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1. Slide 1: Choosing the Right Eye Cream can be difficult?
2. Slide 2: 1. Are you going to use it during the day (more sun glare & depletion of nutrients).
3. Slide 3: 2. Or you will be using it during the night only (a light cream will work in this case without the UV ray protection ingredient).
4. Slide 4: 3. Fragrance in creams is always associated with extra chemicals – so use fragrance-less creams.
5. Slide 5: 4. The cream should be matching the chemical composition of the tears – so that your eyes are hydrated organically.
6. Slide 6: 5. Choose a cream which has lots of natural ingredients – aloe, pumpkin etc. Avoid Botox – FDA has warned against the use of Botox.
7. Slide 7: 6. Eyevive and Dermaxin are a couple of products which meet all the above criteria. But, then every skin is unique in its needs.
8. Slide 8: 7. Gels are better than creams for eye puffiness as the extra moisturizer in creams leads to more puffiness.
9. Slide 9: 8. Cucumber slices, tea bags, cooling masks, and refrigerated cold compresses and gels can help to relieve the puffiness as well. In the case of puffy eyes, you may find that gels work better.
10. Slide 10: 9. Dark circles: The cream should ideally contain vitamin K & some proven diffusing pigments.
11. Slide 11: 10. Fine lines & wrinkles: The cream should contain vitamins A,C and E, collagen (Dermaxin uses it).
12. Slide 12: For more information visit: www.eyevive.info www.eyevive.us