Coffee Soap are good for persistent or bothersome under-eye puffiness ?
1067310
I think coffee soap has nothing to do with eye puffiness at all. This kind of soap is a good choice for body bath and that's it.
1067311
I didn't really use this soap for that--in fact, I didn't wash my face with it. I also have under-eye puffiness and I find the best thing is to make compresses with tea, tea bags, especially green tea. In general, I find just drinking green tea to be the best thing for looking good! (I also heard some people raving about the Midnight Recovery line from Khiel's. But it is really expensive and just more chemicals....try the green tea.)
1067312
I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent, it should work too. I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent,... » Read More I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent, it should work too. « Show Less
1586303
It doesn't plump my skin (I've been using it on my face for over 4 months now), nor does it reduce puffiness under the eyes (my experience).
71705
I use it as a foundation but apply extra to circles under my eyes. There's a smaller Maybelline tube that "erases" those circles as well.
1623255
I have both of these. I strictly use this for a moisturizer. I am not sure what really works for under eye circles but cutting out soft drinks and drinking more water which I have done and it seems to have helped. I do like all oil of Olay products.mi find them just as good as the expensive dept store products.
1202482
The cream is used for bruises so I would not use it on the thin skin under my eyes. For dark circles I use Este Lauder eye cream. Expensive but works well and since you only use a dab it lasts a long time.
1295980
Yes , Coffee Soap absorb bad odors and make your skin smoother ,Coffee can keep your skin healthy in a lot of different ways. Other than preventing skin cancer and melanoma-related diseases, coffee has anti-oxidant ingredients that can help in the Brazilian Espresso Coffee Soap , I Love this soap ! 5 star
284492
It works for under the eye puffiness really well, I do not think it is for use on the lid itself.
154294
Not that I know of? But I know the garnier under eye roller helps get rid of puffyness and dark circles though. Hope this helps? :)
1376344
I notice a slight decrease in puffiness/bags but I use another product for that in the mornings so it is hard to tell ;) I like the texture of the RoC product and I would recommend it for the fine lines and moisture help for around the eye area. I have sensitive eyes so I use just a tiny bit and it seems to be fine.
635995
It works on a wide range of skin tones. It has caffeine to suppress ant swelling and reflects light to cover dark circles. You can use your regular powder over top. **Apply product by blotting lightly with your finger. Be careful not to push or stretch your delicate under eye skin.
2158869
Yes it definitely works for puffiness as well as the dark circles. I have really bad allergies that is why, and I use at night and in the morning and you will see a difference. Even if I just use in the morning, in a couple hours I see a difference in the puffiness.
2119301
Anew Wrinkle cream is great moisturizer without being greasy They used to make an eye cream that was for dark circles under eye specifically, but they may have retired it since they seem to be selling more and more cheaply made clothes and shoes, jewelry and junk. For bags under the eyes, try Preperation H under eye....just don't get it in your eyes. Avon does make an Anew dual eye cream for both above and under the eye that works as moisturizer.
1048119
I have a bit of dark circles in the area around my nose under my eyes. This product works to decrease the darkness and tightens the area so it is less noticeable. I think, if you have "panda" eyes, this product will help to make them less noticeable. Also, getting a pillow that is flatter also helps - one that doesn't squish your face while sleeping. I use a feather pillow that is fairly firm but not really thick - kind of flat. You can also use a foam pillow but make sure it's fairly flat and not really "puffy". Hope this helps!
588681
I am not sure about the puffiness. I can only speak for myself since each of us react differently. The serum lightened my under eye circles and wrinkles. I don't look as tired as I did before.
1118139
I don't have eye puffiness but I think ester Lauders eye zone is good. Its a gel
704415
Sleep is a better answer! [sorry] after using so many creams for the same problem over many years I don't think that any one cream is better for puffy under eyes than the other, it is what you do with the cream that matters, puffy eyes are caused by water retention so it needs draining, tap eye cream on gently with your ring fingers then you don't apply too much pressure and make gentle strokes from your the corner of your eyes to the top of your cheekbone, this drains away the water but you must be very gentle or it will not drain. What does help is the stone that comes with the face cream, I use it in conjunction with the eye serum and cream, because of the silicone in the serum it makes it easy to slide and the cold stone helps with puffiness, so do ice cubes or a teaspoon put in the freezer for a few minutes, use the back of it in the same way. Hope this helps.
1202483
I'm finding that it does work for under eye circles. It doesn't make them go away completely or quickly, but they are much much lighter. I put the cream on most weekdays.