Eye cream suggestions

rajan · Joined: 20 Jan 2009 Posts: 5

Hi, I am almost 50 and need an eye cream for fine lines. I dont need anything more then that as I dont have bags or circles. I do find that very rich creams cause my eyeliner to bleed so not sure if I should use cream or gel.
Any suggestions for a really good eye product for wrinkles? I may even need something else for droopy upper lids!

omri · Joined: 07 Feb 2009 Posts: 3

Hey
I will recomend to use dead sea products.
Medicine has long recognizes the dead sea for its therapeutic wonders and recent researches determined that the unique blend of minerals and salts in the water and mud of the dead sea are highly beneficial for skin rejuvenation treating all kind of skin problems and diseases such as acne ,psoriasis ,dermatitis, eczema and even arthritis.
For advice feel welcome to send me a massage or email.
Good luck!

Kai31410 · Joined: 23 Jun 2009 Posts: 1

Hi rajan...
Also if you would like to include any body creams, feel free! I'm a woman about to turn 28 this sunday and noticing little lines here and there and am just wondering what everyone uses. You can never rely on the magazines, so.... let's see what ya got! My mother has worked for cosmetic lines ever since I was young so I've tried a lot of diff things. One opinion I do have to start this thread off is that I do believe in face serums. I use Reviv serum and I love it!

jacob2287 · Joined: 10 Oct 2009 Posts: 1

I thing you are aware of Amway corporation
It's Eye care lotion cream one of nutrilite product is very good for that but
it is expensive. :D

orangehrzn · Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 1005

Use retin A for around eyes. Nothing else removes fine lines. My skin is sensitive and gets red from retin on my cheeks but around eyes, the blood vessels are deep and I can use retin without problems.

Bee56 · Joined: 29 Oct 2009 Posts: 9

I personally have never tried any of Mary Kay's eye creams, but have heard good reviews about them.

Kiks · Joined: 07 Jan 2010 Posts: 4

I've also heard that using products containing Retinoids (animal form of vitamin A) are the most effective in combating wrinkles. I think the work by increasing cell renewal and boosting collagen. My mom uses a Roc Multi-Correxion product for her eye area that she swears by, it's an OTC drugstore item and pretty cost effective as far as anti-wrinkle products go. She also just started using Skinplicityskin Multi-Complex Day or Night Creme for the rest of her face, because the Roc products, while effective, are also somewhat drying and this product supposedly doesn't isn't. She seems pretty happy with it so far. Good luck!

Multi-Correxion:
rocskincare.com/multi-correxion.jsp
Multi-Complex Day or Night Creme:
skinplicityskin.com/index.php/multi-complex-creme