs quickly. It also comes in an ultra-giftable set for just $5 more, paired with a full-size mascara and mini primer.
The actress turned 70 in August — and she looks as radiant as ever. Dave Benett The “Glamorous” star has been fairly tight-lipped about her beauty favorites over the years, save telling New Beauty that she swears by SPF and Dove’s Sensitive Beauty Bar soap. So when she mentioned Clarins, we were all ears.
Total Eye Lift is also a hit on Amazon, as over 2,000 bottles have flown off the shelves in the last month alone.
“I have been using Clarins Eye Serum for over five years and can’t be without it,” one five-star review reads. “People my age are amazed that I have firm upper eyelids, no crow’s feet, and barely any wrinkles under my eyes It is a bit pricey, but very little is needed.”
“A marked difference in appearance of my eyes — results are visible,” wrote another shopper.
This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
