Sunblock For Eyes Areas ?
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enjoys freebies · Tue Aug 12, 2003 4:24 pm Quote

Hi,

Does EDS has any eye cream which contains suncreen ?

Recently i discovered a few tiny brown spots starting to develope near my eyes areas and i am very worried that the spots will grow and develope more.

I have tried Chanel Whitening Eye Cream with SPF but it is too oily for me.

Can i use sunblock/sunscreens cream which are meant for the face, and applied it onto the eyes areas ?

Wed Aug 13, 2003 10:31 am Quote

Try Dermalogica's Total Eye Care (SPF 15), or Murad Essential Eye Creme (SPF 15). Also, consider that Jane Iredale's Circle Delete concealer also has a sunblock in it!

enjoys freebies · Wed Aug 13, 2003 4:59 pm Quote

Thanks Casper Mum for the useful informations, i didn't reliase that both Dermalogical and Murad have eye creams with SPF. You are the best, always provide us with the great solutions. Wink

Wed Aug 13, 2003 10:16 pm Quote

Hello Skinlover!
I would suggest to consider special sunblock for eye and other sensitive areas. Just ordinary, regular sunblock is not really recommended for sensitive eye area. One of my favorites is Murad SPF30 Sunblock Stick for lip and eye with Vitamins:A,C, and E.
My favorite Eye Cream with SPF is DDF Protective Eye Cream SPF 15. It helps with puffiness and dark circles thanks to Vitamin K. It also has many natural herbs like Echinacea and Ginkgo Biloba.

enjoys freebies · Thu Aug 14, 2003 12:08 am Quote

Hi Magda,

Thanks for the informative reviews. I will look into DDF and Murad eye creams. You are Great too !!! Very Happy

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