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free skin care · Thu Feb 28, 2008 12:11 pm

I just purchased the cellular skin Rx eye cream with peptides............Hope it works better than vivier eye cream Rolling Eyes

free skin care · Thu Feb 28, 2008 1:26 pm

dleonard:

I hope this works for you better than it did for me. I found this to be a really unimpressive eye cream. What are you looking for in an eye cream?

Fairlady

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 7:49 am

I'm looking to diminish the wrinkles, what did you use it for?? I should of ask you guys before purchase Crying or Very sad

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:07 am

Hi dleonard:

I was looking for a more moisturizing type of eye cream and was hoping to improve some small fine lines in the under eye area.

Sorry - didn't mean to bum you out about this eye cream before you even tried it Wink

It might just work great for you. One thing I definitely realize through this forum is that a product can work fantastic for one person and do absolutely nothing for another - Hope in your case it works great.

Let us know how you like it.

Fairlady

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:09 am

I will........... Confused

it was only $32, so now I'm not so sure, right now I'm using Vivier eye firming cream, did not do much for me.
Thanks

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:25 am

I haven't tried Cellular Skin RX eye treatment but I love their Vit C serum.

I too need a little lift and fine line reduction in this area and found that I need to use 2 different eye treatments on a daily basis. PSF phyto-lift cranberry eye gel for lifting and PSF Super Hydrating eye treatment for moisture. I have yet to find one eye cream that does everything I want it to do that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:41 am

Maybe they are no creams to do that?? What do you think, I've tried almost everything out there.............nothing seems to work.....

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:26 am

I read it works wonder the viview eye cream! Does it not? I'm wanting to get sample....

="dleonard"]I will........... Confused

it was only $32, so now I'm not so sure, right now I'm using Vivier eye firming cream, did not do much for me.
Thanks[/quote]

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:28 am

Does EDS have these CELLULAR SKIN RX???

athena123 wrote:

I haven't tried Cellular Skin RX eye treatment but I love their Vit C serum.

I too need a little lift and fine line reduction in this area and found that I need to use 2 different eye treatments on a daily basis. PSF phyto-lift cranberry eye gel for lifting and PSF Super Hydrating eye treatment for moisture. I have yet to find one eye cream that does everything I want it to do that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:31 am

YES THEY SELL IT, I PURCHASED FROM THEM.

VIVIER EYE CREAM WAS GOOD ON THE FIRST DAY, EYES LOOKED FIRMER, BUT AFTER NO CHANGES, I'VE BEEN USING IT SINCE EARLY DECEMBER, SHOULD SEE A DIFFERENT BY NOW. I USE IT 2XPER DAY.

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free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:53 am

jade-1234 wrote:

Does EDS have these CELLULAR SKIN RX???

It sure does, you can locate it from the product page, then look for Cellular Skin RX. I love their prices and the Vit C serum.

dleonard, I've been using PSF for a couple weeks now; too early to notice a big difference yet, but my eyes sure do feel moisturized when I use this at night. Not sure if this is wishful thinking or not, but it looks like creases in the corner of my eyes are slightly shallower.

Of course, I've been using some form of Matrixyl or other in that area for the last 6 months. I just switched to PSF when I ran out of my previous eyecream which didn't really do anything for the lift but offered hydration only. That's why I think I need 2 products and I talked myself into both treatments when PSF was offering $10 off on treatments earlier this month L)

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:54 am

What's PSF??

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:58 am

dleonard wrote:

What's PSF??

Pure Skin Formulations. An altogether lovely company that offers great skincare at a great value. They put a lot of actives in their product, few fillers, use organic where possible and is one of the best discoveries I've made since I joined EDS, I am NOT kidding Laughing

EDS sells their product or you can visit there website and drool over all the yummies:www.psfskincare.com

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 11:08 am

wow!! $$$$ are very good, they have the retinol, hyaloric acid also............I email then for more info.
thanks

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 11:10 am

Has anyone tried the relax-a-line by this brand? Any thoughts on what would work well for naso-labial lines?

