Most common questions used to investigate
Do you have eye wrinkles?
Do you have dark circles under your eyes?
Do you have saggy skin around your eyes?
Is the skin around your eyes thinner than your face?
Do you have fine lines around your eyes?
Common conclusions
Like other wrinkles, the cause of eye wrinkles can be attributed to Genetic Aging, Hormonal Aging and Environmental Aging. As it weakens, temporary creases in the skin, such as those that occur with repetitive face movements, become permanent. If you don’t have eye wrinkles you should not start using an eye cream.
Using an eye cream won’t banish dark circles, but a select few creams really work, mostly by using high-tech ingredients to constrict blood vessels, diffuse light and brighten pigmented areas for a noticeable improvement in their appearance. You should start applying a pea-size amount on your ring finger because eye creams are super concentrated, so a pea-size amount is all you need for both eyes.
Sagging skin is due to two age-related reasons: loss of collagen, which gives skin its elasticity and loss of facial fat, the absence of which causes skin to droop. You should start using an eye cream that contain collagen.
If the skin around your eyes is thinner than your face that means it is that much more delicate, which means it can crease and dry out a lot more quickly. You should start using an eye cream because it can help you with the thinner skin. Many people start using eye cream in their 30s, but you can start as early as your 20s.
You should start using an eye cream because eye creams reduce the signs of aging: fine lines, wrinkles etc. Fine lines come from both sun damage and your skin making less collagen as you age. You should try an eye-cream that contain collagen, because collagen helps maintain skin’s elasticity.
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