IBeMe Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 So I'm not even mid twenties just yet but I already have a few undereye wrinkles. Nothing too visible but it does bother me. I have them I think from not sleeping enough, drinking too much coffee, working all day in front of a screen and because i tend to squint out of habit for some reason. Are there any treatments other than botox? Like I'm not at a point where I need botox and I heard botox in such a sensitive place like under eyes is NOT a good idea. I heard retinol is good but it is the softer version of retinoid which needs a prescription. However, I am skeptical about all topical products tbh. It feels like it prob would not work at all. Any advice girlies?
ks_dollar Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 Do we have suggestions for dark eyebags too besties x
Pop Life Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 (edited) Lots of people have these naturally. They can appear at any age, even as young as childhood. They're nothing to worry about, and many people even find them attractive. That said, I know you're skeptical of topical products but a good under eye cream with caffeine really does work wonders if you apply it consistently. Be sure to lightly dab the product on, because rubbing it in with too much force can make wrinkles worse. While we're on the subject try not to touch your face in general. The skin beneath your eyes is incredibly thin and alot of people give themselves premature wrinkles by rubbing at it. Diet is also a factor. Make sure you're well hydrated and watch out for things like your sodium intake. If you're retaining any excess water one of the first places it'll show is your eyes. Do you have any dark circles? If so, then certain food allergies can also mess with your under eye area. For example as a teen I found out that if I avoided chocolate, dairy and soy my dark circles would go away but I tend to ignore it most days because I'm not trying to do all that Edited September 19, 2022 by Pop Life
Oxy Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 1 Olive oil mask twice a week. 2 if you take naps daily try green tea bags. 3 try to smile in a different way cause squishy eye smile is the reason. 4 eye cream from a brand called skincode 5 Botox
FreeXone Posted September 19, 2022 Posted September 19, 2022 Honestly nothing you can do. I got mine in my teens lol they are small but I notice them I have tried EVERYTHING even under eye filler
Oktober Knight Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 I known people that swear by cucumber slices. Also, washing your face twice a day with ice water.
Punky Rooster Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 Put on some weight, chubbies have less wrinkles.
Jagger Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 This thread and your thread about not having a soulmate.......you sound extremely insecure about aging. I would suggest seeing a therapist. Most people have under eye wrinkles
bliaz Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 Go to Amazon or your favorite supermarket and look for any eye cream that says it works for wrinkles under the eyes. Most of them work, use them twice a day (follow the product instructions); be patient, don't despair, the under eye area is very delicate, results are not immediate. And of course, try to sleep better and minimize your exposure to the sun and screens.
Bubble Tea Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 It's obvious but overlooked, under-eye cream. I use it twice a day, morning and night, a little blob on my ring finger, rubbed with the other ring fingers and gently dotted all around the under, side and eyelid area. I've been using it for a good probably 5 years and I just hit 30, and am always getting complimented on my skin and lack of eye wrinkles. Everyone wants to believe there are skincare secrets but there's really not - there's regular, consistent skincare (doesn't need to be fancy) and a healthy lifestyle with lots of water. And sunscreen used every day obviously That's it!
Haus Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 What you’re looking for is skincare. Get a routine. These are the best eye products. day: - The Ordinary Caffeine Solution 5% + ECGC - [moisturizer] - Saturday Skin Yuzu Vitamin C Bright Eye Cream night: - Sunday Riley 5 Stars Retinol + Niacinamide Serum (most important) - [moisturizer]
Robyn Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 The suggestions You should get an eye cream with retinol or just use a retinol serum all over your face Neutrogena, Roc, Inkey list all have retinol eye creams, try them out
KILLINGLIES Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 Sleep 8 hours, drink enough water, moisturize AM and PM, use eye cream with SPF, use eye serums with caffeine, Hyaluronic and vitamins , use sun glasses.
KILLINGLIES Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 (edited) 4 hours ago, Oxy said: Olive oil mask twice a week. Absolutely not, food is to eat no to put on skin. That’s why there’s zillions of dermatological products specially formulated for SKIN. Edited September 20, 2022 by KILLINGLIES
Negev Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 (edited) Tretinoin (a retinoid) is acne preventing, skin resurfacing and also has anti aging and scar healing benefits. I'd definitely look into that. You will also need an eye cream for day time though because Tretinoin may dry the skin, especially under eye skin because it is more delicate. Botox helps too, an ideal time to start is around 25 but realistically you don't do that unless you're well researched on it. Best drug store brands for your skin: CeraVe, Cetaphil and La Roche Posay. Don't go for anything else if your skin is sensitive Edited September 20, 2022 by Negev
Oxy Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 5 hours ago, KILLINGLIES said: Absolutely not, food is to eat no to put on skin. That’s why there’s zillions of dermatological products specially formulated for SKIN. You have to be joking or just uneducated, where do you think the majority of skincare comes from? Fruits, vegetables, plants etc OT: Again Olive oil and you could use Aloe Vera gel.
KILLINGLIES Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Oxy said: uneducated I’m a certified dermatologist, the fact that a lot of products contains natural ingredients doesn’t mean that you can smear whatever you see in your fridge. As I said, that’s why there’s lots of products formulated for skin , plus we don’t even know what skin type he/she has. Edited September 20, 2022 by KILLINGLIES
Oxy Posted September 20, 2022 Posted September 20, 2022 4 minutes ago, KILLINGLIES said: I’m a certified dermatologist, the fact that a lot of products contains natural ingredients doesn’t mean that you can smear whatever you see in your fridge. As I said, that’s why there’s lots of products formulated for skin , plus we don’t even know what skin type he/she has. And that’s why listed multiple options of what I recommend. But never discredit herbs and oils, they are literally magic for health and beauty.
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