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eternalshine
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Wed Feb 18, 2009 4:15 am  |
As you age into 30s, the amount of Collagen and Elastin in the skin diminishes, fine lines, wrinkles, loose skin, and other signs of aging will begin to gradually appear. Approximately 57% of people will experience the first sign of aging in the orbital area. It is very difficult to eradiate fine lines and wrinkles after their initial emergence. Taking preventive measures and protection, such as using an eye cream that delivers anti aging and firming functions before the signs appear (or at its earliest onset) is the best way to fight eye wrinkles.
Tip 1. Research to understand your skin type. Understanding your skin type will enable you to choose an anti aging eye cream that contains ingredients that will address the specific conditions of your skin type effectively. Also, choosing the appropriate product will help in eliminating much of possible irritation and inflammation that could develop if one chooses an inappropriate product for one’s skin type.
Tip 2. When choosing an anti aging eye cream, look for one with a sufficient amount of active ingredients. The effectiveness of reducing wrinkles and fine lines depends on a sufficient amount of active ingredients (e.g. high strength Ascorbic Acid, Growth Factor, Peptide to name a few) to penetrate your skin and then saturate it.
Tip 3. Before apply a product in full, it is prudent to test your skin’s response to the said product. To do so, start with a product that contains lowest possible concentration of active ingredient and apply it to a small area on your neck first. If no irritation occurs within 24 hours, you should be able to apply the product to skin in and around the orbital area. After 2 weeks of proper application, you can consider increasing the strength if needed.
Tip 4. It is important to cleanse the skin before applying any product. Apply the cream when the skin is still moist. Use the heat of your fingertip to warm the cream before gently pressing the cream upon the needed area.
Tip 5. Spend a few minutes everyday giving yourself a deep massage over skin around your eyes. Not only can this process enhance ocular circulation, but it can also reduce the appearance of puffiness and dark circles.
Tip 6. Apply a non comedogenic sunscreen on the eye skin area during the day time.
Tip 7. Do not apply acne products on the eye skin area.
Best anti aging eye cream for over age 35
1. Perfective Ceuticals Anti-Imperfection Eye Therapy
This eye cream contains Growth Factors, Amino Peptides and Retinol to intensively boost production of Collagen and to help fight free radicals and environmental damage. Acetyl Hexapeptide, which helps relax expression wrinkles is also an active ingredient in this product, resulting in a decrease of depth in the wrinkes and improving skin elasticity in 4-6 weeks. The product is also very moisturizing, and is best for mature, dry to combination skin.
2. Olay Regenerist Eye Lifting Serum
This eye serum contains a concentrated form of Amino Peptide complex that hydrates to firm and visibly lift skin around the eye area. The eye serum is light and easily absorbed, best for normal to oily skin.
3. Ultraceuticals Dark Circle Eye Cream
This eye cream contains Vitamin K to help strengthen capillaries and healing existing damage, and Retinol to improve blood circulation. The speed of results depends on the severity of the dark circles. You will see a gradual improvement in 8 weeks.
4. Valmont Elixir Des Glaciers Vos Yeux
This eye cream contains Red Algae extract and Caffeine to constrict blood vessels and reduce swelling. If you apply this eye cream twice daily (morning and night), follow with a reduction of your sodium in-take and sleep with your head elevated on the pillow, you will see a significant relief of morning puffiness.
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Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:10 pm |
Chantecaille diamond eye cream,Natura Bisse Diamond Bio-Lift Eye Contour Cream and Estee Lauder Ultimate Lifting Eye Cream etc. are all great anti-aging eye cream but a little bit expensive  |
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Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:19 am |
| Thank you for sharing.I will do a note and try some until I am 35.. |
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Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:17 am |
Who or what is "FPR"? Florida Philosophical Review I'm familiar with, but they don't usually review eye creams... 
Seriously, though, why would these 4 products be singled out--there are lots of other eye products with similar ingredients. This sort of smells like an ad... |
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Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:09 pm |
| Thanks for you article.I'm 31 years old this year. I have obvious wrinkles around the eyes. I have tried a lot of eye cream, included some product that bought from EDS,but I don't see any visible effect. I'm worry about my eyes,the wrinkles...Next,I want to try the Valmont eye cream... |
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Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:30 am |
| flitcraft wrote: |
| Seriously, though, why would these 4 products be singled out--there are lots of other eye products with similar ingredients. This sort of smells like an ad... |
I have to agree with you. That first cream mentioned has its own website and I have never heard of it before. |
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eternalshine
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Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:49 am |
| I looked into this article the other night when I was surfing the internet, so I thought maybe I should post it here and see if anyone has tried these products before. It would help me decide which one to choose. |
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eternalshine
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Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:56 am |
| Would also like to hear some other eye cream recommendation. I am 38, with sensitive and loose skin. I am looking for an eye cream that does not cause allergy. |
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Fri Feb 20, 2009 10:12 am |
Welcome to the forum, eternalshine. If you search here, you'll find lots of information about our collective experiences with eye cream.
And you can share yours as you try them, too.
Just a word of advice: don't post material from another website here. It's a copyright violation to do so, and EDS, like any reputable forum, does not allow it. Instead, you can post a link to material on another site. |
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Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:12 am |
Chantecaille Biodynamic Lifting eye crem is a good one .Eye cream is always my biggest investment in all my cosmetics, since it really shows your age.  |
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eternalshine
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Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:21 pm |
| The collective experience of eye creams actually made me even more confused now. So many eye creams... |
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Tue Mar 17, 2009 8:20 pm |
I don't know if this is the best, but this product is really useful on the eyes: Janson Beckett eye serum.
This serum could reduce the wrinkle surrounding eyes very obviously, although it's not safe for a lot of people.
Besides, Janson Beckett do not have any eye cream to be used with this serum. |
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Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:34 pm |
| Natura Bisse Diamond Bio-Lift Eye Contour Cream it is useful to my pouch,and the cream is easy to absorb,I think it is a great anti-aging eye cream but a little bit expensive . |
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Sun Mar 22, 2009 5:17 am |
| I recommend the Bionic Eye Cream of Neostrata as it can reduce puffiness & contains highly mositurizing ingredients. |
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