Are You Too Young To Use Eye Cream?

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

If you're under 25, chances are you've skipped eye creams without realizing it. After all, until recently you stopped using acne products - ahhh, puberty. Also, isn't that for old ladies? Not! Eye creams are not just for fighting wrinkles. If you have ever experienced dryness, swelling and dark circles, now is when you should start using them.

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"There is no age to use eye cream," says Dr. Neal Schultz, a dermatologist in New York, host of DermTV.com and creator of the BeautyRx by Dr. Schultz brand. "The problems that usually occur in the eye area (dryness, peeling, discoloration and swelling) appear at 17 or 47." There's no difference. Instead of buying a cream according to your age, focus better on your conditions.

Study hours (or partying!) Lead to bags under the eyes and dark circles. Although the concealer is wonderful to hide quickly, Dr. Schultz recommends a long-term solution, using products that have ingredients such as Regu-age (a soy complex), hyaluronic acid and vitamin K, for its anti-inflammatory properties.

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• Ole Henriksen Ultimate Lift Eye Crème,
• BeautyRx Ultra Nourishing Eye Therapy Cream,

Meanwhile, chlorine, salt water, sweat, and sun exposure can cause dryness and peeling. "If that's your problem, you need moisturizing or emollient ingredients," says Dr. Schultz, who also recommends a specific scrub to remove dead cells that accumulate under the eyes. Why is your common scrub not working in this case? Dr. Schultz explains that "exfoliants created for the rest of your face, are very acidic for the delicate skin of that area." It prefers glycolic acid-based products for their ability to penetrate the skin and leave it soft.

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Desperate for expression lines or wrinkles in your eye area? Dr. Schultz recommends preventive measures. "Face movements (like smiling or opening your eyes) are the main cause of fine lines," he says. "Since it's unrealistic to avoid them, using eye cream is necessary to prevent breakdown of collagen in the area." Start by applying a thin formula at the end of your routine, just before the moisturizer and sunscreen. You already know, everything has its trick … And eye cream is no exception.

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