Can you use it for eye cream as well?
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I probably would not use it as an eye cream, and wouldnt use other facial creams either. The skin cells around the eyes are different from the rest of the face and benefit from a cream that is specifically formulated for them.
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I don't see why not. I'm in my 50'a & have been using it for quite a few years. It's very gentle, I have very sensitive skin, I like the way it gives my face a gentle glow over time & seems to lock in moisture. I also use Mad Hippie eye & face creams. I wish I'd had it available at your age. Good luck!
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There is also the possibility that you applied it a bit too firmly to the tender skin; that can make your eyes temporarily puffy. The product seems harmless enough, but perhaps, as C. Keeney suggested, you have an allergy. I would give it and any other eye cream a rest until the eyes are back to normal; then apply it very lightly and see if the result is the same; if so, toss it out.
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I use it around my eyes and it doesn't irritate or anything, but I haven't seen many results. So yes, you can, but you might be better served with something specifically for that area.
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Syndee-Short answer: This does not replace an eye cream in my daily regimen. I use the eye cream only around eyes; I use moisture and serum together. Regimen for me: eye cream around eyes only, then serum on face, moisture cream on top of serum and both avoiding eye area. denise
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Yes you can. It's actually made for nail polish but i use it for glitter on my eyes. To add some sparkle to some looks
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Absolutely it's good for entire face. Eye creams/serums can be used on entire face. They tend to be a bit pricier than "face serums/face creams" so be mindful of how many ounces an "eye" serum/cream is. If it's 1 oz or more, use it over entire face. Marketing serums as specifically for the eye area is simply a way to encourage/compel us to purchase a separate product (i.e. spend more $$ when it is COMPLETELY unnecessary).
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No, it cannot be used for eyes, under or above as it contains acid. It's better also to ask the manufacturer.
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This is not an eye cream. I use it all over as my night moisturizer only and something else that is specific for eyes at night.
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Yes, you can. A lot of times I just put the cream on, wait a few minutes, and then put my night clothes on and it works. I can really feel the burn. Just remember to wash your hands afterwards or at least rinse them long enough to get the cream off. You don't want that stuff in your eye or something.
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I have used it around my eyes with no adverse issues. I don't see why you couldn't use it both, I found myself using this as a pick me up or treat of sorts. You put it on and let it foam so it takes a little while. I found I didn't want to take the time every night.
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YES! Just be careful that it doesn't get in the eye like other sunscreens but I actually close my eyes and put it on like facial cream and love it!
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I am mixing it into a home made face cream. So yes to your question, you could mix it into your own products.
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I'm sure you can, I use it in my hair products. Recently, I've treated my daughters eczema on her hand with it. It's very oily so you don't need much.
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No. It is face cream, I think they make a separate eye cream. Check their website.
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I do not use it for that so I cannot help you. I use it for my face as a moisturizer
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It can get a little heavy with a lot of creams. I'd use it by itself a few times a week at night and then use your eye cream separately.