A quick roundup of some recent under eye treatment discoveries with thoughts!
Kiehl’s Creamy Eye Treatment With Avocado ($50; sephora.com) - This one is an ultra rich cream for the under eye area that is great for anyone with dryness. It instantly moisturizers, smoothens and I like to apply it even under makeup and wait until it sinks in to avoid my concealer from looking super dry and cakey. I prefer using this at nighttime, but I have also used it during the day since my under eye area could use moisture anytime of the day. I’ve been using this for months and have barely made a dent in it.
The First Aid Beauty Eye Duty Niacinamide Brightening Eye Cream ($36; sephora.com) is a slightly tinted, illuminating eye cream that helps brighten and moisturize the under eye area. On its own, it has a peachy tint that works as a subtle under eye highlight to brighten, while the formula contains niacinamide to correct the signs of fatigue over time. Its a super light eye cream that can also be worn under makeup.
Kiehl’s Powerful -Strength Line Reducing & Dark Circle Dimnishing Vitamin C Eye Serum ($50; sephora.com) is quite a potent formula that I use about 2-3 times a week and at night, preferably. It has a warming sensation, much like most highly potent Vitamin C products and I sometimes like to use a lighter eye cream on top. The formula can be a bit strong so I would recommend it at night only and to follow up with a good sunscreen if you are out the next day. I would also recommend taking a break from using this in between uses if you have sensitive skin. When used in moderation, this one does make my under eye area look a tad less tired. I usually follow up with the Kiehl’s Creamy Avocado Under Eye Treatment to double up on the moisture!
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Kiehl’s Creamy Eye Treatment With Avocado ($50; sephora.com) - This one is an ultra rich cream for the under eye area that is great for anyone with dryness. It instantly moisturizers, smoothens and I like to apply it even under makeup and wait until it sinks in to avoid my concealer from looking super dry and cakey. I prefer using this at nighttime, but I have also used it during the day since my under eye area could use moisture anytime of the day. I’ve been using this for months and have barely made a dent in it.
The First Aid Beauty Eye Duty Niacinamide Brightening Eye Cream ($36; sephora.com) is a slightly tinted, illuminating eye cream that helps brighten and moisturize the under eye area. On its own, it has a peachy tint that works as a subtle under eye highlight to brighten, while the formula contains niacinamide to correct the signs of fatigue over time. Its a super light eye cream that can also be worn under makeup.
Kiehl’s Powerful -Strength Line Reducing & Dark Circle Dimnishing Vitamin C Eye Serum ($50; sephora.com) is quite a potent formula that I use about 2-3 times a week and at night, preferably. It has a warming sensation, much like most highly potent Vitamin C products and I sometimes like to use a lighter eye cream on top. The formula can be a bit strong so I would recommend it at night only and to follow up with a good sunscreen if you are out the next day. I would also recommend taking a break from using this in between uses if you have sensitive skin. When used in moderation, this one does make my under eye area look a tad less tired. I usually follow up with the Kiehl’s Creamy Avocado Under Eye Treatment to double up on the moisture!
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