July
1,
2009
Expert Beauty Tips
Now more than ever, skin is IN! Is yours at its absolute best? With these Expert Beauty Tips, our pros have absolutely all of your skin concerns under control. Oily skin? Nothing to worry about. Facials? Easy! Getting your perfect skin is just around the corner.
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- Sensitive Skin
- Damaged Skin
- Large Pores
- Redness
- Facial Hair
- Blackheads
- Wrinkle Prevention
- Wrinkles
- Under Eye Puffiness
- Acne
- Under-Eye Circles
- Blemishes
- Oily Skin
- Dry Lips
- Inflammation
- Brown Spots
- Stretch Marks
- Facials
- Freckles
- Eye Creams
- Too Many Products
- Sunburns
- Daily Sunscreen
- Acne Scars
- Chapped Lips
- Scaly Skin
- Dull Skin
- Skin Lightening
Eye Creams
By Ying Chu
Q: What is the correct way to apply eye cream?
A: Using your ring finger (this finger is the weakest, so it won't pull on delicate skin), gently tap an anti-puffiness eye cream from the inner corner to the outer corner—this helps rev up blood circulation and stimulate lymphatic drainage to further deflate bloated bags. Also check your product's label to make sure that you're in fact using a puffiness-fighting formula and not just any old eye cream. Many traditional eye creams contain plumping moisturizers that will make bags bigger.
A: Using your ring finger (this finger is the weakest, so it won't pull on delicate skin), gently tap an anti-puffiness eye cream from the inner corner to the outer corner—this helps rev up blood circulation and stimulate lymphatic drainage to further deflate bloated bags. Also check your product's label to make sure that you're in fact using a puffiness-fighting formula and not just any old eye cream. Many traditional eye creams contain plumping moisturizers that will make bags bigger.
