Eye Cream for Slight Puffiness, Dark Circles, and Fine Lines? (product, moisturizer)

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Can somebody recommend and all-in-one eye cream for all of these things? The situation is not too bad -- I just want a little reduction in all the aforementioned so I can look a few years younger. Thanks.

[Raena77]

I like -Solutions vibe-from avon. It's a roller ball stick with cream in it. It also vibrates. I like it.

[gentlearts]

I have puffiness, and I have heard that Preparation H works, but I've only tried it once, and not too impressed.

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

I have puffiness, and I have heard that Preparation H works, but I've only tried it once, and not too impressed.

I've read that Prep H is dangerous to apply to your eyes.

[laorbust61]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

Can somebody recommend and all-in-one eye cream for all of these things? The situation is not too bad -- I just want a little reduction in all the aforementioned so I can look a few years younger. Thanks.

Perricone Products are good for the eye area. You can get those at Nordstrom and (used to, maybe not now) Nordstrom Rack, Ulta, and Sephora locally.

[NaleyRocks]

I need something for very dark circles. No bags or puffiness, just very dark circles. The woman at Ulta recommended a $50 eye cream. That's a little pricey for me, anyone got some cheaper suggestions.

Don't get me wrong, the money'd be worth it if I thought it completey take them away, but I highly doubt that. Maybe something a little cheaper that makes it just a little less noticeable?

[Driller1]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

I have puffiness, and I have heard that Preparation H works, but I've only tried it once, and not too impressed.

Yes.......I have used it for years.....I am always asked my age twice because people does not believe I am 42.

[Data1000]

Originally Posted by NaleyRocks

I need something for very dark circles. No bags or puffiness, just very dark circles. The woman at Ulta recommended a $50 eye cream. That's a little pricey for me, anyone got some cheaper suggestions.

I've tried many things and the most effective thing for me are brand name concealers. Claims of creams that remove dark circles are not true.

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by Driller1

Yes.......I have used it for years.....I am always asked my age twice because people does not believe I am 42.

Just looked at your profile pic -- I'm not sure which one is you but neither looks a day over the age of 12...

[UnexpectedError]

Well, I like my Clinique eye cream (about $30, I think) but you also have to have realistic expectations. Puffiness and dark circles can be genetic or affected by diet, environment, sleep, and overall health. Fine lines may be unavoidable from age, sun exposure, and how expressive you are.

Taking care of your skin is a great idea, but just don't expect surgery-like results from a little moisturizer.