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i was wondering if you guys knew of any, the only one i can think of/find is from clarins, but i wanted to know if there was anything else cause i'd like more than one option for this one.
Eye cream with spf
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Here's a couple that I've heard are good.
Sephora: Murad Essential-C Eye Cream SPF 15: Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Elizabeth Arden - Skincare: Eyes: Ceramide Plump Perfect Eye Moisture Cream SPF 15 .5 fl. oz./ 15 ml
Sephora: Murad Essential-C Eye Cream SPF 15: Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Elizabeth Arden - Skincare: Eyes: Ceramide Plump Perfect Eye Moisture Cream SPF 15 .5 fl. oz./ 15 ml
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thanks for all the options! i didnt know there was this many!
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A couple of suggestions for eye creams with spf
clarins is spf 30 - active ingredient is titanium dioxide (physical sunscreen; will not degrade. considered "photostable"
Clinique Advanced Signs spf 15 - active ingredients zinc oxide 3% & octinoxate 6%; stable due to zinc oxide however low UVA protection due to only 3%.
Nivea Q10 spf 4 (US version) is a nice eye cream. This is a favorite of mine for basic moisture. Low cost at the drug store. (I think I paid under $10.00 cdn) IMO spf 4 is not protective enough for the summer especially or anytime of year.
Avon Anew spf 15 - I think I used this years ago. Can't remember the actives. It would be a low cost option. Avon also had another one in a tube that I liked; but discontinued years ago.
I have used both of these (Clarins, Clinique) and they moisture and provide protection. However, I prefer to use an eye cream for moisture and then apply my sunscreen moisturizer over it. Currently using La Roche Posay Hydraphrase UV 30 with mexoryl sx. I have been using this for about two years after trying many sunscreens. It is considered photostable due to the Mexoryl SX. (BTW Loreal has the patent for Mexoryl SX)
If you have a sunscreen you like that is protective; you can try it under your eyes.
clarins is spf 30 - active ingredient is titanium dioxide (physical sunscreen; will not degrade. considered "photostable"
Clinique Advanced Signs spf 15 - active ingredients zinc oxide 3% & octinoxate 6%; stable due to zinc oxide however low UVA protection due to only 3%.
Nivea Q10 spf 4 (US version) is a nice eye cream. This is a favorite of mine for basic moisture. Low cost at the drug store. (I think I paid under $10.00 cdn) IMO spf 4 is not protective enough for the summer especially or anytime of year.
Avon Anew spf 15 - I think I used this years ago. Can't remember the actives. It would be a low cost option. Avon also had another one in a tube that I liked; but discontinued years ago.
I have used both of these (Clarins, Clinique) and they moisture and provide protection. However, I prefer to use an eye cream for moisture and then apply my sunscreen moisturizer over it. Currently using La Roche Posay Hydraphrase UV 30 with mexoryl sx. I have been using this for about two years after trying many sunscreens. It is considered photostable due to the Mexoryl SX. (BTW Loreal has the patent for Mexoryl SX)
If you have a sunscreen you like that is protective; you can try it under your eyes.
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Originally Posted by chinadoll /img/forum/go_quote.gif There's alot of eye creams with spf in them. A good one is Nivea's Q10 spf 4. High End is Dr. Perricone, alpha lipoic eye cream I've used that Nivea one and I like it. Except I wish it had a higher SPF. That's why I stopped using it and went to a different one. Now I'm using Elizabeth Arden w/ SPF15.
