Product Review: Prevage Eye Anti-Aging Moisturizing Treatment
May 26, 2010 by admin
Filed under Elizabeth Arden, Product Reviews
Prevage Eye AntiAging Moisturizing Treatment by Elizabeth Arden is an exclusive eye treatment made to fight and reduce the effects of environmental damage which cause fine lines, eye wrinkles
, crow’s feet, dark circles and eye puffiness
. As soon as it’s apply you will notice a smoother, brighter and lifted look to your eyes. You need as much protection and moisture to the thin skin around your eyes.
If that isn’t enough, take a look at these consumer test results for 75 women after 6 weeks:
- 88% saw a reduction in the appearance of fine lines and eye wrinkles
- 81% saw a reduction in the appearance of crow’s feet
- 87% saw a reduction in the look of under-eye puffiness
- 96% noticed skin around the eyes felt softer, smooth and moisturized
- 87% felt their eyes looked brighter
- 89% saw a reduction in the appearance of under-eye dark circles**
Dark Circle Eye Cream
May 25, 2010 by admin
Filed under Dark Circles
Dark circles can be your worst enemy. They can plague you all day after a restless night of little to no sleep. Never fear! Below are some of the best eye creams for combating dark circles, no matter what your price range. Let’s check them out!
VIVITE Revitalizing Eye Cream is made to target eye wrinkles, fine lines and dark circles. The cool thing about this particular cream is that it is made with light reflecting pearls that work to lighten and hide those pesky dark circles. VIVITE Revitalizing Eye Cream’s other ingredients, caffeine and peptides, help reduce eye puffiness, while also stimulating collagen production. An overall A+ for this eye cream!
Sundari Neem Eye cream works to heal the dehydrated skin surrounding your eyes, resulting in reduced eye puffiness and dark circles. This benefits your skin by improving elasticity and making your skin more firm. You should expect results within 4 weeks.
Lierac Paris Diopticerne Cream for Dark Circles
You can think of this cream as a “2-in-1″ corrector. It works to reduce dark circles, while also fighting the fatigue under your eyes. The great thing about this cream is that the ingredients help treat both dark blue and brown circles that form under your eyes. Eye skin care at it’s finest! It works well with all skin types and has a lightweight formula.
Sunscreen Sale at SkinCareRX.com
April 21, 2010 by admin
Filed under Eye Wrinkle Cream
If you didn’t already know, May is Skin Cancer Awareness month. More than ever, it’s so important to protect your skin from the damaging effects of the sun. Eye wrinkles can come directly from excessive sun exposure. To help shield your body and face from the sun, SkinCareRx.com is offering 20% storewide on their recommended sun protection products.
Click here to start saving now. Simply enter coupon code SUNSMART20 at the checkout. Save money and while saving your skin!
Eye Patches to Help Eye Puffiness and Eye Wrinkles
April 9, 2010 by admin
Filed under Puffy Eyes
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you woke up to perfect skin, bright and awake eyes that are free of eye wrinkles? Unfortunately, this wish has yet to come true! With this in mind, eye patches are a great alternative to cooling agents such as cucumbers and tea bags. Left on for about 20 minutes, they work to soothe, moisturize and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and puffiness. Here are some great eye patches I have tried. I have selected 3, with varying price ranges, depending upon your budget!
MD Skincare Instant Beautification Eye Area Firming Patch 6 pairs. This, by far is my favorite eye area firming patch. This patch works to pull water from underneath the skin to the surface, which in turns, helps to plump. The patch also works to reduce eye puffiness
. They are extremely easy to apply and you only need to use them twice a week, AM or PM!
As soon as the patch is remove, you will instantly see a reduction in eye wrinkles and creases. They patches give your skin the intense moisture, vitamins and antioxidants it needs to help skin growth, build collagen and reduce eye wrinkles in the long-term. You can find 6 treatments of this product for $69.
Thalgo Wrinkle Control Eye Patch Mask ($54) I like Thalgo because they base their products on marine algae and other riches of the sea for aesthetic uses! It’s an extremely natural product that works to smooth out your eye contour, while reducing the appearance of eye wrinkles
and fine lines. Thalgo’s patches hydrate, repair and soothe your entire eye area! You can get 10 treatments for $54.
Klorane Cornflower Smoothing and Relaxing Patches for Tired Eyes These eye patches are rich in cornflower, arnica and chamomile extracts. They work to reduce signs of tiredness, whether it is due to lack of sleep or sun exposure. After the patch is taken off, you will see immediate signs of reduced dark circles
, eye puffiness and an over all fresher look. Klorane patches are gentle for sensitive skin, soothe your eye area and work to decongest your eyes. You can get 7 treatments for $18!
Avoid Eye Wrinkles by Learning How to Correctly Apply Eyeliner
March 30, 2010 by admin
Filed under Eye Wrinkles
The whole point of using makeup is to accentuate your features and make you more beautiful. If you don’t know the correct way to apply your makeup, you could be doing just the opposite. We are going to help you learn the appropriate way to apply eyeliner in order to avoid eye wrinkles and give yourself a natural, healthy look!
It’s very common to apply eyeliner to your top lid by pulling on the outer area of your eye. Interesting enough, this method of applying eyeliner can actually contribute to under eye wrinkles. Not only this, putting eyeliner on this way will leave you with jagged and uneven lines when you release your eye skin to the normal position.
