Worried about eye wrinkles? Here we look at how to prevent and cure undereye wrinkles.
They say that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, but if you can prevent and repair, why not? According to clinical studies, we can make those eye wrinkles "disappear", in a relatively short time.
So, you can stop worrying and do something about it.
We can also help prevent further damage from occurring.
What causes undereye wrinkles, anyway? The causes are different, in different cases, but primarily, they are overexposure to the sun and lost elasticity.
Habitual facial expressions, like squinting, may play a small role.
Genetics is also likely to be involved.
Smoking cigarettes is a lifestyle factor that also comes into play.
Therefore, prevention involves avoiding the causes.
If you have undereye wrinkles, you don't want more.
If you don't have them at all, you don't want to get them.
Always wear sunglasses with UV protection when you are outdoors.
Those "fashionable" ones that do not cover the areas beneath and around the eyes are not the best choice.
Sunglasses protect against UV radiation from the sun and help prevent squinting.
The skin beneath the eyes is a bit thinner than it is on other areas of the face.
That's why we see lost elasticity in that area more than anywhere else.
Firm skin is smoother, and moisture content is directly related to firmness.
You should always use a nice moisturizer like grape seed oil on that area of your face, and if you're getting a little older, you want to look for products that will improve firmness.
In clinical studies, special antioxidants and extracts from Canadian Brown Algae have been shown to increase thickness and firmness in skin around the eyes.
Gels containing these ingredients have been shown to fade eye wrinkles in 62% of volunteers after less than one month of use.
Not only has this gel been shown to fade undereye wrinkles, it helps get rid of bags and puffiness, as well as dark circles.
The gel actually contains nine unique ingredients.
All of these are clinically proven to "de-age" the appearance of your eyes.
It is important to mention that the average gels and creams on the market are ineffective.
The majority of consumer reviews are negative.
The companies claim that they can fade eye wrinkles, but they don't include enough effective ingredients.
Or they simply don't take the right approach.
In fact, many of the "popular" brands may do more harm than good.
It is commonplace for cosmetic companies to include ingredients that are known allergens and irritants.
The skin around the eyes and the eyes themselves, are too delicate to be exposed to these irritating compounds.
So, look for products that are free of artificial preservatives and fragrances.
Those are the most irritating ingredients and they do nothing to prevent or repair undereye wrinkles.
You don't have to live with crow's feet and other eye wrinkles.
You just need to look for the cure.
They say that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, but if you can prevent and repair, why not? According to clinical studies, we can make those eye wrinkles "disappear", in a relatively short time.
So, you can stop worrying and do something about it.
We can also help prevent further damage from occurring.
What causes undereye wrinkles, anyway? The causes are different, in different cases, but primarily, they are overexposure to the sun and lost elasticity.
Habitual facial expressions, like squinting, may play a small role.
Genetics is also likely to be involved.
Smoking cigarettes is a lifestyle factor that also comes into play.
Therefore, prevention involves avoiding the causes.
If you have undereye wrinkles, you don't want more.
If you don't have them at all, you don't want to get them.
Always wear sunglasses with UV protection when you are outdoors.
Those "fashionable" ones that do not cover the areas beneath and around the eyes are not the best choice.
Sunglasses protect against UV radiation from the sun and help prevent squinting.
The skin beneath the eyes is a bit thinner than it is on other areas of the face.
That's why we see lost elasticity in that area more than anywhere else.
Firm skin is smoother, and moisture content is directly related to firmness.
You should always use a nice moisturizer like grape seed oil on that area of your face, and if you're getting a little older, you want to look for products that will improve firmness.
In clinical studies, special antioxidants and extracts from Canadian Brown Algae have been shown to increase thickness and firmness in skin around the eyes.
Gels containing these ingredients have been shown to fade eye wrinkles in 62% of volunteers after less than one month of use.
Not only has this gel been shown to fade undereye wrinkles, it helps get rid of bags and puffiness, as well as dark circles.
The gel actually contains nine unique ingredients.
All of these are clinically proven to "de-age" the appearance of your eyes.
It is important to mention that the average gels and creams on the market are ineffective.
The majority of consumer reviews are negative.
The companies claim that they can fade eye wrinkles, but they don't include enough effective ingredients.
Or they simply don't take the right approach.
In fact, many of the "popular" brands may do more harm than good.
It is commonplace for cosmetic companies to include ingredients that are known allergens and irritants.
The skin around the eyes and the eyes themselves, are too delicate to be exposed to these irritating compounds.
So, look for products that are free of artificial preservatives and fragrances.
Those are the most irritating ingredients and they do nothing to prevent or repair undereye wrinkles.
You don't have to live with crow's feet and other eye wrinkles.
You just need to look for the cure.