Can I pat this directly on the eye lid?
912317
I did - and didn't have any issues with irritation. My only compliant is with the bottle...the gel coagulates and a ball of gel comes...
912318
I pat on the lid and under the eye. I do have the same problem with the gel coagulating, but not enough to bother me. Great product!
912319
Yes you can pat on eye lid & under the eyes. I have used this product for years & just love I, better than anything I've ever used.
1889177
No. You have to heat the water in a regular teapot. You can't put it on an eye, electric or gas.
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Tip: Very gently pat a small amount between fingertips and use circular motions around the delicate eye area to smoothly massage the eye cream into the skin. Drink plenty of purified water during the course of the day to hydrate your body & skin tissue from the inside! - Esther, Customer Care
1558327
You only need to put a very, very, tiny drop of ointment in your eye at night. One tube should last a very long time. There should never be any residue in the morning and it should never even get on your eye lids.
1388020
To be honest, I have never used on my eyelids..just under my eyelids..like any product like this you have to be careful not to get in your eye itself. I don't think it would hurt on top of your eyelids..just not sure why you would want to.
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It states on the product directions not to use it around your eyes, but I rub a small amount under my eyes and on my crow's feet. I'm just very careful to not get it too close to my eyes. I would not use it on my upper eye lid. Use a specific eye cream for that. I also mix a couple of drops of vitamin E into the product. I put it in the palm of my hand and apply it with my fingers on my other hand. I wash my hands immediately after doing my routine. It is a very good product that my dermatologist sells in his office, but the price is considerably higher than it is on Amazon.
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You apply this like an eyeliner to YOUR TOP lid only...not your bottom. It comes on clear, so nobody knows you have it on. You can do it in the morning or night...but wait for it to dry before you apply eye makeup/eye liner if you are going out. It is awesome! I get compliments all the time about my lashes, especially after I apply my Lancome Cills booster and mascara.....but I was wearing eye lash extensions....and now I don't need to! So happy with this! Best wishes! The key is you need to stay on this long term...
1886112
You certainly could put it there, but be very careful NOT to get it into your eye.
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I don't know if you can use it to take eye maker-up off. I don't think it was designed for that. On the back of the product label there should be the company's / manufacture's name ...goggle it and get phone # and call.
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Hello Edroseh, Apply the eye gel under the eye where the puffiness is, but never apply any on the lid. I hope that helps.
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No. I think I tried that once and found that the eyelet line holes were too small.
1388019
Yes, you can use it on eyelids. I only use it at the very top under my eyebrows, as it seems to have a little but of tightening effect.
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I do, just use a Q-Tip or small toothbrush to apply it so you don't get it into your eyes. I imagine that would hurt!
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I'm confused. How do you intend to apply eye make-up with a sponge? Do you just, like, glob it on and all it a day? er. NO.
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Yes, but use it just up to the bone of the eye socket - your skin will naturally draw it up and out wards.
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I don't see why not, I've used it under eyes. just don't want it to get in your eye.
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This is not a cream it is a serum. It goes in deeper. On one's eye one should put the substance on the bone area down to the crevice as it will spread enough from there to the rest of the eye lid without getting in one's eyes.