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 1:56 pm

dleonard wrote:

I just purchased the cellular skin Rx eye cream with peptides............Hope it works better than vivier eye cream Rolling Eyes

I have never tried Cellular Skin Eye Cream. I did however use their Vit. C a long time ago. From what I gather they have some great products. Please let us know how you like it.

Right now I am using Pure Skin Formulation's phyto-lift cranberry eye gel with Janson's Beckett's AlphaDerma on top. I love the temporary firming results I get from PSF's gel. AlphaDerma has always worked well for me in the eye area. My eye area tends to get puffy. A light eye cream is all I can handle.

free skin care · Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:13 pm

I've tried a number of the Cellularskin-rx products, and highly recommend the line as having high quality products at reasonable prices. I've been using the peptide eye cream over the PSF cranberry eye gel and am quite satisfied, though I see that Cellularskin-rx is planning to come out with a new eye product soon.

The relax-a-line is nowhere nearly strong enough for naso-labial lines. (I don't think any topical product is, actually.) It's designed for much shallower lines like forehead lines and crows feet.

Hope this helps.

free skin care · Sun Mar 02, 2008 6:08 pm

athena123 wrote:

I haven't tried Cellular Skin RX eye treatment but I love their Vit C serum.

I too need a little lift and fine line reduction in this area and found that I need to use 2 different eye treatments on a daily basis. PSF phyto-lift cranberry eye gel for lifting and PSF Super Hydrating eye treatment for moisture. I have yet to find one eye cream that does everything I want it to do that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

I have the Cellular Skin RX eye treatment, but will not repurchase.

I do use the PSF Phyto lift and was wondering about also using the PSF superhydrating eye treatment. Has anyone who is prone to milia used the superhydrating? Was it OK?

I need something to help with puffiness, wrinkles and dryness, yet when I use something too moisturizing and rich, I get more milia!

Wed Mar 12, 2008 1:41 pm

cawl wrote:

Has anyone tried the relax-a-line by this brand? Any thoughts on what would work well for naso-labial lines?

I have used relax-a-line on my forehead but didn't notice much difference in the lines.The relax plus with vialox is much better imo.

For naso-labial lines I have been using Bionova Nose To Mouth Wrinkle Control from QVC but I haven't seen the results they have been promising yet. They reckon within 2 weeks you should notice a difference in the appearance of lines but they do stress that the cream does not contain fillers. Therefore, you will not have instant results or 'filled' lines.You can't use any other skincare product with it either(even sunscreen)so it can be a little bit frustrating as I have so many other things to try.I am only a couple of weeks into using the cream so maybe I will have to wait a little bit longer.

I did have dermal fillers in the nl lines (Teosyal) but was not greatly impressed. It did lessen the look of the lines initially but did not last long and now I don't have the money to keep the treatments up. I think I notice the lines more if I lose weight. When I put a bit of weight on, they seem less noticeable or maybe is it just that I am fixated on my lumps and bumps instead?Who knows? Confused

Wed Mar 12, 2008 1:41 pm

cawl wrote:

Has anyone tried the relax-a-line by this brand? Any thoughts on what would work well for naso-labial lines?

I have used relax-a-line on my forehead but didn't notice much difference in the lines.The relax plus with vialox is much better imo.

For naso-labial lines I have been using Bionova Nose To Mouth Wrinkle Control from QVC but I haven't seen the results they have been promising yet. They reckon within 2 weeks you should notice a difference in the appearance of lines but they do stress that the cream does not contain fillers. Therefore, you will not have instant results or 'filled' lines.You can't use any other skincare product with it either(even sunscreen)so it can be a little bit frustrating as I have so many other things to try.I am only a couple of weeks into using the cream so maybe I will have to wait a little bit longer.

I did have dermal fillers in the nl lines (Teosyal) but was not greatly impressed. It did lessen the look of the lines initially but did not last long and now I don't have the money to keep the treatments up. I think I notice the lines more if I lose weight. When I put a bit of weight on, they seem less noticeable or maybe is it just that I am fixated on my lumps and bumps instead?Who knows? Confused

free skin care · Thu Mar 13, 2008 12:40 pm

I beleive that cellular skin rx eye cream have matrixyl in it.

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