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asian14303
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Joined: 26 Jul 2004
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Mon Jul 26, 2004 10:15 am  |
i started using channel moisturizer and serum and somehow it does good on my skin but after one month my serum already run out...i wanted to knwo if there is any serum out there that is very effective but dont cost much.... and i am also concerned about my under eye...i started having fine line and it really make me older and tired...any suggestion???and i also heard that eye cream can cause you more wrinkle, so better use a gel  |
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Mon Jul 26, 2004 2:53 pm |
hi, the Relax-a-Line serum seems to be very popular and not too expensive compared to others with same ingredients, I haven't purchased yet, but I plan to purchase within the next few weeks. Looking to smooth out these crow's feet a little! I'm 44. www.cellularskinrx.com
I hadn't heard about eye creams causing wrinkles! My eye area is very dry and fine lines, gels don't do enough for me. I have so many eye creams, just a couple of suggestions of ones I've like:
Peter Thomas Roth Ceramide Eye - has hyaluronic acid in it which helps hydration, my concealer just glides on perfectly over this.
Hydrating Lift Eye by Exuviance - I used all winter, gentler than AHA, helped crepey eyelids and gave a little lift to eyelid too! My eye area was definitely improved, smoother, fresher looking. I used the whole jar which is rare for me!
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Mabsy
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Tue Jul 27, 2004 4:37 am |
What Chanel serum are you using? Is it just a moisturising one? If so then you could give one of the B5 gels a go (Skinceuticals and Cellex-C both make one). Dermalogica also makes a hydration booster.
In terms of lines around the eye, I think it's important to keep the area well hydrated (and also to drink plenty of water too!). I don't think using eye creams can cause wrinkles - however it can cause problems if the cream is too moisturising for your particular skin type. It is possible that using an eye gel is not hydrating for your skin. I really do recommend Cellcosmet Eye Contour and Babor Sensational Eyes eye creams - I really like them both. There has been some good reviews of the Phytomer one as well. If the area under your eyes is REALLY dry then Shiseido makes a super-rich eye cream. Otherwise you could also use Dr Hauschka Rose Day Cream around the eye area too.
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Tue Jul 27, 2004 8:19 pm |
The eye creams Mabsy suggested are cream of the crop eye creams. I am using Cellcosmet eye cream and PTR Eye Rescue now and like them both. However, I am in mid-40s and need something richer. From what I have learned from this forum. There are many other good eye creams, so I will try Barbor's Essential Eyes Cream and Dr. H's Rose Day Cream soon. I would also like to try Shiseido's eye cream and Exuviance's Hydrating Eye Lift to find out which eye cream works best for me.
Hope it helps. |
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