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Tue Sep 04, 2012 11:57 pm  |
Hi All
i amlooking for an eye cream off EDS. At present i am using Retin A 0.5% (i was using 0.025 and have just moved up a to this) at night and vitamin C serum inthe day. At the moment i am only using a garnier face and eye cream whilst i look for something better. I am looking for an eyecream (or maybe i need two different ones) to one, help with wrinkles and undery eye puffiness something that may help with these and tighten and hydrate and secondly an eyecream that can help with firming the upper lids a bit. Is there any type of eyecream like this on EDS
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Sally |
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Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:23 am |
I highly recommend DDF Advanced Firming Eye concentrate, love this stuff and I got it here at EDS. Great for hydrating, firming, lifting. I did a review a while back. I am not sure overall how everyone else loved it, but I still am!  |
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Wed Sep 05, 2012 12:39 pm |
Hi Annie
many thanks for letting me know this. I am not expecting a miracle cream but jsut something that will help a little. I am going to start dermarolling soon. Just trying to figure out the correct and best way and on my rubbing alcohol being delivered. I only have a basic skincare routine but definately need to be doing a bit more and very desperate for a good eyecream to help with the above issuses
thank you once again
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Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:42 am |
I would highly recommend Orlane Extreme Eye Treatment cream. I used it at night mostly but you can also use it during the day as a moisturizer for your eyes before you put your make-up on.. It hydrates the eye area, firms, lift and improve the lines/wrinkles around it.
It is not greasy and absorbs well.
I will surely recommend this product. The only thing is that it comes in small bottle and it is expensive. EDS sells these under ORLANE.
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Hi Annie
many thanks for letting me know this. I am not expecting a miracle cream but jsut something that will help a little. I am going to start dermarolling soon. Just trying to figure out the correct and best way and on my rubbing alcohol being delivered. I only have a basic skincare routine but definately need to be doing a bit more and very desperate for a good eyecream to help with the above issuses
thank you once again
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Thu Sep 06, 2012 7:43 am |
| Another good one that used for years at a resonable price is the one from Bobbi Brown, very hydrating as well. |
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Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:31 pm |
| Thank you both for the recommendations. I will take a look at all of these. My main content is trying to firm them (especially my sagging eyelids and eye bags)a little and maybe help soften the creppiness under my eyes xxx |
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Fri Sep 07, 2012 6:21 am |
Your priority is HYDRATE, HYDRATE, HYDRATE your eye areas, during the day, AM/PM. The results will come later, maybe in 2-3 months.
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| Thank you both for the recommendations. I will take a look at all of these. My main content is trying to firm them (especially my sagging eyelids and eye bags)a little and maybe help soften the creppiness under my eyes xxx |
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