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Fri Jun 23, 2006 4:54 pm  |
Here's what happened a few weeks ago. I decided to quit smoking and hiatus from drink. I went out and bought a bunch of organic food and new products so that I could feel that I was really taking care of myself.
And, some bad things ensued. Some of you know that my skin flipping out and I've been in a posting frenzy of late.  Huge thanks for your support, advice and suggestions. I am really grateful.
 but still 
To top it off, I feel as though the sunscreen trialing I did a few weeks ago (what didn't I do to my poor @#)*(@&)& face a few weeks ago?), and the newly introduced OCM (I know, I might be grasping at straws) with two different types of products (Burts Bees + Benedetta) and a new Kinerase eye cream have contributed to make more millia. 
Yay!!!
Perhaps later this evening I'll lose a leg or catch on fire. Until then, can I get some feedback for millia around my eyes? I've had a couple of them for years and now have a couple new ones.
I wanta get off the ferris wheel
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Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:52 pm |
I'm not too sure what you can do to get rid of milia, there are facial procedure where they literally PICK them out with something sharp or perhaps some procedures use lazers, but apart from those it will take quite a while. I got milia from a "too rich" eye product that I was coerced into buying by the beautician (or more like the owner of the store) and I was younger then. It was also my FIRST eye cream. There are products out there that claim to get rid of it but I am quite skeptical about them. I have been using eye gel ever since and a lot of people agree that you can only SLOWLY make your milia smaller. Eye gels are good because they are more readily absorbed and I'd have to say they DID make my milia smaller, the ones on my right eye are almost gone (ALMOST). I heard from another beautician that after you pat in your eye gel in, you take some time to press down on the lower inner corners of your eyes (where milia usually is) and around so that your eye product is absorbed better.
I've been doing that, not sure how well that makes a difference, all I know is use a light eye product that is right for your skin type and it will slowly get better. |
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