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Right there with you @Sunnysmom 😂😂😂 more = more visible wrinkles. I usually just use one pump of foundation and blend to the thinness of nothing with Mt sponge 🧽 then pack on them concealer 😂😂😂

AHHH @AlexBT I want to pick up the Elemis Pro-Collagen Anti Aging Marine Cream but can't stomach the price tag 🫠 worth?!?!

Yes but this is so true… make sure to try out which product works best for u before committing to a certain skincare product! Thank u for bringing this up!!💗💗

 

The only thing I can think of that they haven't already made (that I'm aware of) would be something like candles. Maybe a home fragrance line?

@danielledanielle @pringels Ah, I forgot about UOMA by Sharon C. Walmart might also still carry some of those products. I also forgot Coloured Raine. 🤦‍♀️ They’ve got some pigmented palettes. I still have most of their Vivids single-pan shadows, which are now available in a palette.

Hello @sn901 ! No cream can truly prevent wrinkles/lines under the eyes. Those lines are formed partly (perhaps mostly) by repeat facial expressions, and everyone gets ‘em eventually. If you want to drastically reduce or prevent some lines, you’ll need to see a dermatologist about in-office procedures. Make sure the derm is board certified (assuming you’re in the US): you want a doc who truly knows what they’re doing, especially when it involves the skin around your eyeballs. For less drastic line prevention, a broad spectrum sunscreen’s your best bet. UV rays cause some wrinkes, among other things. Do you already use a sunscreen each day your skin’s exposed to sunlight, all year long, regardless of weather or season? Remember to bring it all the way up to your lash line. If you already have some undereye lines and want to soften them, a couple ingredients that can help are low-strength retinol and argireline (a peptide that can theoretically reduce some muscle movement and, therefore, reduce the appearance of some lines). I’m in my 50s with prominent undereye lines, and The Ordinary Argireline Solution 10% Serum for Facial Wrinkles 1 oz/ 30 mL has softened my lines quite a bit—but hasn’t erased them, because argireline can’t do that. Neither can retinol, since undereye skin is so dynamic and there’s no way you or I are gonna stop making facial expressions. 🙂 Gotta keep your expectations realistic.