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free skin care · Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:30 pm

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Hey Guys,

I was wondering if any of you have gone and done high resistance training around the eyes? This can include rubbing the thin skin under the eyes, or anything where there is mishandling of the thin skin under the eyes.

What have your results been? Did you do it and it made you look very tired but got better as it went along? Or have you tried it didnt like the results and stopped?

I look forward to your responses and experiences.

Hi Bob,

Eye training is probably the most controversial training there is. With years of cosmetic nonsense regarding eye tissue, and, not being able to pull that nonsense out of the mix, I can assure you a ton of misinformation will come your way. Example: 'I trained my eyes too aggressively and ruined them!' Actually the person trained aggressively, saw the breakdown of the tissue (puffy /w extra crape) so obviously he backed-off giving the eyes time to calm down (heal) Now suppose during the time the tissue was healing, he was told to routinely rub Crisco on the tissue. Guess what, once all was healed...Crisco had saved the day! Not only was the eye tissue healed, but the Crisco actually improved the texture of the skin! Laughing

Seriously, Skin cannot recover from PERMANENT damage. Estheticians can't fix it, Dermatologists can't fix it, and Surgeons can't fix it. They can only make it LOOK better.

If tissue is thin w/much wrinkling, the only thing that can actually improve the texture (naturally) is to break it down, bringing it in stronger (healing process...re-nit itself)

Now, if the main culprit causing skin wrinkles is sun damage... that's a lot trickier. Yes, there can and will be an improvement from training but how much is totally reliant on how much sun damage you're dealing with and the health of the trainer.

free skin care · Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:06 am

bob44 wrote:

hey guys,

Can we just stick to the topic?

question - anyone have results with vigorous eye massage?

the end goal of this topic is to discuss the long term effects of eye massage.

Simply put, what some of you have said in pages can be condensed to a paragraph at most.

I really liked the last responses by LouLou and ATester where it can help but you will have puffiness for a day after, which makes logical sense. But my question is, do you think 2 or 3 days after your eyes are better off than they were a week ago? Does the massage cause fine lines and wrinkles?

I appreciate all your responses as they are informative, but please try to stay on the topic Smile

Thanks!

Hi Bob,

In answer to your questions.. I have vigorously trained my eyes (rub, pull, stretched...you name it) for over 30 years. I'm serious when I say I doubt anyone on this planet has taken it to the limits that I have. Bottom line...Where is the damage?

The answer to your question... "In two or three days look better?"...
Now that's more of a stretch than my training Laughing

You really have to be in for the hall.. however long it takes (everyone is different)

Please Note: I don't own a monopoly on eye training; any and all eye training offers results, and there are so many programs to choose from!

I had put these pics up before. but they didn't take. trying again.

Again.. where is the damage?

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