Crows feet

Kimia

Ladies, I am getting the dreaded crows feet! I never thought I'd mind because hey, it shows that I've smiled a lot in my life, but they are getting pretty noticeable now and I think I need to start using an eye cream.. I actually regretting not using one every night during my 20s..

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Would Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream work on eye wrinkles?

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Kimia wrote: »

Ladies, I am getting the dreaded crows feet! I never thought I'd mind because hey, it shows that I've smiled a lot in my life, but they are getting pretty noticeable now and I think I need to start using an eye cream.. I actually regretting not using one every night during my 20s..

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Would Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream work on eye wrinkles?

No Eliz Arden cream is more like a Vaseline type of cream. You should try a specific cream tailored for eyes. I use Yonka products and find them good.
You could always try Botox if you are that way inclined!!

jadie

I use Prevage by Elizabeth Arden. It's very expensive but works imo. Get a sample of it first though to ensure you don't havea reaction to it

Kimia

I've heard people have reactions to Prevage - wonder why that is.

What kind of creams should I look for? Any ones known for being fantastic?

vibrantblue

I've just started using Avene Ystheal for Eyes. It has retinaldehyde which can be sensitising for some people. It's going well for me so far, but it's so early to tell for long-term effects. But if you ever decide to use some sort of retinaldehyde or retionol product for your eyes, you have to apply in very small amounts as in a grain of rice for eyes. That's what I learned from my research on them. Or else, you'll have a skin reaction and peeling.

pollly

Try cosmetic acupuncture its fab for getting rid of lines and wrinkles.

Blondes have more fun

Botox!!
Great.....