Can this be used as an under eye cream and moisturier?
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It actually states to not use near your eyes. If you can afford it, I would recommend you try Anew Reversalist Illuminating eye cream. There are different options to buy from on Amazon so I'd compare prices. Since it only takes a small amount, a jar should last a while. Just a suggestion; I'm not an Avon rep.
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It does have a fragrance so I would not use it under my eyes. I have sensitive eyes so anything that has fragrance irritates them. It's great for my neck & face area.
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Hello Amaranth, Yes, this cream is universal. You can use it as a night cream after cleaning the face. You can also use it as a day dream, its a foundation in itself, very nourishing for your skin, and you can apply makeup on top of the cream application. I recommend Dr. Hauschka's cosmetic and makeup. They have a huge selection of makeup and all products are made from 100 percent natural and whole ingredients harvested from nature and not altered in any way. I am not paid by Dr. Hauschka, I am only a customer myself and I love Dr. Hauschka and Weleda, both owned by Weleda AG. Those two cosmetic manufacturers from Europe are the best of all cosmetic manufacturers in the world. They get the highest consumer ratings in Germany. I promote them because they are helping our environment.
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Hello Marco,I don't see why not, however this is mainly intended for the surrounding area of the eyes and so far is giving me great results as such.
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I wear it under my make-up as a moisturizer for the eye area. I then use foundation and concealer over it. It's lovely stuff.
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I'm sure you can, but this product did nothing for me, so I quit using it. If it is truly Hyaluronic Acid (being an acid) it should burn one's eyes. I got it into my eye once and nothing...it was like water. So, if you are having better luck than I, I would think you could use moisture over and that would be great!
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I've used it on my face (including the eye area) as a moisturiser. However, for daily use I tend to use a lighter weight Aveeno product. As an eye cream I use an Avene product which is very soothing as well as moisturising. Good luck.
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I use this around my eyes in the morning to moisturize them before I put my makeup on. It is not a concealer though, just a great moisturizer. I also use it before I go to bed after I have cleansed my face.
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Yes. I use it on on my under eyes, the corners, and eye lids daily with no ill effects. Keeps the eye regions comfortably moisturized quite well.
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I would not use it at night. It's really for use as a daytime primer/blur/sunscreen product. I don't think it's intended for use as a regular moisturizer. I love this stuff, and it's great under makeup or even alone for when you don't want to put on any makeup!
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Personally I would not use on such a tender area. I mix a dab of Retin A with facial lotion and dab under my eyes 3 - 4 times a week. Great for wrinkles and under eye circles. Of course, this is my personal opinion.
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No, not at all. But I use it in response to skin cancer. I use Nivea under it. I'm unsure if it would dry the skin were I not to use the moisturizer.
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Yes. Works fine for me, but not recommend for sensitive skin people because you shouldn't use any skin care around eye area except eye care products.
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I use it under eyes, without any problem, and for around eyes, I'm not sure what you mean. In general it seems to be quite a gentle product, so I gues you can give it a try, but it always depends on individual skin type and reactions.
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Meaningful Beauty actually has a separate cream for around the eyes. This night cream is a little heavier but it absorbs in the skin pretty quickly-you only use maybe a squirt to a squirt and a half for your whole face. I would probably be OK around the corner of you eye (where the smile lines would be) but I don't think I'd put it on my eyelids or right under my lash line. If it got into your eyes it would likely sting.
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It's great that at 23, you're taking charge of your skin care. In reality, all eye creams are technically moisturizers. However, avoid using a face moisturizer around your eyes. The skin around the eyes is very thin and face moisturizers are too heavy for the eyes. In any event, I recommend always using an eye cream or gel. But I do not recommend this product. I had an allergic reaction to the product. Look into an eye cream (or gel) that has few chemicals or even better, one that is organic. Eye creams (or gels) with too many chemicals and preservatives will dry out the skin under the eyes...creating wrinkles. When researching skin care products that are organic, make sure that the item(s) have a seal certifying that the product is most definitely organic. Some products claim to be organic but still have harmful chemicals. Check the label and avoid products with these chemicals: parabens, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, fragrance, formaldehyde and others. You can do a search for the complete list of chemicals to avoid. In closing, DO NOT purchase this product. Do your research. You may spend a little more but you won't be sorry. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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NO. not reccomended. When using this product some peeling of skin may occure, the skin under the eye is naturally thin, so if peeling happens in this area it may be very panefull.
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Yes. It's very light and absorbs quickly. You could put an SPF moisturizer over it. I use it under makeup with a 30 SPF.