Problems With Under Eye Creases 😖

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Khalia C.

Apr 18, 2013

Khalia C.

I use primers and setters before concealer Yet I still really bad creases especially when I smile (see pic)... Any suggestions?

Emma T.

Apr 18, 2013

Emma T.

This sounds RIDICULOUS but prep H (hemmarroid cream) will get rid of any bags like a dream. We use it on set all the time! This may in turn smooth out the area leading to less creases. Other than that, its a genetics thing my love :) Unless you want botox!

Courtney A.

Apr 18, 2013

Courtney A.

Some of the main causes of creases under the eyes include sun damage, squinting, muscle movement and injuries. Even pressing your head against a pillow can cause creases. I would suggest using either an eye cream or just a moisturizer to eliminate these creases.

Emma T.

Apr 18, 2013

Emma T.

Also good points Courtney.

Holly D.

Apr 20, 2013

Holly D.

I've found using a slightly damp Beauty Blender and packing on Ben Nye Classic Translucent Face powder (in Neutral set) and then lightly dusting off after a couple of minutes has helped me :)

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