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Sat Mar 31, 2007 12:46 am  |
Hi..
Just wondering if any of you can recommend a good eye gel or cream.. i'm 21 this year and have started noticing dark circles under my eye and some fine lines.. i've tried LUSH enchanted eye cream but find it stings a little when i rub it longer.. so is there any good eye gel, cream or treatment that is fod very seneitive skin. Thanks a lot.. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:42 am |
Hi Dear - you shall try this:
Dremu Airbrush - Refining Eye Cream
Gets rid of puffiness almost immediately... (less than 7 minutes). Smoothes and reduces fine lines and crows feet.
A super light eye cream with emu oil, collagen, ceramides and elastin to firm and rehydrate dry skin around the eyes, vitamin E to prevent dehydration and free-radical damage, green tea extract to reduce puffiness, aloe for smoothing and panthenol for refining delicate tissue
I'm now using at night time coz I still have the PSF Super Hydrating Eye Treatment being used at the same time for day time and nearly finished. Then will use the Dremu eye cream for both day & night. It's so light that you won't feel sticky and it does tighten up the skin. At your young age, don't use too heavy eye cream but Dremu is just right for you.  |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:44 am |
Hi Dear - you shall try this:
Dremu Airbrush - Refining Eye Cream
Gets rid of puffiness almost immediately... (less than 7 minutes). Smoothes and reduces fine lines and crows feet.
A super light eye cream with emu oil, collagen, ceramides and elastin to firm and rehydrate dry skin around the eyes, vitamin E to prevent dehydration and free-radical damage, green tea extract to reduce puffiness, aloe for smoothing and panthenol for refining delicate tissue
I'm now using at night time coz I still have the PSF Super Hydrating Eye Treatment being used at the same time for day time and nearly finished. Then will use the Dremu eye cream for both day & night. It's so light that you won't feel sticky and it does tighten up the skin. At your young age, don't use too heavy eye cream but Dremu is just right for you. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:46 am |
| Thanks for that.. do u know if i can get this in melbourne? Studying here at the moment.. =) |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:48 am |
| You can purchas online from EDS. I haven't seemed it in Sydney. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:49 am |
| I personally wouldn't use anything 'Lush' around my eyes, aren't their products heavily scented. Elemis do a great Procollagen cream for eyes but it's very expensive. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:49 am |
| I personally wouldn't use anything 'Lush' around my eyes, aren't their products heavily scented. Elemis do a great Procollagen cream for eyes but it's very expensive. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:50 am |
| thanks.. the enchanted eye cream from LUSH gets a rather high rating in MUA and i tried that because it's all natural.. but since i've got super sensitive skin, it stings a bit when i rub it longer.. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:51 am |
| It doesn't have any smell to me. On the other hand I don't like Jurlique eye gel. It is comparatively far more cheaper then Jurlique. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 2:58 am |
I don't like Elemis coz I purchased the eye treatment set a few months ago. And result is little bit sensitive to me. I have the followings being put aside:
Elemis Absolute Eye Mask - this one is fine
Elemis Eye Support - 
Elemis Absolute Eye Serum - 
After tring the eye products of Elemis, I would not use their other skin care products.  |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 4:35 am |
| mt0417 wrote: |
I'm now using at night time coz I still have the PSF Super Hydrating Eye Treatment being used at the same time for day time and nearly finished. |
What do you think about this eye cream? I have been eyeing this for a while, but still haven't ordered it. I am in need of a very hydrating (but not too rich since I'm prone to milia) eye cream that will also target fine lines - would this be suitable in your opinion? Have you used it in conjunction with MMU? |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:32 am |
| Compare the Airbrush eye cream with PSF, I would suggest you to try Air Brush. Coz I have a result of having some milia due to the possibility of putting too much of PSF eye cream since it's stated as "super hydrated". So.... if you really have a very dry skin around eye, you may have a try but just apply in right amount. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 4:43 pm |
| I really like Babor Sensational Eyes, although it doesn't contain an SPF, it's a great eye cream. I've also just started using the Osea Eye Cream which I really like also unlike the Babor it comes in a tube so you don't have to stick your fingers into the pot each time. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:02 pm |
The best method for dark circles I have ever used is sleeping enought.
I think your eyes have some fine lines that is dry lines, you need a moisturing eye gel/cream. |
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Sat Mar 31, 2007 8:09 pm |
| I'm not really sure when did i started have fine lines but it seems i started noticing it after using LUSH enchanted eye cream.... maybe i'll try the dremu airbursh.. |
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Sun Apr 01, 2007 9:18 am |
| sarahb wrote: |
| I personally wouldn't use anything 'Lush' around my eyes, aren't their products heavily scented. Elemis do a great Procollagen cream for eyes but it's very expensive. |
I agree with you completely about the Lush products sarahb....
I've never understood the Lush hype. Their stuff isn't that good and grossly overpriced.
But, she's only 21 ! I don't think she really needs Elemis... I know that alot of the younger forum members have raved about the Babour eye stuff. Also, skinactives.com sells their eye cream for like $17 and its lovely stuff no matter what your age. Chock full of actives... |
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Sun Apr 01, 2007 2:05 pm |
| katee wrote: |
| Also, skinactives.com sells their eye cream for like $17 and its lovely stuff no matter what your age. Chock full of actives... |
I second this, Katee! I use this on a daily basis, and it's truly a wonderful cream that I can really recommend to everyone. |
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