Anyone else have a skin problem under the eyes? Please read?!
Question: Anyone else have a skin problem under the eyes? Please read?
Answers:
First hunny you need to wear a moisturizer that has SPF in it. You can use Neutrogena, or Cetaphil. Wearing makeup will only make it worse, but I'm not here to tell you to wear makeup anyway :)
I would recommend home remedies for your acne. You can look up home remedies such as lemon juice, egg whites, and ect.
Recently today, I washed my face with warm water, applied lemon juice, left it on my face for about 30 minutes, washed it off with warm water, rubbed an ice cube on my face to close my pores, and applied Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream. My skin feels great! I've decided to stop using harsh cleansers and chemicals on my skin and go for natural remedies. Egg whites can help tighten, lighten, and reduce acne and redness. You can leave lemon juice and egg whites on your face for better results.
I recommend Coca Butter for strech marks. I don't have stretch marks, but I heard really good reviews on cocoa butter.
And don't worry, a lot of people are cursed with acne, including me. I cry almost everyday because of it, but I've decided to take a natural outlook of it.
An SPF moisturizer I have is Aveeno Positively Radiant Daily Moisturizer with SPF 15 in it. I got it @ Walgreens for 18$. It's pricey, but it's worth it. It has little glitter things in it and it looks pretty, lol.
But I hope I was helpful to you and I suffer from acne too.
If you have any more questions, I would surely edit this post and answer them for you.
Good luck hunny :)
Ah yes, the dreaded raccoon-eyes. I've got them too, and it's caused by very thin under-eye skin and little fat in the area so the muscles cause the dark colour. It's a genetic problem, mainly found in asians and hispanics, and can also be caused and/or accentuated by losing too much weight too quickly (which also causes stretchmarks). There are under-eye skin lightening creams, but there's no 'proof' that they work, you could try them out though (i'm highly skeptical bout these). The only permanent option is cosmetic surgery where fat is inserted into the area. Honestly, they're probably not as bad as you think they are- people tend to magnify their faults (i do that sh*t too).