Beginner Eye Creams
Published Nov 6, 2011
Eye cream is fast becoming an essential part of the typical skin care routine, and not just for older ladies. "You can start using eye cream as early as your twenties," says New York City dermatologist Cheryl Karcher, M.D. "It's always better to be preventative rather than try to fix something later on." So think of an eye cream as something you should be using every morning and evening. However, adding another cream into your regimen can be a budget breaker, especially for younger Beauties. We want everyone to look their best for years to come, so we've put together our Top 3 bargain eye creams.
1 L'Oreal Age Perfect Hydra-Nutrition Golden Balm, $19.99
This balm has a consistency almost similar to a paste and contains more than 10 essential oils, such as apricot kernel oil, passionfruit seed oil, and orange peel oil. The texture makes you feel as if you're really filling in fine lines and plumping your skin, and the cream focuses on rehydrating very dry skin. You can see a difference overnight, and fine lines are significantly smaller after a week.
2 Burt's Bees Sensitive Eye Cream, $14.99
This lightweight, silky cream contains cotton extract and aloe to soothe and moisturize the skin, and its unique rubber-tipped dispenser allows only the tiniest amount of product to be released, so you never waste a drop. (It also makes for easy application.) The hydrating ingredients are perfect for younger Beauties who need to add extra moisture to the delicate skin around the eyes.
3 Avon Anew Clinical Eye Lift, $25
This multitasker is really two products: a gel for your eyelids and brow bones that works to lift and tighten your skin, and a thick hydrating cream for under your eyes. Injectable-grade ingredients such as arginine and PVP reduce saggy and droopy skin, so you get the benefits of an eye lift without going under the knife! While you won’t see instant results, you may notice a significant difference after a week. Just remember to apply it both morning and evening.