The best way to put on eyeliner is to gently pull up on the center part of your eyelid. This does two things. First, it gives you a good view of your eye. Second, it will help you draw a straighter, more even line across your lid.
If you are just starting out with eyeliner, be sure to use a lighter shade for a more natural look. Also, avoid using liquid eyeliner for your lower eyelids. Be sure to not create thick lines! These will make your eyes appear tired and highlight your flaws.
Overall, remember to protect the skin around your eyes. Completely remove all eye makeup before going to sleep and use an eye cream. Unfortunately, no amount of eyeliner or makeup can completely conceal dark circles, eye puffiness and fine lines. So moisturize, moisturize, moisturize!!!
Get FREE travel-size booster set from spalook.com
March 23, 2010 by admin
Filed under Eye Wrinkle Cream
Spalook.com is offering a FREE travel-size, limited edition booster set when you spend $75 or more on Dermalogica products! This set is a $47 value!
This is a great time to stock up on your favorite anti eye wrinkle cream and puffy eye reducer products like dermalogica intensive eye repair, or dermalogica total eye care spf 15
.
This offer is only featured for a limited time. Get to shopping and saving now. Click here to start!
Why are Clinical Tests on Eye Wrinkle Creams Important?
March 8, 2010 by admin
Filed under Eye Skin Care
It’s difficult to sort through all of the clutter when trying to find the best eye creams out there. A lot of them claim to be the “best.” The easiest solution I can offer is to do in-depth research and find clinical testing on a particular product in order to select the right eye cream for your situation.
A lot of eye creams out there are designed to treat different things. Some treat dark circles, others work to reduce eye wrinkles. It’s important to evaluate what symptoms you are looking to treat and then find an eye cream or serum that works to reduce those very symptoms.
Once you figure out which symptoms you want to treat, it’s time to select the perfect eye cream for you. It’s important to try and find eye creams that have been clinically tested according to the symptoms you are looking to treat. The professionals that clinically test eye skin care products are extraordinarily qualified and give resulting information that are relevant to the performance of the products.
It’s important to note that clinical testing is not cheap and is done in accordance with the many guidelines set up by the FDA. Because of this, it is more impressive when an eye cream or serum goes through the clinical testing than one that does not. It’s much easier to compare eye creams that have been through clinical testing because you can compare the statistical data.
The bottom line is that products that have had clinical testing are easier to evaluate than those that did not conduct testing. If a product goes through that much work to have numerous tests done, it shows they back up their product and the results it claims to produce. It’s good food for thought!
Free Shipping When you Spend $50 or more at spalook
February 16, 2010 by admin
Filed under Best Eye Creams
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Top Concealers for Dark Circles
February 15, 2010 by admin
Filed under Dark Circles
It’s tough to eliminate those dark under eye circles when you first wake up. For some, they may plague you all day! Although they can be difficult to eliminate, we have found some great concealers that work to hide and disguise those pesky dark circles.
Yves Saint Laurent Radiant Touch/ Touche Eclat – #2 Ivory ( Beige ) 2.5ml/0.1oz: This illuminating pen works to bring light and radiance to your skin, eliminates signs of fatigue and brightens your overall complexion. This concealer gives your eyes an immediate lift by adding light and brightness! It gives the illusion of having 8 hours of sleep, even when you only had 4. Say adios to those shadows and tired-looking eyes.
Lancôme Effacernes Waterproof Protective Concealer: This concealer works to cover up your dark circles, even out your skin tone and erase fine lines around your eyes. This products is available in a variety of skin tones and glides on easily. The moisturizing cream works well with those who have dry skin. It lasts all day, so no need to keep applying it all day.
Clinique All About Eyes Concealer – 01 Light Neutral – 10ml-0.33oz: This product is similar to a highlighter for your eyes! It creates a brightness and radiance that make your eyes appear refreshed. It does a good job at disguising dark circles, while also reducing your puffy eyes. Has a great moisturizing quality and has an easy-to-use applicator. The formula won’t settle in your creases or fine lines!
Best Night Eye Creams
February 9, 2010 by admin
Filed under Best Eye Creams
We have done some research and here are 3 night eye creams worth trying!
Skin Medica TNS Night Eye Repair 14g/0.5oz This cream is made for the delicate skin surrounding your eyes. It combines Vitamins A, C and E, peptides, hyaluronic acid and NouriCel-MD. NouriCel-MD is a human growth factor that helps promote collagen, new blood vessel growth and works to decrease inflammation. Together, these ingredients increase firmness, sustain elasticity and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. After applying the cream, you are left with a velvety smooth skin area that looks and feels more youthful.
Talika Eye Dream Night Mask: This nighttime mask treatment works to decongest, moisturize and smooth the skin surrounding your eyes. This moisturizing mask helps rejuvenate your entire eye area by reducing puffiness and wrinkles around your eyes. It’s designed to work while you sleep! Peptides, soothing actives, floral waters and Vitamin F are the active ingredients. It’s easy applicator tool makes using this product simple!
Obagi ELASTIderm Night Eye Cream: This product works to improve the elasticity of your skin to make it firm and tight. This product uses a natural repair process and works at night when your body is good and relaxed. It reduces fine lines and wrinkles, while also replenishing collagen and elastin fibers.
