6 Great Eye Creams...

Here is the occasional repost. Today it's EYE CREAMS. After all, I am "30-something". Take care of yourselves, my lovely ladies.

Brighten, de-puff, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles in the delicate, trouble-prone skin under your eyes.
Aveeno Smart Essentials Anti-Fatigue Eye Treatment
Bring gentle relief to overtired eyes with a hydrating formula packed with vitamins and antioxidants. Roll it on under the eyes to freshen and brighten them, so you look more rested.
To buy: $11, ulta.com.

Origins Eye Doctor Moisture Care
This is just what the doctor ordered: a formula infused with green tea extracts and cooling cucumber that can be used night and day on all skin types to help minimize crow’s-feet and dark circles.
To buy: $35; Yahoo! Shopping

Philosophy Eye Hope Multitasking Eye Cream for Dark Circles, Puffiness and Lines
Its name promises a lot, but this product delivers: Its active ingredients aid collagen production, so skin looks firmer, and help juice circulation to reduce dark circles.
To buy: $49, sephora.com.

Kiehl’s Midnight Recovery Eye
Pat just a drop or two of this powerful overnight treatment under your eyes to reduce inflammation and tackle even the darkest, most stubborn shadows.
To buy: $36, kiehls.com.

Estée Lauder Perfectionist [CP + R] Line Smoother
If you’ve ever wished you could airbrush out the fine lines around your eyes, here’s the next best thing: The silky lotion acts to temporarily smooth out the skin and “blur” fine lines. Brightens the skin, too.
To buy: $62, esteelauder.com.

Sulwhasoo Essential Rejuvenating Eye Cream
A total splurge, this powerful anti-aging treatment uses a soothing blend of Korean medicinal herbs and other free-radical fighters to minimize wrinkles, dark under-eye shadows, and puffiness.
To buy: $109, us.sulwhasoo.com.

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