Morning Eye Puffiness - Page 4

Alejandro · 10-01-2005

My Best weapon are the Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage concealer to conceal them, and No Age Yeux by Dior serum to treat it... loves it!

PradaP · 11-01-2005

Bags or dark circles?

If it's bags.. chamomile teabags work great at soothing and de-puffing.. One way to avoid them is to not just get enough sleep but also avoid consuming fluids for at least 2-3 hours before bedtime. (because if you do, it can lead to fluid retention)

Dark circles.. no eye cream, no matter how expensive it is, will reduce dark circles. Invest in a good creamy yellow-based concealer

buttermilk · 11-01-2005

chilled tea bags, cucumber, or chilled spoons! try using Shu Uemura's eye zone treatment cream.

princess_tess · 11-01-2005

I heard vitamin b is really good to get rid of them

BabyJ · 11-01-2005

When trying to cover up your dark circles, remember to get all of your eye socket with yellowish colour conceler. Just covering the bottom won't help, you have to start by the side of your eye.

This tidbit brought to you by Cosmo!

PradaP · 11-01-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by princess_tess

I heard vitamin b is really good to get rid of them

do you mean K?

There have been claims suggested that vitamin K can aid in the reduction of dark circles.. it works for some people.. but not for others.
If anyone is interested in trying.. Peter Thomas Roth makes a Vit K eye treatment (bit pricey though.. US100 (or thereabouts) a jar)

Nemova · 11-01-2005

It's not only about getting plenty of sleep, but doing it at the right times. I figured out by myself that no matter how much I sleep if I go to bed at 3:00 am I'll never look as good as if I did it earlier - say, 11pm/12am.

melvalous · 11-01-2005

Thank you EVERYONE!
all the help is much appreciated

Mrie · 03-02-2005

I have this eye lines under my eye.. its really been bugging me for yrs.. i am now trying out the Loreal De-Crease eye wrinkle cream..
Anyone out there knows anyway to helP??
thanksz

Adrina · 22-02-2006

Hi..., I know the last 3 months we had such a great small talk about face skin. Now I come back for the new thread and have a question about how do you take care of your eyes? We know that eyes are the thinnest area on our face, we have to take extra time to maintain the form and make them unpuffy, because Eye is the first attract when you talk to a person. Do you have a secret about that? Please tell me in this thread. Thank you.

|BellaDonna| · 21-06-2008

Thanks.
All the suggestions have been great.
I've found that teabags that have citrus in them help a bit, also mint, and chamomile.
Cold Eyemasks give some relief.

darkbloom · 21-06-2008

I've never tried the rest...if I wake up puffy-eyed, two spoons left in the freezer for fifteen minutes generally gets rid of it.

The_Ida · 22-06-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by PradaP

do you mean K?

There have been claims suggested that vitamin K can aid in the reduction of dark circles.. it works for some people.. but not for others.
If anyone is interested in trying.. Peter Thomas Roth makes a Vit K eye treatment (bit pricey though.. US100 (or thereabouts) a jar)

You have to take vitamin K as a supplement to get any effect. Of course it doesn't reduce dark circles if you just apply it to the skin, there is no proof that it works when applied topically.

Deborah · 22-06-2008

Sleep on more than one pillow so fluid can drain away from the eyes.

SweetBody · 01-07-2008

I wouldn't use a cream...I would just use ice! I wouldn't use the iced spoons either, because sometimes they don't stay cold long enough to do the job if they are against your skin. I'd go with ice cubes, in a paper towel or something

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PradaP V.I.P. Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Seattle Gender: femme Posts: 3,848	Bags or dark circles? If it's bags.. chamomile teabags work great at soothing and de-puffing.. One way to avoid them is to not just get enough sleep but also avoid consuming fluids for at least 2-3 hours before bedtime. (because if you do, it can lead to fluid retention) Dark circles.. no eye cream, no matter how expensive it is, will reduce dark circles. Invest in a good creamy yellow-based concealer

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buttermilk rising star Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: beach Gender: femme Posts: 102	chilled tea bags, cucumber, or chilled spoons! try using Shu Uemura's eye zone treatment cream.

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BabyJ backstage pass Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Montreal Gender: femme Posts: 1,037	When trying to cover up your dark circles, remember to get all of your eye socket with yellowish colour conceler. Just covering the bottom won't help, you have to start by the side of your eye. This tidbit brought to you by Cosmo!

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Adrina front row Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Geneva Gender: femme Posts: 301	Under Eye Care Hi..., I know the last 3 months we had such a great small talk about face skin. Now I come back for the new thread and have a question about how do you take care of your eyes? We know that eyes are the thinnest area on our face, we have to take extra time to maintain the form and make them unpuffy, because Eye is the first attract when you talk to a person. Do you have a secret about that? Please tell me in this thread. Thank you.

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\|BellaDonna\| fashion icon Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: USA Gender: femme Posts: 3,356	Thanks. All the suggestions have been great. I've found that teabags that have citrus in them help a bit, also mint, and chamomile. Cold Eyemasks give some relief.

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darkbloom windowshopping Join Date: Jun 2008 Gender: femme Posts: 5	I've never tried the rest...if I wake up puffy-eyed, two spoons left in the freezer for fifteen minutes generally gets rid of it. __________________ Don't rake up my mistakes, I know exactly what they are.

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Deborah tfs star Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: E1 Gender: femme Posts: 1,628	Sleep on more than one pillow so fluid can drain away from the eyes.

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SweetBody windowshopping Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Coast of Maine Gender: femme Posts: 25	I wouldn't use a cream...I would just use ice! I wouldn't use the iced spoons either, because sometimes they don't stay cold long enough to do the job if they are against your skin. I'd go with ice cubes, in a paper towel or something

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