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Awesome, thanks! Yet another reason to bring me into Sephora.... Maybe I will hold onto it til chic week.Redeem a free Murad Acne solutions sample at Sephora! http://www.murad.com/free-murad-acne-sample
My experience so far is that no eye cream is perfect (although I was pretty impressed yesterday with the Caudalie one so we will see after a few more days). I have found a night time eye gel which I'm very happy with though - Ole Henriksen's Ultimate Lift Eye Gel PM. It truly does "lift." I feel like the skin around my eyes has been tighter and smoother since using it. I was given a pretty large sample with a coupon code in early. January and actually was very impressed right away. I only yesterday had to open the full size I purchased since the sample lasted so long (opening the box to find the lid broken is another thing though - annoying- but I needed the product last night so I had to proceed. I figure I will keep the little inside sealer on it, or wonder if I could exchange it today - what's the online return policy again?) That said, I'm really worried about dark circles - I've had them my whole life, it's completely hereditary, and I don't really like to cake on cover up, I want to "naturally" look younger and less tired in the eyes I've found that Dr. Brandt's Dark Circles Away does the best job at fighting dark circles, but the problem with it is that it doesn't hydrate at all, and this winter especially, I felt like I needed some hydration. So, I've been using ORIGINS' Dr. Andrew Weil for Originsâ„¢ Mega-Bright Dark Circle Minimizer. I tried a sample of it in the store before buying. I was really impressed especially in the store when I tired it on my skin because it even brightened the skin on my hand where I tested it in the store. So, it definitely has some brightening aspects. For some reason I'm still not as happy with it regarding dark circles though as I was with Dr. Brandt. It is a great hydrator though. I don't feel like I look as tired as I would without an eye cream but it just isn't perfect. I'm hoping this Caudalie one (even if it is spendy) will do the trick. Time will tell.Ugh, I need a new eye cream and I am not looking forward to shelling out the money for a good one. I just got through an entire Boscia one, but it was pretty unimpressive in terms of providing any additional benefits beyond simple hydration. Definitely not willing to spend more that $50 on something just for my eyes! I'll take recommendations from anyone!! I looked at the Boscia oil you're using...it comes as part of a kit I might pick up during Chic week. I love skin care kits!! I have just normal skin that behaves itself, so I don't have issues with changing up skincare. My main issue is dullness, particularly in winter, so changing it up is great for me!
I've never used the Josie Maran or Tarte oils for face - although I have samples of both in a box right now. I have used the Josie Maran hair oil though. It's ok, but it's much thicker than the Boscia Tsubaki oil (which I haven't used in my hair but the sales associate told me I could). Overall the Boscia one seems more lux and I couldn't imagine putting a thicker oil on my face. As it is, I only use it at night so it can work its magic and then be washed off in the morning.Maracuja oil's actually just passionfruit seed oil, which you can buy for cheap in a lot of places, as long as it's cosmetic grade! I think any kind of pure oil like the Tarte oil or Josie Maran argan oil is just a worth of money since they're literally the same as any other options. Ofc, when it comes to mixed oils like Fresh seaberry or Boscia Tsubaki oils then it's a different story though.
This is so cute! I was going to get the Maracuja oil rollerball during Chic Week but I might get this instead!For the Tarte Maracuja oil and to try the Tarte eye cream:I just got this at Sephora & while they are minis, it is only $10.