The Key to Having Beautiful Eyes
Posted on Apr 30, 2009 in PeopleHaving beautiful eyes and proper eye care are the first steps towards a beautiful face. A look speaks volumes about a person, and this important part of the face helps to keep a good mood and convey our emotions better. Avoiding gestures and expressions that affect the eye contour is difficult but you can mitigate many risks to your skin if you follow some simple tips when choosing the right product.
Some tips for choosing a specific product to achieve great results:
Product Choice
Always use a specially formulated product to prevent redness and irritation.
The product should incorporate an ingredient with soothing properties. Dermatological tested products are best.
Check that the product has been tested to not cause eye problems.
Do not rub the eye contour area vigorously. The skin in this area is so thin it is susceptible to sagging and the subsequent appearance of bags.
Product Application
It should be convenient to use for 20 years in a preventive manner.
Be applied at least twice daily, once in the morning and once at night, on clean, toned skin.
These potent, anti-wrinkle products are also excellent for skin care around the lips.
Effective Remedies
For small expression lines or crow’s feet: Hold the skin at the opening of the lines and small wrinkles at the same time the product is applied. Perform circular passes around the area with a light touch of the fingertip for at least 15 seconds. For dark circles, apply plenty of product around the lower eyelid, flattening the skin mildly while remembering not to press into the temples.
For bags, extend through the lower eyelid with a soft rhythmic pressure from the lachrymal to the temples. This movement should take place at least five times.
For a lack of elasticity or flaccidity, apply the product by gently tapping your fingertips around the eyes.
For dry or dehydrated skin, apply a thick layer of cream and cover with gauze previously moistened with lukewarm water. Leave it for 15 minutes before removing the gauze.
