I just ordered the Biossance Rapid Radiance kit. I’m also looking at The Ordinary brand. I’m a mid-50s black woman with dull skin, visible pores on my cheeks next to nose and fine lines on my forehead. Most brands have skincare surveys on their website to narrow down products for you. That could help with your search.

@cynthiampaine I’m 50something with prominent undereye lines and hollow tear troughs, plus I’m now getting more sunken skin all around my orbital bone (happens naturally as we age). @danielledanielle‘s recommendation of The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% Serum for Facial Wrinkles 1 oz/ 30 mL is a good one. Argireline won’t erase your lines, but it can soften them with consistent use. It’s what I’ve often used around my eyes. Or, consider trying The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides 1% Serum around your eyes and lips. This serum also contains argireline, plus a few other peptides that may help with lines. I’d normally use it on my whole face (alternating it with the non-copper peptide version of the same serum; The Ordinary used to call it “Buffet” before renaming it), but for the last 2 months I’ve used it twice daily just around my eyes. It hasn’t removed my lines—no topical product can do that longterm—but it’s definitely softened them. Since this serum’s loaded with hydrating ingredients, it plumps my skin up a bit to help it look less sunken. Some of that might also be thanks to the copper peptide (copper tripeptide-1, aka GHK-Cu), which has been studied as a collagen production stimulator among other things. If you just wanna target lines, maybe try the Argireline Solution serum and see how that works for you. If you also need something for dryness and sunken skin, then try the Multi-Peptide + Copper Peptides serum instead. No need to buy both (unless you use ‘em on different parts of your face) since they share argireline as an ingredient. Whichever you choose, definitely follow with a moisturizer. Doesn’t have to be a fancy eye cream; I just use my full face moisturizer around my eyes. If I need something more occlusive (water loss preventing), I follow that with Aquaphor Ointment or CeraVe Healing Ointment; Vaseline or any other petrolatum-based balm would also work to seal in hydration. And while I’m here rambling on and on 😅: fake reviews—whether written by bots or real people—are terrible and I wish there was an easy way to zap ‘em all. When I read product reviews, I often start with some of the negative/lowest rating ones and then read some mid tier (3 star) ones, before reading 4 and 5 star reviews. That way, I get more of a full picture. Plus, I’m usually looking for answers to a specific product question I have (is this gloss sticky; does this sunscreen pill; is this mascara a flaky mess; etc.), so I skim reviews for that info. Eh, it helps me weed out the fake ones. I do tend to trust reviews by folks here on BIC (the community you’re reading right now). We’re generally an honest bunch here.

Well first of all not all kids all likes this some kids are good I was just looking around and I saw this little girl I think she was 10 and she was with her mom and brother she was the sweetest the watermelon laneige was not on the shelf so they asked this employee and the employee checked the back and when she came back with it the little girls face was so happy and she said thank you so that proves that there are good kids

It's excellent for me on top of Tretinoin. I use it alternating with SkinFix Barrier at night. I do not buy very expensive products EVER (though I know these moisturizers are still pricier than most). I worked in the beauty/skincare service industries for years, it is almost always unnecessary to spend more than $15 on any one skincare product; but everyone's needs are different. It's a trial-and-error, works for some but not others thing.And sometimes we just LOVE something, which is also ok (unless you're paying for sum like LaMer or LaPrarie- babe... NO. Get some Tret and a good moisturizer, save that $)

Hey girl. I'm 40 and just started getting Botox. Would you be interested in sharing your Instagram?

Hi, @Liz1960 ! I'm 60 with combo/oily skin. First, I use a primer, Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer Value Size - 2 oz/ 59 mL , followed by one of these three foundations: - LYS Beauty Triple Fix Serum Foundation LN3 - DIOR Dior Forever Matte Skincare Foundation 0N Neutral - Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Natural Glow Foundation 2 Then I set with MAKEUP BY MARIO SurrealSkin™ Talc-Free Soft Blur Setting Powder 2 Neutral Light . If you live near a Sephora or Sephora inside Kohl's, I suggest getting samples to see how these brands work for you.

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@JasDLH @At your age I was using the Strivectin anti aging line.

I have the same problem. Kate Somerville Retinol Firming Eye Cream 0.5 oz/ 15 mL alternated with Beauty of Joseon has helped me a little. Also NuFACE Mini+ Starter Set Sandy Rose gives me a little lift. Youtube has a lot of hooded eye camouflage videos as well. Every little bit helps. Your eyebrows look great, btw! 20242025