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You can only use eye cream after you are 25 years old

I believe any pretty girl with a little bit of brains should understand this. Skin care has nothing to do with age, it only has to do with your current skin condition and skin demands.

After all, look at Song Zuer, she is still using eye cream at a young age. If you are young but already have wrinkles around your eyes

Using eye cream makes perfect sense.

Eye cream can be replaced by face cream

Please drag out the person who said this and give him a beating, thank you. Face cream is absolutely no substitute for eye cream.

Please don't be lazy just to save money. Compared with eye cream, face cream is not refreshing enough, and the oil content in face cream is much higher than that in eye cream.

If used for a long time it will lead to the formation of fat particles. You say you saved money on eye cream but got fat particles. Why bother?

Fat particles are caused by applying eye cream

It is possible but not certain! Fat granules are also called milia

In addition to eye cream being too greasy, excessive force when washing and exfoliating your face can cause small wounds that are invisible to the naked eye and can also generate fat particles.

In addition, incomplete makeup removal can also cause fat particles, so cleaning must be thorough!

I think the friend who said this probably has a misunderstanding about his or her dark circles.

First of all, dark circles can be divided into two types: congenital and acquired.

The skin around the eyes is naturally thin, so the veins are very obvious, a bit like dark circles.

There are many acquired reasons, such as staying up late, overusing eyes, and slow metabolism. Another reason is that makeup is not removed thoroughly all year round, which leads to pigmentation and so on.

Congenital dark circles can only be concealed by concealer, as for acquired dark circles, I hope everyone can stop staying up late from today on.

Eye cream can be divided into moisturizing, anti-aging, dark circle removal, etc. according to its function.

Then many beautiful girls will ask, some face creams are too harsh, and even if they are labeled as moisturizing, it may not really be moisturizing. How old are you, can’t you read the ingredient list? If you don't know how to read, I'll have to teach you.

The moisturizing ingredients in skin care products are generally divided into two types: chemical synthetic moisturizers and natural moisturizing factors.

The most common chemical synthetic moisturizer is polyol, which is the XX alcohol we often see in the ingredient list.

Natural moisturizing factor refers to the moisturizing ingredients that the skin can produce by itself, such as amino acids, lactate, and urea.

Anti-aging eye creams will inevitably contain the following ingredients: vitamin C, vitamin E, SOD, SPD, etc.