When will my skin be happy?

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Breeze T.

Aug 21, 2014

Breeze T.

Probably a month or two will show results. What concealer/under eye makeup are you using? just curious.

Safia A.

Aug 21, 2014

Safia A.

Maybe your using the wrong undereye concealer for your skin type. You said your eyes gets dry, so you need to find the right one for your eyes. If you used it for 2-3 weeks and there are no improvement, simply return it and try something else. I buy my eye concealer from Sephora, they have many different types such as for dry skin, for oily skin...

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2014

Alyx T.

I've heard Skincare products take 3 months to see improvement or if it's not helping, but I believe traci has said eye creams are 3-8 months before you notice a difference.

Are you drinking enough water? I know when I don't drink enough water my eyelids get dry and flaky and eyeshadow comes off super quick

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2014

Alyx T.

I heard it's your weight in half that you should drink. I have an app to remind me to drink water and it asks for your weight and calculates how much water you should be drinking.

Hopefully your eye cream works soon! I know how shitty it is when you can't wear makeup how you usually do.

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2014

Alyx T.

Lbs not kg and oz not liters lol :)

I know how you feel. I was on medication that gave me severely dry eyes and I rub my eyes constantly now, I'm using artificial tears that are from my eye doctor and lessening my dry eyes but they bug me all the time so I rub them and they feel better. But I can't go more than an hour without rubbing them a little and so I haven't been able to wear much eye makeup lately lol

This is from my water app :)

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