I have a special guest bloggler for you today, Arielle from Beauty by Arielle! She was so kind to let me guest post on her blog last week and now I'm excited to have her share some great information with you today! Arielle's blog has easily become one of my favorites.
In our twenties, I know many women do not see the need to use an eye cream yet. We tend to think of eye creams for reducing fine lines and wrinkles. I was shocked to learn that we begin to lose the elasticity in our skin at age 19. Yes I said it-at NINETEEN! What this means for us ladies is that to prevent those fine lines and wrinkles from forming we should be moisturizing the skin around our eyes starting ASAP. Moisturizing can help delay the process of fine lines and wrinkles from forming.
Here's an illustration for you. In 2006, Oprah did a show on aging well and I vividly remember this woman Evonne:
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When the episode aired this woman was 70. SEVENTY! We all know she doesn't even look close to her age. Want to know what she said has kept her looking young?
"Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize!" Evonne says. "Every morning [when] I get up, before I open the door to pick up my New York Times, I have moisturizer on."-Oprah.com
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Your ring finger is the most gentle for applying eye cream
The cream should only be applied to the brow bone and under eye
With a patting motion apply the cream into the skin
Now you too can start fighting the aging process early!
Thanks so much for this great post Arielle!!
Aaaaaaaa that's exactly what I tell everyone! Moisturizeeeeee people, it prevents wrinkles :) they don't believe me but when we are 60 looking 30 then we'll say: HA! In your face!
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love this post!!! i've been moisturizing forever and recently started using eye cream. i didn't know about having it up on the brow bone though! so thanks for telling me, Arielle!! And Kelly, thanks for letting her post:)
ReplyDeleteI agree!!! I've been so bad when it comes to eye cream, but now thanks to her post I know I need to get on that!
ReplyDeleteThanks Arielle!!
Well, up until a year ago I no idea you were not suppose to put it on the eyelid!!
ReplyDeleteI kinda new but for some reason never feel like it's that important even though it is, or Im just too lazy. I need to start, that post literally opened my eyes!
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