Baggy Eyes

Baggy eyes are different from other eye problems, ergo, treating baggy eyes and reducing the bags are also very different.

Baggy eyes are the result of fat build up in the delicate eye area. When this happens, the thin layer that envelops the eye called septum becomes weak and tends to sag. This layer results to the layer of fat, drooping, with a bag-like appearance.

For baggy eyes, eye creams or eye gels that promote elasticity would be best. These cosmetic products may help with minimizing the bags, but, for extreme cases, plastic surgery may be necessary.

Wrinkle Creams Tips and Products

Here is a blog and an article I found about wrinkles, eye problems, and tips on how to avoid them. Feel free to go over the two!

Eye Care Beauty - Kitchen Remedies
If you run out of your favorite eye cream, or waiting for the next delivery, you can't just get through the days without doing anything to maintain your skin's health. These regimens can help assist your eye creams, and the best of all, they're all natural, straight from your kitchen.

Anit-Aging Skin Care
Everyone of us tries to preserve our healthy looking skin by using various anti aging skin care products. Our busy lifestyle can cause stress and can lead to aging. This is the reason why most women are more concerned with their appearance and are willing to invest more money on a skin care product.

Repair Sun Damaged Wrinkles
Sun damage is one of the greatest causes of eye wrinkles, dark spots on the eyes, and basic skin damage. The sun and the damage it produces on the skin is actually easily avoided by sun block and hats, but unfortunately, as children, we don’t really realize these, nor do our parents. Thus, we end up with minor wrinkles and discolorations even during our 20’s. The good news is, as easily as it is avoided, given that the sun damage is not as extreme as hoped, it can be repaired slowly.

Life Cell Free Trial

Life Cell Trial

Whenever I visit anti wrinkle or eye cream sites, I love trial offers because it gives us a chance to actually see if the product really works for us or not. It’s also proof of the kind of trust the company has for their product, and not just backed by their own opinion of what effects their cream has to offer. With that singular move, they’ve already proven their worth and honesty of not just wanting to rob us of cash. This is why I was ecstatic when I saw this post on an eye cream reviews site.

I've seen it virtually eliminate dark circles from under eyes, reduce puffiness, remove bags from under the eyes, and get rid of wrinkles and fine lines around the eyes over and over again.

It is really good stuff.

This is also good:

“Positives:

• People often come back to me after buying it and they always say it worked for them
• Real testimonials from real people
• Before and after photos
• 120 day, 100% Guarantee
• Real life alternative to botox
• Medically backed
• Contains Dithiolane-3-Pentanic Acid, Idebenone, Ascorbyl Palmitate (the good kind of vitamin C), Deanol, Acetyl Hexapeptide-3 (alternative to botox)
• Try it free for 30 days (they don't even charge your card for 30 days)
• Order by internet, phone, check
• 2 day priority shipping”

But I liked this part the best, I agree with the cheesy looking website by the way:

Negatives:
- It's expensive. It's also the best.
- Their website is really cheezy looking