Do Eye Gels Really Work?

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Shan S.

Feb 22, 2014

Shan S.

Yes,they reduce the appearance of very fine lines as well.Eye gels really work in reducing puffiness around the eyes.Many of the products contain plant extracts like witchhazel or chamomile,herbs long used for reducing puffiness.Used under eye makeup,eye gels are great primers which help makeup glide on better and stop it from flaking or settling into grooves.That is because most eye gels are water based.They contain humectants like glycerine to keep the skin moist,which makes lines less noticeable. They make skin round the eyes supple and avoid it from dullness and dryness.Eye gels are cool and refreshing and also soothe tired eyes.They don't get rid of wrinkles but soften them a lot.Some people have never had any luck with eye gels though. I figured they made my eyes worse.

Kitty K.

Feb 22, 2014

Kitty K.

Hi Hannah! Do eye gels work? Depending on the product, yes they can work.
Just a heads up, your thread belongs under 'skin Care'. I will go ahead and move it out of courtesy, but next time please post all skin related topics under skin care as miscategorized threads are subject to deletion.
Thanks in advanced!

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