eye cream that works?
my dermatologist told me his eye creams contain vitamin a + e and glycolic... he carries Obagi NuDerm, Kinerase Rescue amd MD Forte Eye Cream. do any of these products work for under eye lines? i hate to spend this much and get nothing back!
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unregistered guest
15 May 2007
dont know those but luv my obagi elastiderm good if you got sensitiv skin around your eyes
9 Aug 2007
I use Kate Somerville Line Release Under Eye Repair and I think that it works great....It has done miracles for my dark circles....I love it!
3 posts
10 Mar 2008
I like MD Forte's whole line. however the L'oreal revitalift eye cream is great for an inexpensive fix. The ingredient that seems to make a difference is the beeswax, which helps disguise lines I have after working all night. I think it acts as a temporary filler, in a way. Walmart has a similar product by equate which also has beeswax in the ingredients.
unregistered guest
18 Mar 2008
I really like the Mary Kay Firming Eye Cream. It's able to address more than just getting rid of the fine lines, but also to firm up and brighten the area around the eyes. I use it everyday, and I've definitely seen a difference since before I used it.
15 posts
22 May 2008
Airbrush is what I use and it has emu oil in it. It helps with puffiness and smooths skin. I saw it on Oprah.
unregistered guest
2 Jun 2008
Teamine Eye Complex has been known to work well with puffy dark eye circles.
1216 posts
3 Jun 2008
I am of the opinion that no cream, gel or topical agent of any kind is going to do much for fine under-eye wrinkles. However, for puffiness and dark circles, I use Ren Active 7 Radiant Eye Maintenance Gel. I use it once a day (in the morning), and it definitely makes me look way less tired than I feel. Ren products don't have any unsavory ingredients (synthetic chemicals and preservatives, etc.), which I also like.
1 post
5 Jun 2008
has anyone tried Strivectin SD for their wrinkles and saw results or were you disappointed?
15 posts
5 Jun 2008
Strivectin has mostly poor reviews. Airbrush from fad2envy is a great eye cream for wrinkles and puffiness.
40 posts
17 Jun 2008
has anyone used a product that could help me with hollowness beneath my eyes. I guess the aging rocess has reduced the volume I had beneath my eyes. If there is someone out there that has had this problem and can advise me of a solution, I would be forever grateful. many thanks