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bags under eyes

dollyk · 2007-04-23 17:45:54

does any one know of anything or product that can help , is surgery the only answer. am new to this so can anyone tell me what it means to sucribe on this site, also have to go to help desk to post new thread is there an easy way thanks .

23-04-2007 6:45pm

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does any one know of anything or product that can help , is surgery the only answer. am new to this so can anyone tell me what it means to sucribe on this site, also have to go to help desk to post new thread is there an easy way thanks .

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#2 23-04-2007 6:51pm

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Moved from the Helpdesk (which is for more technical or questions about the site). You will get better answers here, dollyk. I have sent you a private message regarding your other questions.

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#3 23-04-2007 7:04pm

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great , found it very helpful

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#4 23-04-2007 7:10pm

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dollyk wrote:

does any one know of anything or product that can help , is surgery the only answer.

God no. Plenty of creams that can reduce bagginess, not to mention the humble cucumber. I've heard Clarins do a great eye cream (for men anyway).

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#5 23-04-2007 7:31pm

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Preparation H.

(or so I'm told)

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#6 23-04-2007 7:34pm

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olaola wrote:

Preparation H.

(or so I'm told)

tried this did not work

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#7 23-04-2007 7:35pm

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Touche Eclat by Yves Saint Laurent is good at disguising them

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