Hi - I am 45 and my crows feet are starting to look a little entrenched - what would you recommend to diminish their appearance and maybe delay their progress?

thanks in anticipation

Hi Rozz - welcome to Adore :waving:

welcome Rozz :waving:

Hi Rozz! :waving: Welcome to the forum!

Hi! :waving:

Hi Rozz! :waving:
I checked the Alpha-H website today and noticed they are soon to release Glycolic Eye Patches that are reported to remove 70% of Eye Lines within 20 minutes of application. :glee:

Welcome Rozz!

Hi Rozz! :waving:
I checked the Alpha-H website today and noticed they are soon to release Glycolic Eye Patches that are reported to remove 70% of Eye Lines within 20 minutes of application. :glee:

Holy Cow - Put me down for these.

Hi Rozz! :waving:
I checked the Alpha-H website today and noticed they are soon to release Glycolic Eye Patches that are reported to remove 70% of Eye Lines within 20 minutes of application. :glee:

Holy Cow - Put me down for these.

i know :penguin::penguin:

I think I will be ordering by the Gross! :chuckle:

Hi Rozz! :waving:
I checked the Alpha-H website today and noticed they are soon to release Glycolic Eye Patches that are reported to remove 70% of Eye Lines within 20 minutes of application. :glee:

These will be exclusive to Adore for a month from tomorrow :glee:

oh wow , what a coup

These will be exclusive to Adore for a month from tomorrow :glee:

How much do they retail for Kate?

$129.

It's worth it if it helps me dehydration lines. Wonder if these will be too much for my sensitive eyes.

These will be exclusive to Adore for a month from tomorrow :glee:

Kate, you guys are amazing. I will see you tomorrow!

It will go up on the site for pre-order tomorrow, but we should have stock Wednesday or Thursday.

It will go up on the site for pre-order tomorrow, but we should have stock Wednesday or Thursday.

Thanks Kate! :kissing:
I am such an Alpha-H obsessive. I guess it is because it is the only Brand that I have had consistantly wonderful results.
Sorry if I wandered off topic guys!

Hi Rozz! :waving:
I checked the Alpha-H website today and noticed they are soon to release Glycolic Eye Patches that are reported to remove 70% of Eye Lines within 20 minutes of application. :glee:

Glycolic thins the skin which is not a good idea on such a thin delicate area, unless you are a rhino of course! Any eye line removed by patches is just going to reappear pretty soon anyway. Try:glee: Cosmedix Eye Believe. It is worth every cent and you need far less than what you'd apply of other brands so it lasts ages.

A great preventative is wearing sunglasses - I wear mine 365 days (even in winter, and often when it rains) and I am only now (at almost 38) starting to get a few minor lines. So sunnies & a good eye cream are the best. Oh, and a good diet and lots of water.

Spanish, I have no idea what ingredients this product contains as has not been launched. It was my assumption that the Patches contain Glycolic. Once Kate is in a position to list theAlpha-H 75 Eye Perfector Power Patch in " Beauty & Cosmetics ", all shall be revealed.

Spanish, maybe I am just an old Rhino! :chuckle:

Spanish, I have no idea what ingredients this product contains as has not been launched. It was my assumption that the Patches contain Glycolic. Once Kate is in a position to list theAlpha-H 75 Eye Perfector Power Patch in " Beauty & Cosmetics ", all shall be revealed.

Spanish, maybe I am just an old Rhino! :chuckle:

Me Too!! I couldn't care less if it's got posion in it, if helps the little dehydration lines I have I will use it to the cows come home............... MOO :chuckle::chuckle::chuckle::chuckle:

Neither one of you is a rhino, and netiher one of you has any need of this thing - but if you want to use it, feel free. And report back on results!:whipcrack:

Neither one of you is a rhino, and netiher one of you has any need of this thing - but if you want to use it, feel free. And report back on results!:whipcrack:

You are just gorgeous Rosie! :hugs:

Neither one of you is a rhino, and netiher one of you has any need of this thing - but if you want to use it, feel free. And report back on results!:whipcrack:

Rosie perhaps I am feeling bad about my eyes because of the severe lack of sleep I have had over the weekend! Any how I am going to give this a try.

Glycolic thins the skin which is not a good idea on such a thin delicate area, unless you are a rhino of course! Any eye line removed by patches is just going to reappear pretty soon anyway. Try:glee: Cosmedix Eye Believe. It is worth every cent and you need far less than what you'd apply of other brands so it lasts ages.

glycolic exfoliates the skin but won't thin it. It won't remove healthy live skin cells it will just help to speed up cellular turn over to ensure your skin looks healthy and improves dryness or crepeyness...
:penguin:

Hi - I am 45 and my crows feet are starting to look a little entrenched - what would you recommend to diminish their appearance and maybe delay their progress?

thanks in anticipation

The eye patches sound fantistic from the information we have here in the office but they are not really an every day treatment.

To care for the eye area on a daily basic if you are serious about working on the lines and keeping the area hydrated this would be what I would suggest:

AM apply the dermadoctor wrinkle revenge eye cream

PM apply the ultraceuticals ultra c eye serum and then apply the dermadoctor wrinkle revenge on top to drench the skin with moisture.

the c eye serum will deliver the skin with vitamin c and retinol to work on age prevention while the wrinkle revenge will deliver sophisticated hydrating ingredients to keep the area looking supple and moist.

you can then use the alpha H eye patchs weekly from my assumpiton- we are waiting to hear how regularly they are recommended to use.

:glee:

glycolic exfoliates the skin but won't thin it. It won't remove healthy live skin cells it will just help to speed up cellular turn over to ensure your skin looks healthy and improves dryness or crepeyness...
:penguin:

Really? I have been a bit worried about this- in terms of the long term health of my skin - because I've heard grapevine whispers that research is beginning to show there are problems with longterm use of glycolic and premature aging? Or is it heresy?

I've not heard anything along those lines but if I do we will cover the issue for sure!