Beauty

[sonechko]

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@ellaphant wrote:

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@sonechko wrote:

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@ellaphant wrote:

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@sonechko wrote:

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@ellaphant wrote:

Eye creams and neck creams are simply a marketing ploy created by the beauty industry to make more money. This has been noted in many articles on the beauty industry. Any good 'clean' moisturizer will be effective - to moisturize- the neck and eye area. Nothing topicle will reduce, or remove wrinkles. No matter what fake claims are made. 

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No, this is not true. Facial moisturizers are not good for delicate eye area skin - too heavy among other things.

Many eye creams may be a marketing ploy, true, but not all of them. Some are exellent products working really well for this specific area. 

Wrong cream used for the eye area makes the problem much worth.

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It is true. One find 'clean' light weight moisturizers that are just fine around the eye area. Many women believe everything the beiuty industry puts in front of them. Both creams are a marketing ploy. 

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Okay @Onefineday. You are so much smarter than me! Luckily, I do not believe EVERYTHING the ‘beiuty’ industry puts in front of me, except for the skincare that does what I want it to do. You use your ‘clean’ moisturizer that does not do anything for the wrinkles, and I’ll use the anti-aging skincare that does.

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Topical products do nothing to reduce or remove wrinkles. Ask any reputable  dermatoloigist or plastic surgeon. 

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Thank you very much for your advice 

@ellaphant,!

My preference will always be asking my mirror vs. asking 'experts' who make tons of money off cosmetic surgeries and facial procedures. 

[IntoSkincare]

Bright Eeyes by Goldfaden MD -- one of my all time favorites.