I noticed last night i was really starting to get some wrinkles under my eyes so i used my moms oil of olay under eye cream to rid puffyness and fine lines... well this morning i wake up and my eyes are swollen underneath i have to be at work in hours in this won't do! i there something i can use around the house to help?
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Piles cream (seriously) this is what a lot of models do, it flattens out any wrinkles and reduces puffiness instantly!  I use it and it works, only a thin layer and you don't use the same tube on your butt if you get piles!
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See a Doctor it sounds like you have set off a case of conjunctivitis...eyes are very delicate don't try any home cures see the Dr...
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try this, peel a potato, put the skin over your eyes , leave it for 7 mintz , do this 3 days in a row and u will c the diff, it works, as for the tired puffy eyes, use the same way with cucamber, good look
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Drink Borage tea\n\nUse cool fresh Eyebright tea (one tablespoon Eyebright tincture to one cup boiled water) as an eyewash daily.\n\nTake Ginko Biloba\n\nAll are available at your local health food store...
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If you have eye allergict.If you want to cure it for real you must try to find a\nnew infant girl and ask her mother to give you some of\nher own milk for you to drop in your eyes and bear it\nin your mind that the baby must be girl and do it\nevery day for 7 days and you will get rid of it for\nreal.any more information you need to know send an\nemail in my box zeku1371@gmail.com
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i had same problem-they can be drastically improved by consistently getting a good night's sleep, you will notice a difference after a couple of days. YSL concealer is amazing..i use a bit of benefit's eye base first just so that it stays in place all day- and it really does!! you cant tell i have any make up on at all..this is after years and years of finding the perfect concealer so im giving you expert advice here! (worthy of 10 points!) good luck  x x x
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You may want to try petroleum jelly or olive oil. It always works for me.\n\nYou could put on a glove after applying the above mentioned before you sleep. When you wake up use the normal lotion that you are have been using. Try this for at least 1 week - you should feel a difference. Return to your normal moisturising lotion.\n\nIf persist drying try the same method again or see a dermatologist.
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Maybe the skin is very dry. Try a moisturiser specially formulated for the sensitive eye area.
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Do you often hear the question "Feeling tired?" Are there shadows on your face - when you're not out in the sun? Do you look like you've been hit by a baseball?\n\nAlthough undereye circles are annoying, they're not the worst things you can get. In fact, nine out of 10 people have darkness around their eyes at one time or another.\n\nWhat causes them?\nMany factors contribute to undereye cycles. Sometimes the darkness around your eyes is partially hereditary, so if you're parents have them, chances are you will too. But there are culprits that can make the situation much worse - such as smoking, sleep deprivation, poor nutrition and drinking coffee, soda or other caffeine-containing beverages. \n\nAllergies, overexposure to the sun, menstruation or pregnancy can also aggravate them. \n\nNow if your undereye circles have a bluish tint, then what you're seeing isn't really darkened skin but engorged blood vessels. Because the skin under your eyes is thinner than the skin anywhere else on your body, blood vessels there are more noticeable - especially if you're fair-skinned.\n\nAnyway, once you've got 'em, how can you hide 'em? Fortunately there are many things you can do to alleviate and conceal undereye circles.\n\nStep 1: Diminish the problem\nFirst, use an undereye cream that contains both antioxidant vitamins (like vitamin C) and light-diffusing particles that can help draw attention away from dark circles. The key is to use this type of product morning and night. \n\nVichy Laboratoires offers some good options. Their Thermal S Yeux is great for diminishing signs of fatigue, puffiness and dehydration lines. You could also try Dermalogica's Total Eye Care, which reduces puffiness and disguises dark shadows.\n\nStep 2: Conceal, conceal, conceal\nThere is no way around it - the fastest cure for dark circles is to use concealer. Apply it around your entire eye area using your fingers (that way it will be easier to blend). You'll want to choose a concealer that matches your skin tone exactly. The most common mistake people make when applying concealer is that they select a colour that is too light, thinking it will work better. But if the concealer is too light, then you'll get the 'reverse racoon' effect. \n\nPrescriptives makes a good concealer, called Camouflage Cream, and the beauty experts at their counters are trained to help you find the perfect match. Otherwise, try Yves Saint Laurent's legendary Touch Eclat - the new best friend of everyone in the beauty industry.\n\nSet the concealer with a light dusting of powder so that it stays put. If you feel that the powder is going on to cakey or thick, then buff it by tapping over the eye area with a makeup sponge or a cotton ball. This removes excess product and blends what's left behind. \n\nStep 3: Distract attention\nA cream shimmer or white shimmer pencil, applied on the inner corner of your eyes (which tends to be the darkest area of the undereye circles) will also help diminish their appearance. Check out The Body Shop's Eye Definer or Clinique's Quickliner for Eyes. \n\nAnd always avoid lining or applying mascara to your lower lashline, because that will only draw attention to the area and make it look much darker.\n\nA final trick\nOne short-term cure used by models is to apply cool cucumber slices or tea bags to the undereye area. This will help reduce swelling - on days when you've get out of bed after a late night of partying and find a shocking surprise when you look in the mirror.\n\nBy Renee LiButti\n(c) iVenus Limited. All rights reserved.\n\n I have used all of these tricks and they do work.
