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Old 06-09-2006, 02:01 AM
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Default What are good protective measures against under-eye damage?
It seems that although I'm still very young, I have a couple creases under my eyes. What should I do to prevent them from deepening in the future?
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^ Judi is right!

Plus, avoid tugging at the skin around that area, because that particular area is around 5x (or more) more sensitive than the other part of our body.

Whenever you apply concealer, use light tapping motions.
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yes, and if you use fingers to rub in the concealer, use your ring finger, as it has the lightest touch
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thanks guys!! i heard vitamin e was good for that area. what do you guys think?
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Vitamine e is great but not for protection from the sun, after yes, during no
oil attracts heat to the area applied and you do not need burn around your eyes. Dove as a SPF 8 for eyes which I would suggest it does a real good job.
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I use Aquolina eye gel. Its not expensive and feels really good on my skin
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