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Wed Aug 10, 2005 9:23 pm  |
 well ladies, its lookin bad on the lids these days.they are looking awful and look like they have little cuts on them.  i cannot get any eyeshadows to look right. WHAT HAPPEND ? and how do you get rid of it without the use of a knife  ya all know i love estee lauder and they just came out with something new for that. but has anyone else have this and what do you use to help the apperence  i just hate it. i love my BE but that shimmer goes in every crook and cranie  so that is put away for awhile. i have gone as far as not even wearing any because i see it and i cant stand to wear any.im telling ya everything is goin south here.lines,wrinkles sags and bags.  whats a lady to do ?  any suggestions ?
 lassie 1234 |
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Wed Aug 10, 2005 10:48 pm |
Hi lassie1234 - I know you can't tolerate prescription retinoids (neither can I), but some sort of eye cream containing retinol would probably help. Also, a mild glycolic product will slough off that crepey skin. There are many brands to choose from. I imagine Estee Lauder has a retinol eye treatment -- since you like their products, why not stick with it? MD Forte makes reasonably-priced glycolic products that are very effective. Their Skin Rejuvenation Eye Cream (with retinol and 10% glycolic acid) was the first and only eye cream I ever used and it tightened and smoothed my lids.
But I'm still loving IS Clinical Firming Complex for smoothing and refining my skin. I like their Super Serum (with Vit.C) too. I occasionally use some glycolic cream at night just for the hell of it, but with IS Clinical, I can't really say I NEED it anymore. |
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Thu Aug 11, 2005 5:51 am |
Hi Lassie - what are you currently using on the eye area as a treatment? How long have your lids been like this? Is it sore?
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Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:10 am |
well i use to use bobbi brown's remover. then it started burning. aaww about 6 mo. or more. then went to chanel. i have always used estee lauders eye creams.then i stopped for awhile and went to Dr Denese.  thats when i noticed it. i stopped using alot of her products.. just didnt like them. so i went back to estee lauder.so maybe i screwed everything up during the switch or its my skin getting older. i dont know. but im gonna try estee lauders new product for that and see what happens..
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