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04-06-2014 11:17 AM
On 4/5/2014 Harpa said:Nothing smooths crepiness like AHAs, if your skin can tolerate them. Start with something low % like PC 8% AHA gel. Then follow up with a moisture cream (like the Kiehl's.)
Agree with what Harpa says except that I would add that you should use the most emollient eye cream you can use at night. Kiehl's Creamy Avocado Eye cream fits the bill, isn't too expensive, gets a lot of raves on various sites & you can get a decent sized sample to try it at Nordstroms if you live close to one.
04-06-2014 11:24 AM
I agree on using an AHA (or maybe alternate with Retin-A a couple of times a week, although not necessary), followed by a good eye cream. I've been using AH Souffle long enough to where I don't have a sensitivity issue under the eye. I also use Mad Hippie Eye Cream and really like it a lot. I've had a bad experience in the past with eye creams that are too thick/emollient and more recently using STO Around the Eye Serum (caused milia, unfortunately), but the Mad Hippie Eye Cream is a thinner consistency (more like a lotion) so it penetrates easier and works well for me.
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