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/under-eye-puffiness/AN00664\n\nWhat causes puffy eyes? Is there anything I can do to reduce it?\n\n\nMayo Clinic dermatologist Lawrence Gibson, M.D., and colleagues answer select questions from readers.\nAnswer\nMild puffiness of the skin under your eyes can result from a number of causes, including:\n\nHeredity \nFluid retention such as due to changes in weather or hormone levels \nAllergies or dermatitis, especially if puffiness is accompanied by redness and itching \nUnder-eye puffiness is usually only a temporary cosmetic concern and rarely a sign of a serious underlying medical condition. Some tips for reducing mild under-eye puffiness:\n\nRaise the head of your bed at night. This helps prevent fluids from accumulating around your eyes as you sleep. \nWhile sitting up, apply a cool tap water compress to the skin under your eyes for a few minutes. You can also use chilled cucumber slices, a refrigerated gel mask or chilled, damp tea bags. \nThere is some anecdotal evidence that hemorrhoid cream applied under the eyes can reduce puffiness. But no clinical trials have evaluated its effectiveness for this use. Also, ingredients in hemorrhoid cream may be irritating to the skin around your eyes, resulting in dryness and inflammation.\n\nIf puffiness is severe and persistent or you notice swelling (edema) in other parts of your body, see your doctor. He or she will want to rule out other possible causes of swelling, such as kidney or thyroid problems or a side effect of medications.\n\n_______________________\n\nhttp://www.ageless.co.za/what-causes-puffy-eyes.htm#What%20causes%20puffy%20eyes?\n\nThyroid problems \nPeople suffering from a thyroid problem (also referred to as a goiter) normally have very protruding eyes - if you have any qualms about your thyroid not functioning effectively, or if you have any symptoms of an over - or under active thyroid please check the amount of iodine you consume, and consult your doctor immediately.\n\nAging and nutrition \nAs we age, the fragile skin around our eye start to lose its elasticity, and the lymphatic drainage system, which helps to keep the area voided of excess fluids, loses it proper functioning. \nNutrition can also play a part and although our product will assist in re-vitalizing the collagen and elastin in the skin around the eyes, you do need vitamin C in your body in order for collagen to be formed.\n\nIn the absence of vitamin C, the body cannot produce collagen. The RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) of 60 mg of vitamin C per day it will not achieve much, nor will it assist in enhancing and furthering the quality of your skin – this amount is only enough to prevent beriberi (scurvy).\n\nTo assist in collagen formation and re-vitalizing your fragile skin around the eyes - please consider taking an extra vitamin C (ascorbic acid) supplement, after checking with your medical practitioner.\n\nWhen taking a vitamin C supplement, look at one that contains bioflavonoids (vitamin P) as well, as these bioflavonoids boosts the efficacy with which the vitamin will perform its work.\n\nTiredness \nPlain tiredness will add to the problem. Check the amount of hours you sleep and also take note of the amount of hours you work in front of a computer terminal or watch television – both these activities can cause strain.\n\nEyedrops will relieve irritation and a bloodshot look, but will do little to soothe tired eyes.\n\n... crying...
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Breath, it'll get better!\nDrink lots of water to rehydrate.\nTake asprin/advil to reduce swelling.\nApply ice bag to eyes for 10 minutes, then a good face cream.\n\nLastly, find something to laugh about.
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Don't squeeze it.  That can give you a much more serious infection.  Keep on with the warm compresses, 2-4x/day for 20 minutes each.  Gently wash the eye with some very mild soap or shampoo once a day (with your eye shut).\n\nOr go to the doctor... it takes about five minutes to treat stys (they gently cut them open to drain them, then give you an antibiotic ointment)
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Cucumbers on the eyes, or a wet teabag. Use Visine as well to get rid of the redness.\n\nPS: I hope you will be ok. Sorry for whatever happened to you.
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pimples around the eye are different to normal facial ones.  Because the skin there is more elastic, they have to build up more pressure before they blow.  That takes more time, and they will get harder.  If a doctor has already looked at it, then no worries.  I pricked one I had with a sterilized needle , which you shouldn't do, but it did work. It was there for a couple months, hard, annoying as anything, light in colour.   But you aren't supposed to put a needle anywhere near your eye, and it could be dangerous, etc. etc. etc.
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Use some eyedrops to get rid of the redness and yellowing of the whites of your eyes.  Use a cold compress for the swelling.  The only other thing is careful makeup application.
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try washing ur face with warm water before going 2 bed at night.And include lots of pepper in ur diet.That will stop the swelling.
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Several possibilities.\n1. You could be having an allergic reaction to makeup.  If so, take Benedryl, and/or try an antihistamine eye rinse.  Visine makes one.\n2. It could be Conjunctivitis (pink eye).  Is there any discharge?  Particularly yellow or sticky discharge?  If so, a mild antibiotic gel can be prescribed.\n3. It may also be something caught up in there - an eyelash or something.  Try rinsing the eye with a mild saline solution 3 times a day if nothing else.\n\nNonetheless, I would see a doctor if you can.  Eyes aren't something you want to mess with.