Favorite eye cream for sensitive eyes and skin

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Sara C.

Dec 7, 2011

Sara C.

What does everyone use as a eye cream for dry sensitive eyes?? thanks everyone. 

Jane A.

Dec 7, 2011

Jane A.

I believe it was a Beautylish article that mentioned that the best eye cream for you is your holy grail moisturizer! In other words you don't need two different type of products for your eyes and the rest of your face, because there is no scientific evidence that an eye cream works better than your moisturizer.

With that being said, I really love love love love CeraVe's PM Moisturizer. Although it's intended for night use, it can be used any time of the day. (I ran out of the AM moisturizer that has SPF in it, so now I'm using up the PM one before I got out and buy more).

Anywho... why I love CeraVe so much... 1. it's very good for sensitive skin! People with conditions like Eczema (or like me -- Acne prone) love the brand. 2. It's a drugstore brand 3. (Don't let the "drugstore" part fool you) It contains Ceramide -- which is skin regenerating properties. (So as you can see why it would be a great "eye cream"). It's the only drugstore brand with "ceramides", that mostly all department stores have it -- but they cost 2,3,4,5x more.

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