Vichy or LRP eye cream?
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i don't know. LRP works great for my skin, but i never tried the eyecreams. instead i chose an eye gel from Clarins (great for dark circles, btw).
i sometimes use my LRP hydraphase cream on my eyes.
i sometimes use my LRP hydraphase cream on my eyes.
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that's because they're flash websites (those are always annoying me btw). okay here's pics and links.
La Roche Posay hydraphase eyecream 15ml 12€50(here for more info):
Active C (there's 2 others, for dry skins and for normal/combo skins)15ml, 17€50. :
Vichy liftactivpro (the liftactiv one is discontinued):
15 ml, 18€.
anti wrinkle, smooth, unlined effect, hides dark circles.
and Myokine :
smooth effect too, contains vitamin E and caffeine. 15 ml, 19€50.
unfortunately i didn't find products info in english. i didn't put the french links, but i can do a bit of translation if you want lol.
all these creams, apart from Hydraphase, are anti wrinkles eyecreams. you said you're 23, that's a bit early to start anti wrinkles creams. usually people recommend you start using them at 30.
my choice between those 4 would be LRP hydraphase first, because i know the brand and the cream texture, and because my eye area can get dehydrated easily. my second choice would be active C, because there's 3 of them depending on your skintype, that's what i really love about LRP.
if i wanted to buy Vichy, liftactiv pro would be my choice, because it has a tunlined effect. can be good for those days you slept 3 hours during the night and have puffy eyelids in the morning.
i added the prices and quantities because i think it's important to compare those things too.
maybe that's just an idea, but what about a sticky on eyecreams ?
i realised we can be lost in all those brands&products, and there's not so many eyecreams for girls in their 20s.
anyway, hope this helps !
La Roche Posay hydraphase eyecream 15ml 12€50(here for more info):
Active C (there's 2 others, for dry skins and for normal/combo skins)15ml, 17€50. :
Vichy liftactivpro (the liftactiv one is discontinued):
15 ml, 18€.
anti wrinkle, smooth, unlined effect, hides dark circles.
and Myokine :
smooth effect too, contains vitamin E and caffeine. 15 ml, 19€50.
unfortunately i didn't find products info in english. i didn't put the french links, but i can do a bit of translation if you want lol.
all these creams, apart from Hydraphase, are anti wrinkles eyecreams. you said you're 23, that's a bit early to start anti wrinkles creams. usually people recommend you start using them at 30.
my choice between those 4 would be LRP hydraphase first, because i know the brand and the cream texture, and because my eye area can get dehydrated easily. my second choice would be active C, because there's 3 of them depending on your skintype, that's what i really love about LRP.
if i wanted to buy Vichy, liftactiv pro would be my choice, because it has a tunlined effect. can be good for those days you slept 3 hours during the night and have puffy eyelids in the morning.
i added the prices and quantities because i think it's important to compare those things too.
maybe that's just an idea, but what about a sticky on eyecreams ?
i realised we can be lost in all those brands&products, and there's not so many eyecreams for girls in their 20s.
anyway, hope this helps !
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These look good! Are they perscription only? There are hardly any places near where I live that even sell the line. A sticky is a good idea, but there are already alot of stickies in this forum compared to the others. The only way I could probably get it done is if I thinned out what's already there.
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i'm glad i could help you. let us know what you chose 
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