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Help to banish my eye wrinkles

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GrumpySausage · 23/11/2020 12:47

I'm hoping for some help in banishing my under eye wrinkles and crows feet and I'm appealing to the mumsnet collective knowledge!

I've never really been in to creams and the likes (ignorance mainly), but baby wipes and the odd bit of aveeno moisturisers isn't enough any more.

I have quite sensitive skin, and can suffer from eczema on my face when run down or if I used something a bit too perfumed. Overall though I'd say my skin is quite dry, and I don't suffer from spots or breakouts as a rule.

I was wondering if someone could recommend some eye creams/serums/anything that will help me- I'm reluctant to keep trying a lot as cost and not wanting my skin to flare up. Its mostly around my eyes I'm conscious of as I can see quite deep wrinkles appearing underneath.

I'm not averse to spending a lot but of course, a bargain would be great!

Also, I appreciate creams can't solve it all but I do regularly drink water and get a relatively decent amount of sleep so I'm looking for stuff to help on top! Any recommendations gratefully received!

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FortunesFave · 23/11/2020 13:31

Creams won't banish them. Drink way more water...hydration can plump your skin up more.

GrumpySausage · 23/11/2020 14:25

Thanks @fortunesfave- will try to drink more than i am

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Delatron · 23/11/2020 16:06

How old are you? Any eye cream with retinol will help. Medik 8 do good ones but are a bit more ££. The Olay one is good.

Then spf round the eyes every day to prevent new lines and sunglasses always in the sun.

GrumpySausage · 23/11/2020 17:34

Thanks @delatron.

I'm 34 but have really noticed my skin starting to change in the past year.

I'm outside a lot but don't wear spf as a rule so will make sure i start doing that.

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