What is the difference between using this or using a serum? Is one better for wrinkles in eye area?
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Serums are usually used under a moisturizer. This is a moisturizer that can be used alone or over a serum. I personally find, as an older person, that using a serum underneath my moisturizer is better for smoothing my wrinkles.
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Serums are usually applied before a moisturizer such as this one. Serums treat specific issues, such as under eye wrinkles, dark spots etc. Although this moisturizer can be used under the eye area, I would recommend caution in the beginning, because of the AHA's which can be quite drying. Using a serum first will protect the delicate under eye area. Overall, this moisturizer has ingredients that are beneficial to the skin.
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Yes, the cream is only for the eyes area, and I would recommend to get a different one for the rest of the face. Personally I always use two creams, one for eyes/wrinkles, and another one for the rest of the face :)
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Eye Cream or 'eye' moisturizer, yes! That is what it is. I do not recommend it for your face. The TNS, Serum is for the face. I use both and they both work successfully. Both were recommended by my Dermatologist. Also do not get in your eyes or mouth.
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Wrinkle cream will moisturize your skin, serum applied after will keep the moisture in. So you really need both!
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Good question and here's my honest opinion. I bought both and faithfully used both for at least a month, if not 2. I did not notice a difference until I stopped using the serum. The cream was incredible and still gives me some extra skin love. I've read serums are intended provide relief deep in the various layers of skin while the cream provides the best parts of the serum in an emollient the provides nocturnal nourishment go our precious facea.
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I cannot use the eye serum because it makes my eyes itch. I use the I use the RoC brand eye serum instead.
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actually, i do both, but i'm all for overkill when it comes to the fine lines around my eyes. just make sure that the serum/cream/etc has small enough molocules to get into the skin.
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I do not recommend using this product near eyes, as it is a serum and not a cream. I used too close to my eyes and they were a little irritated in the morning.
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You can use both serums. The anti aging serum contains exfoliants that I find are too harsh. This is just very moisturizing
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I do both. Usually I use a Vit C serum. Im not consistant In a routine so I cant speak yet for my results
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More a serum that makes a moisurizer work more efficiently. I have also foound(thanks to years in the sun which I do not regret one bit) that it tends to even out your skins color and texture.
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Hi Azi - the serum is for any age range. It proactively prevents visible signs of aging and for those who have signs of aging, helps reduce wrinkles, fine lines and firm skin. We have people of all age groups using the serum. I hope that helps! Lois
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I used it for upper eye. But for eyelids, not sure. My eyes hurt when the serum went inside a little by my mistake.
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Sorry I don't know answer to your question. This is the only anti-wrinkle serum I have tried. I saw in Dr. Oz show and the vitamin C and E topical cream is best for wrinkles and that's why I bought this and it seems to be working pretty good.
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I use the cream for my face and neck. I've found for under my eyes I get better results from a good eye serum. Also, love the feeling of a serum
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I used it on my eyelids and around the eyes, carefully avoiding UNDER the eyes, though. The undereye skin is tissue thin and this product has an "acid" that reduces wrinkles. Didn't want it to make the skin under my eyes any THINNER! Yikes!
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I especially use it around the eye area, using a small amount on my eyelids. I have my husband applying the serum twice a day, and I can see a difference in his skin.