Miracle eyecreams

[krabbiepatty]

Probably been done before but what works for lines puffiness dark circles etc? preferably orderable from my new Space NK catalogue (complete with euro info which informs you that various products costs £933 for 100 g!!!). Has anyoone tried laser in a bottle? Any good?

Ooooh SpaceNK......I believe that anything they sell is miraculous. That place is my single biggest weakness in my battle against wanton spending of money I don't have. Diptyque candles, Eve Lom cleanser, Laura Mercier tinted moisturiser - all essential items. Lucky I live a long way from a branch!

what about the one that claudia schiffer is advertising? the one that fills out the wrinkles?

I've just got a new one from Lancome (can't remember the name) that seems really good. Eye area looks much less dry and wrinkly.

Ah but satine, you can buy online. I too think it must all be miraculous BUT began to wonder at all these "doctors" with their own skincare lines and there was a whole range made out of some special oilallegedly used by Berber woemn where I began to wonder if they wre taking the piss....

Someone on here mentioned Piles Cream a while back, it reduces the puffiness you see!

Thanks dino, will see if lancome can be bought online. Am too cold and fat to go to shops but am strating to resemble a gecko.

Hmm, piles are puffy and wrinkly i suppose...

I've heard people saying that pile cream actually isn't such a good idea for under eye area - there was something about it here on MN recently. Too harsh, I think (and actually, when you think what the cream is supposed to do, I guess that's true!)
I daren't look at spaceNK online - I'm still paying off my last illicit trip!!

read a review some where that said NV Perriconne is the best -- expensive though..

I also use Creme de la mer when I can afford it -- it is excellent

not sure if they are in space NK... usually in Selfridges

(re it costing £933/100g - we bought some saffron in Tesco on Sunday and it handily gives price per kilo on the shelf - I nearly keeled over)