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Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:41 am  |
Hello,
I just noticed I have a few small brown spots under my eyes.
They kind of look like the spots that can come up after being in the sun for too long.
I have no idea when they appeared, I just noticed them today 
Any idea what the cause is for them to show up?
I have started using Cellular Skin RX Eye Bright under my eyes to get rid of dark circles, could that be the cause or is it unlikely?
Please Help!
Aga |
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Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:34 pm |
Hi Aga
I do not think Cellular's Eye Bright causes the brown spots. It is suppose to lighten the area. However, I do believe the lightening may actually also cause the area to be more sun-sensitive and you have to apply sun protection over the sensitive area dutifully. Otherwise sun spots will appear.
HTH
Jenny |
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Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:39 pm |
Hello Jenny 
I use an SPF15 so hopefully I am in the clear and no more brown spots will come up.
Aga |
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Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:58 pm |
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Hi Aga
I do not think Cellular's Eye Bright causes the brown spots. It is suppose to lighten the area. However, I do believe the lightening may actually also cause the area to be more sun-sensitive and you have to apply sun protection over the sensitive area dutifully. Otherwise sun spots will appear.
HTH
Jenny |
The additional sun sensitivity was my first thought too. I guess I'd use a higher SPF than 15 for this situation.
I had begun to see some very small spots under my eyes.... more like freckles than age spots. When I began using a lotion with Vitamin C, they seemed to disappear. But, even still, using any product that lightens, I would definitely use a sunscreen daily. I'd use 15 just for everyday if I weren't using any lightening agents in that area, but would use a stronger SPF because of the lightening agents.
JUDY
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Mon Feb 28, 2005 8:38 pm |
Thanks for the advice Judy
So the Eye Bright isnt causing this for sure?
What sunscreens are there that would be higher than SPF 15?
I was looking for some but I didnt find any.
Aga |
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Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:06 am |
Hi Aga
Do check out Skinceuticals' range. I use it's Ultimate UV SPF 30 - the texture is great and the best thing is it does not leave your face streaky (which some sunscreen does). Not too expensive too. A tube lasts me for at least 4 months.
Cheers
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Tue Mar 01, 2005 9:02 am |
Thanks for the info Jenny, I was wondering what the Skinceuticals sunscreens were like!
Aga |
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Tue Mar 01, 2005 10:57 pm |
| Jenny, is it ok to put sunscreen around the eye? The normal sunscreen is ok? or it has to be especially for the eye area? |
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Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:37 pm |
| You may want to try a vit C serum under your eyes. It can help protect from furter damage and help fade those spots. |
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Thu Mar 03, 2005 12:30 am |
Christine
I have no problem putting Skinceuticals' Ultimate around my eye area.
If you are worried, I think Murad has an eye cream with SPF.
Stretch
Vit C will lighten existing brown spots. However, to prevent new spots from appearing, you need sunscreen.
Cheers
Jenny |
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