Dark undereye circles
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Tue Dec 02, 2003 1:42 am Quote

Hi!

I am new here, although Mabsy has posted on another board that I am a regular on.

I'm 22, have mostly normal skin, with a smidgen of oiliness on the t-zone. I use MD formulations skincare, and Bare Escentuals makeup.

I'm just about to place my very first order with EDS - over the $200 to make sure I get the free postage (oh dear..I'm an addict already) and I desperately need a new eyecream that will help with my awful dark circles. I have no lines at all around my eyes, but I have noticeable black rings (no puffiness).

I would love your recommendations for something to get rid of (or at least minimise) these dark circles. My BE bisque is doing a good job of covering for the most part - but they still drive me mad!

Thankyou!

-- Rachel

Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:51 am Quote

Hi Rachel and welcome to the forum Very Happy

PTR Power K Eye Rescue gets my vote as far as dark circles are concerned. I've used many creams that were supposed to target dark circles but this one has worked way better than all of those. It's pricey but effective. If you have very sensitive skin you should probably ask EDS if they have any samples of it and try it out first before you invest your $$$.

DDF also has a gel specifically for dark circles but I have not tried that one so I can't comment.

Tue Dec 02, 2003 10:07 am Quote

Thanks Mabsy Smile

I have read the MUA reviews, the PTR is seeming like a good bet at this stage.

Has anyone tried the DDF or had good results from another brand?

I may need to ask with samples with my order, as my skin can be difficult sometimes *sigh* and I have had millia and other reactions from eye cremes before.

TIA,

-- Rachel

enjoys freebies · Tue Dec 09, 2003 3:11 pm Quote

I use Mary Kay undereye circle diminisher with Vitamin K and am very happy with the results. I've been using it for about a year now.

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