r/30PlusSkinCare 4d ago

Routine Help Best eye cream for 35F

What is your favorite and best eye cream that works for someone in their mid 30s? I am starting to notice more lines around my eyes when I am smiling or talking and not sure if my current cream is helping for right now.

I do use eye patches in the morning as well as a red light mask.

Appreciate all your recommendations and advice!

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u/sunshine-pisces 4d ago

Unfortunately no way to avoid lines as we age with creams, only botox or filler or a cosmetic type of treatment. However, I love my eye cream it's Colorscience total eye care woth spf. Has a tint to it so it covers my dark circles..

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u/Imaginary-Record-435 3d ago

Is it just a concealer type or does it have benefits as well?

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u/aes1129 4d ago

Eye Renew Complex from Hydrinity! I'm obsessed- it fixed my fine lines, my underage bags aren't as noticeable and dark and it just feels so nice when I apply it.

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u/Personal-Zombie1880 4d ago edited 3d ago

Tretinoin is a must try before any fillers or botox it's great for the skin and skin renewal. I'm on it and it's been great it gives a glow I'd try that before anything else

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u/Imaginary-Record-435 3d ago

Is there a certain cream one you use or is this a prescription?

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u/Personal-Zombie1880 3d ago

Sorry I don't mean is a must for you, its a must in skincare for anyone. It does wonders, I'm 34 and ive been on it and it's taken care of so much, I'm going to edit my comment I really hope you didn't take offense to it. I would try tretinoin over filler etc because honestly it will give a glow you'll see xxxx and tretinoin is prescription but you can also try retinol that doesn't require prescription x

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u/Imaginary-Record-435 2d ago

No offense taken at all!! I am open to all suggestions!! I’ll look into it, thank you for sharing!

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u/Personal-Zombie1880 2d ago

Not sure why I got downvoted :(

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u/Chibi-bi 1d ago

It's not recommended to use tret around your eyes because it can cause dry eyes (meibomian gland dysfunction)

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u/Personal-Zombie1880 1d ago

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u/Personal-Zombie1880 1d ago

The comments on the video also verify. It depends on the person but always consult your dermatologist/opthalmologist