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Best Eye Creams Of 2023 Part 2 #shorts

10 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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This content was created by Shereene Idriss. This content was uploaded by Shereene Idriss. This is a YouTube short titled "Best Eye Creams Of 2023 Part 2 #shorts" (created 2024-01-10T15:02:00Z). It’s a brief beauty/skincare product recommendation by a single presenter discussing under-eye treatments: a gel-based serum that sinks in, is safe for upper eyelids, and reduces the look of redness and puffiness (clinically tested) to help brighten under-eyes (but not treat pigmentation), a mention of a Vitamin C under-eye option, and Kate Somerville’s retinol eye cream formulated at non-irritating levels to boost collagen and firm under-eye skin (not for upper eyelids). The excerpt is a short product-focused review aimed at viewers seeking eye-care recommendations.

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A gel based serum that sinks in very nicely into your skin and safe enough to use even on your upper eyelids. And what this does, it helps to reduce the look of redness and puffiness. So she's my best friend in the morning and I roll away any extra puff that I may have from excess salt allergies, you name it. And it's been clinically tested and proven to reduce the look of redness which can contribute to under eye darkening. So by getting rid of that redness specifically you can brighten your under eyes but it will not tackle pigmentation origins. By the way, has a vitamin C for the under eyes. Next up we have Kate Somerville's retinol eye cream which is at non irritating levels. So it's been formulated to be gentle enough around the eyes because retinols can be really aggressive around the eyes. I would not use this on your upper eyelid, but it will help to boost collagen production to firm your under eye skin up so it can look thicker and more even and less textural over time.