Need baggy eye help

[InterviewExpert]

I have heard that MAC Rescue Me is excellent for de-puffing the eye area. Allergies certainly will cause eye puffiness as will lack of sleep and with young children, that is a way of life. Any eye products with caffeine are very helpful for depuffing - that why wet tea bags work but only temporarily and with young children, don't think you can lie around with tea bags on your eyes! Reviva Labs has excellent products and they have a firming product and an eye gelee both good for de-pugging. In my opinion, if money is available, I'd go for plastic surgery in a heart beat - bags are horribly aging. Good luck.

 

[bizimom]

Hi there ladies. I bought the "Ocuderm" for $85.00. Well, I have been using it for about 1 1/2 weeks, and I don't see any significant change of my lower eye puffiness or fine lines. It said I would see a significant reduction in three weeks. So, don't buy it yet, I'll keep you posted. :scared: Any way, I heard a dermatologist on T.V. reccommend this stuff call Skin Medina TNS Recovery Complex. Has any one used it? It is supposed to be great for people just beginning to develop fine lines and wrinkles because it has growth hormones in it to enhance collagen production. It goes any where from $140.00 to $92.00 depending on where you buy it. What are your thoughts. Leslie:yaya:

 

[roseb30]

Hi All,

I tried this stuff awhile back... it's some type of under eye serum. I bought it at WalMart I put it on and within a minute or two, every bag and bulge under my eyes disappeared. I thought, "Wow this is a miracle! I look 10 years younger!" But...as soon as I smiled, it was back to the bags again! Too bad it didn't work for a longer period of time. They say it can be applied by mixing with make up too but that didn't seem to work at all for me. Anyone know of anything like this that lasts 8 hours or so? Also, this stuff leaves a light crusty look around your eyes, clear but crusty. It made me look as if I didn't wash my face that morning! Anyway, I've tried everything else I could find and nothing seems to work. I think I'm going to have to go the cosmetic surgery route.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

[CharH]

Okay..I did the monistat primer thing (and I love it)...but PREP H for under the eyes. REALLY??? I'm 42 and constantly searching for something to make my undereye area look better. PREP H REALLY??? :11dh:

 

[bizimom]

Monistat is good for puffy eyeys? Did it really work? I thought it was for yeast infections. Very confused in New Jersey!! :scared:

 

[CharH]

No... :rotfl: I use monistat chafing cream as a face makeup primer! It's not the same as the yeast infection stuff. The girls here talked me into it and I'll be darned...it works just as well if not better than any other primer I've tried. I still can't believe it! :laughing:

I'm just really really really afraid to prep H around my eyes though! :frown:

 

[Kelly]

I'll 2nd you on that. The monistat anti-chaffing gel is a really nice primer....and if people didnt' see the thread about it, I'm sure they are thinking....ewwwwe. Works out great....doesn't do anything for the eye area though (meaning you were asking about eye baggy help)....sorry.