Under Eye Bags & Fine Lines

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Jittaun W.

Jun 5, 2012

Jittaun W.

I've been using a night cream for months, and although I see a difference with my undereye bags (they're barely there) and darkness, it doesn't do much for my fine lines like it proclaim it would. I am woman of color and have generally bad undereye discoloration, so I have to use a corrector and a concealer, but sometimes that can come off Caky. Worst of all, it settles into my lines and make them appear bigger. Any suggestions???

Jasmine K.

Jun 7, 2012

Jasmine K.

Wat night creams are you using

Jittaun W.

Jun 11, 2012

Jittaun W.

The Olay night firming cream. One of their seven in one serums.

Paloma C.

Jun 11, 2012

Paloma C.

use a primer beore the corrector and concealer under your eyes for the fine lines! 

Paloma C.

Jun 11, 2012

Paloma C.

use a primer beore the corrector and concealer under your eyes for the fine lines! 

Hasini J.

Jun 11, 2012

Hasini J.

mineral powder! mineral powder doesn't settle into fine lines as often as regular powders would. use primer also to have a smooth base. also i like to dip cotton pads soaked in cucumber juice (just throw a cucumber in a juicer/blender and take the juice). freeze those overnight, let them thaw for 10 mins in the morning then apply over your eyes. if you dont have cucumber/juice, wash a make-up wipe to get the chemicals/soap out of it. then soak in water and freeze overnight. repeat the same steps as the cucumber pads. also put two spoons in the fridge overnight, then in the morning place them on your eyes. good luck :)  

Jittaun W.

Jun 12, 2012

Jittaun W.

thank you guys so much. i will try all of this

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