could I use this around my eyes? could I use this both morning and night?
257743
I use to remove (wash off) all make up and eye make up as well.. It doesn't irritate my eye area. But everyone is different. I don't use it morning time because I don't have any bb or other make up on my face to clean off. I wash my face with water and very mild non alcohol containing toner. This cleanser is good for removing heavy make up and bb creams.
257744
Yes, I wear mascara primer, mascara, liner, and shadow on my eyes and it takes away everything with a gentle rub of 30 seconds. I have combination skin that tends to be on the drier side and sensitive to lots of products out there, and this cleanser works great for me morning and night. Just make sure you follow with a moisturizer afterwards and you'll be fine.
257745
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.
2266737
I have used it around my eyes with no problems. I apply it like any face lotion, so about a small fingernail size amount. On work days, I only apply in the morning. On the weekends if you are outside all day, I would re-apply at least one more time, depending on your skin type.
1309963
Sure, I don't see why not. I apply the Repairwear Laser Focus first, and then Dramatically Different Moisture a few minutes after and I believe I'm getting the benefits of both. I also like the Moisture Surge, and sometimes use it in the morning, but not at night, for some reason...just my own habit and way of doing things...
226998
Yes, you can. I use it day and night (and have not had it react to sunlight). It is labeled a "night" cream because it does not contain sunscreen, and because it is a heavier moisturizer than many people want to use for daytime. My skin is very dry, and I have found it very helpful to use it both times (instead of buying both a day cream and this night cream like I used to). It is absorbed into the skin quite well, so it really isn't too heavy for daytime if you have dry skin. It has the added benefit of being less expensive than buying two different moisturizers. You can always use a separate sunscreen if you'll be outside. Yes, you can. I use it day and night (and have not had it react to sunlight). It is labeled a "night" cream because it does not contain sunscreen, and because it is a heavier moisturizer than many people want to use for daytime. My skin is very dry, and I have found it very helpful to use it both times (instead of buying both a day cream and this night cream like I used to). It is absorbed into the skin quite well, so it really isn't too heavy for daytime if you have dry skin. It has the added benefit of being less expensive than buying two different moisturizers. You can always... » Read More Yes, you can. I use it day and night (and have not had it react to sunlight). It is labeled a "night" cream because it does not contain sunscreen, and because it is a heavier moisturizer than many people want to use for daytime. My skin is very dry, and I have found it very helpful to use it both times (instead of buying both a day cream and this night cream like I used to). It is absorbed into the skin quite well, so it really isn't too heavy for daytime if you have dry skin. It has the added benefit of being less expensive than buying two different moisturizers. You can always use a separate sunscreen if you'll be outside. « Show Less
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I would not use it around the eyes. It I is not a problem for me, as I always wear sunglasses. I only apply it once a day, under my make-up, unless I am swimming. Then I apply it every 2-3 hours. It is waterproof, so it lasts longer than other sunscreens, I think. I have used it for several years now and I know it is protecting me from wrinkles and sunspots.
1784118
I have noticed the little lines at the corner of my eyes decreasing. I know it would work better if I used it morning and night. I have just been using in the mornings and they are getting smaller!
1237487
I do - as that is what was recommended to me by my esthetician. I find that this cream significantly reduces puffiness, and my eyes are mostly puffy in the morning - so using this before make up really helps calm them and wake them up. If that is not an issue, you could probably use it just at night, and it would last longer.
1075508
yes. Its just like mascara. So you can put it on your eyelashes at night as well.
408612
You use this serum both morning and night PRIOR to applying any of your face and eye creams. Simply let it soak in first and then apply your other creams.
607590
Yes,. It can be used daily, but be sure to keep it in the solution for at least 6 hours. If you take them out before then and put them in your eyes it'll sting. I know from experience. I use this solution everyday and love it. If you don't have 6 hours between taking off your contacts and putting them back in use regular contact solution.
1799180
It is ok to use overnight but This is more for day time and you know when a cream is targeting multiple areas is not going to be as effective as the ones which is just for wrinkle night repair one.
1592405
Yes! I use it in the morning and at night, Yes use you favorite SPF with it it's great!
1734834
I use my roller around my eyes every morning. I would suggest you watch one of the numerous videos on YouTube that show how to use the roller and how often. That is what I did. Good luck!
1503887
I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that happen.) I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that... » Read More I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that happen.) « Show Less
1124376
no, I only use it at night. It is not good to use a retinol product if you are going to be in the sun.
2233492
No, this is a gel and affects your vision significantly. It is best used while sleeping.
1209174
I put this on my eyelid at the base of my eyelashes every night after I take my makeup off. Should not put on your eyelashes just eyelids. If you want to use it during the day I don't know what would be wrong with that. Just not the way I use it. This is the best stuff I have ever used. I've tried other products but they don't work for me. Hope this helps.