Wrinkle Creams FAQ:
I am afraid to start using an under eye cream because I heard if you don’t continuously use it then the wrinkles come back. I have h=just started using sunscreen last year (olay spf 15 in round container)
I am afraid to start using an under eye cream because I heard if you don’t continuously use it then the wrinkles come back. I have h=just started using sunscreen last year (olay spf 15 in round container)
Is it safe to put your suncreen under your eye before going out so I can prevent wrinkles? Or will putting sunscreen under the eye create sagging?
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I use zinc under my eyes… it’s bright coloured (green, blue, yellow, white etc lol) but it blocks out everything! Or wear a ****** sunscreen and sunglasses if youy can’t handle the zinc. I think you are a bit too worried about this, everyone has fine wrinkles under their eyes, even little kids. Our bodies have to move so we have creases where they move a lot. Just keep it moisturized and protected from the sun
Using sunscreen under your eyes will make your eyes sag more. Wear sunglasses or use a sunscreen with the highes SPF on the market (usually what is used on children).
baby oil!!!!!! in the baby section
Don’t fear the eye wrinkle cream! And, definitely don’t fear the sunscreen! Many of the most effective eye wrinkle creams contain spf 15.
Because you’re young, your skin still has plenty of collagen in it. A lot of the eye wrinkle and anti aging creams out there are heavier and formulated for more mature skin that needs a boost in collagen production. Look for an eye wrinkle cream that is oil-free, light weight and contains sunscreen.
If you’ve been using the same cream for a year and your skin is still dry and you still have some wrinkles and puffiness, it’s time to try a new brand. I recommend getting a good oil-free moisturizer and an eye wrinkle cream containing vitamins C & E - both your moisturizer and eye wrinkle cream should have at least spf 15.
Also, here are some more good tips on eye wrinkle prevention in your 20s: Good luck!