Any under eye/puffy eye creams that work??

pg600rr · Mar 9, 2010

I seem to always have puffy lower eyelids and jsut general puffyiness under my eyes... I cant stand it and would like to find something to help with it. However there are hundreds of products out there and I am sure 90% of them are garbage.

Anyone know of any legit product that helps with puffyness and dark circles?

Allure had this on their list of top products but the reviews on drugstore look less than stellar...
http://www.drugstore.com/products/pr...73&catid=12355

and this, rated a bit better but also $50 and looks like its only for the dark circles, not puffyness

http://sephora.com/browse/product.jh...egoryId=C16011

and this, more just for wrinkles

http://www.drugstore.com/products/pr...55&catid=12355

boo · Mar 9, 2010

I use Anthony for Men Continuous Moisture Anti-Aging Eye Cream and it definitely works. I smear it under my eyes at night, and I see a huge difference in the morning.

pg600rr · Mar 9, 2010

Originally Posted by boo

I use Anthony for Men Continuous Moisture Anti-Aging Eye Cream and it definitely works. I smear it under my eyes at night, and I see a huge difference in the morning.

I will have to check it out, I have used Anthony products in the past and liked them, but never the eye cream. I was also considering Menscience? their stuff seems to have great reviews as well. its like $37 but wirht it if it works.

boo · Mar 10, 2010

I've been sampling Menscience stuff as well. I haven't used the eye cream yet (although I have a sample lying around), but have the pigmentation repair cream and 30spf sunscreen. I've seen noticeable results from the repair cream. Menscience is pricey, though Anthony for Men isn't exactly budget-priced either.

Hangdog · Mar 10, 2010

This thread....Hahaha...

suited · Mar 10, 2010

I have the Anthony cream, and it lasts forever.

pg600rr · Mar 10, 2010

Originally Posted by boo

I've been sampling Menscience stuff as well. I haven't used the eye cream yet (although I have a sample lying around), but have the pigmentation repair cream and 30spf sunscreen. I've seen noticeable results from the repair cream. Menscience is pricey, though Anthony for Men isn't exactly budget-priced either.

where did you come across menscience samples?

boo · Mar 10, 2010

New London Pharmacy in NYC (23rd St and 8th Ave). Not only do they have factory samples, but they will also give you sample size portions of the entire line from tester bottles/tubes. If you're in NJ, I believe Spacek NK Apothecary in the Short Hills Mall carries Menscience and is generous with samples.

jpb · Mar 10, 2010

Vichy HydraMag works for me.

Monaco · Mar 10, 2010

puffy eyes might have something to do with inconsistent or deprived sleep, is this the case? if so, please fix that and see how they are. I've read that most eye creams are just fakies, be very careful what you put around your eyes as an inch all around your eye is a very sensitive area. I recommend using organic if anything.

pg600rr · Mar 10, 2010

Originally Posted by Monaco

puffy eyes might have something to do with inconsistent or deprived sleep, is this the case? if so, please fix that and see how they are. I've read that most eye creams are just fakies, be very careful what you put around your eyes as an inch all around your eye is a very sensitive area. I recommend using organic if anything.

sleep may have something to do with it but I have also been told I have "oily" eye ducts... and I have had some puffyiness for a while.

Aproniano · Mar 10, 2010

I have the Anthony cream, and it lasts forever.

shasta · Mar 10, 2010

I use Malin + Goetz

http://www.groominglounge.com/mg-rem.html

cheyrou · Mar 12, 2010

Idk if anyone has said Kiehl's but their eyedepuffer works wonders. It's a really great buy. Comes in a stick like chapstick, you apply maybe 3 times a day and youre good

JBG · Mar 12, 2010

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Any under eye/puffy eye creams that work??

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