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I have some puffiness and fine lines but no discoloration around eyes
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my favorite is from philosophy, its sold at sephora its expensive but if you buy the smaller jar its cheaper and a little goes a long way.
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thank you I will have to check it out :) love the philosophy bubble bath
Quoting ToYnyc:
my favorite is from philosophy, its sold at sephora its expensive but if you buy the smaller jar its cheaper and a little goes a long way.
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I love this one, WrinkleResist24 Intensive Eye Contour Cream by Shisheido. It's thick, but a little goes a long way. I wake up with less puffy eyes and I think my eyes look better overall.
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I used to use their white lucent line, they make good stuff.
Quoting sophiesmom07:
I love this one, WrinkleResist24 Intensive Eye Contour Cream by Shisheido. It's thick, but a little goes a long way. I wake up with less puffy eyes and I think my eyes look better overall.
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All about eyes gel is decent from what I remember (clinique)
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Seacret has an amazing eye cream and a product we call "botox in a box" (not really botox) that reduces fine lines and wrinkles. The products work really well with fast results (in many cases 15 min).
My mom recently had surgery on her neck and the "botox in a box" reduced her wrinkles and flab in 15min. I'm a believer! I have pics if you're interested just inbox me or email me at free2bedohave@gmail.com
Here's the website to learn more.
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I use La Prarie, but not every day. Only when I need it. I got it as a prize.
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I'm using Michael Todd Organic Intensive eye cream. I've been using it now for a few months and it's fantastic. It's definitely a product I'm sticking with. -
I have been using Nuance by Salma Hayek Smoothing Anti-Aging Eye Cream. It is nice and thick and seems to work but I am always on the hunt for a better product.
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I am using Korres Quercetin and Oak eye cream. I like it so far. I havent been using it very long though, only a couple weeks..