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When Do You Put The Most Faith In Beauty Products?

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So for the first time in about three years I made a trip to the derm—with my wedding coming up next year, I figured I shouldn’t really procrastinate. (Visions of adult acne and a white dress dance in my head!) At the end of the appointment, I walked out with two prescriptions—one face lotion and an eye cream for the fine lines (that are turning into not-so-fine lines)—and one giant smile on my face about my new skincare regimen. I happily raced home to fill my Rx topical lotions and immediately started patting my new eye cream on those pesky fine lines and wondered: This isn’t my first time at the eye cream rodeo—why am so damn hyped up about this particular eye gunk? Do you tend to trust an expert more?

High-Tech Eye Cream Wows!

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A few days ago, I had another birthday. Yep, I am now firmly planted in my 40s. I can no longer say I am in my “early 40s” or that I “just turned 40”. For the most part, I have no problem with my age. However,…

Is Eye Cream A Big Old Waste Of Money?

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Say it ain’t so, but a major UK consumer organization claims that spending money on fancy eye creams is like investing in horses and buggies, or erm, something like that. The group Which? tested 12 anti-wrinkle products on volunteers between 35 and 65 years old, and “found none of them came close to eliminating or reducing the appearance of lines.” Not. Even. One. As a result, they concluded that a $5 eye cream is not too different from a $50-plus one. [Belfast Telegraph]

Really? Do you agree?

What Comes First, Eye Cream or Moisturizer?

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Just me or do you layer on skin care
products just kinda praying that you're
putting them on in the most effective order? Like should the antioxidant serum go before an acne treatment? Does eye cream (like these reader-approved ones) go on before moisturizer? Does it even freaken matter? We all have more important things to stress out about, so I'm sharing this step-by-step guide from a few trusted skin gurus. We can all sleep better tonight knowing that our wrinkles are being successfully attacked by...

Five Quizzes You Just Have to Take

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My guilty pleasure at work: taking 10 minutes
a day to do online quizzes (shhh, don't tell my boss!).
Do you do it too? Then you'll love these ones, not only are they fun and quick but you'll learn a thing or two. Hey, it's better than watching that Angelina Jolie YouTube video for the fifth time, right?

Could Your Makeup Be Causing Acne?

Quiz: Is Your Eye Cream a Rip-Off?

What's Your Ideal Foundation?

Test Your Knowledge of Beauty Myths

Acne & Wrinkles

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I am not paid to endorse these products rather I want to share my experience & opinions of these products to help consumers make an informed decision. I rely on product reviews to make my decision and I hope that I can help others make an informed decision as well. Happy shopping!!! ;)

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Don't Waste Your Money on These 14 Products for Your Skin

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Ugh! I just wasted a month on this ho-hum anti-aging product. I forked over the cash, applied religiously for weeks -- and what did I get? Nothing, nada, zip. Zero improvement on my lines. The only upside? I can share my story, along with all these other real people's tales, with you. Learn from our blown cash and wasted time, and use one of these top-rated wrinkle serums instead.

Here are the worst of the worst:

Does Cheapie Drugstore Wrinkle Cream Work Like Expensive Stuff? We Tested!

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You know what really sticks in my craw? When I find out Dove anti-aging eye cream works just as well as Lancome (which costs $20-$40 more). Don't believe it? This side-by-side comparison ought to convince you ... and if not, these before-and-after photos will.

Which is better, a $12 eye cream or a $100 one?

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It's a common dilemma: You don't want wrinkles or dark circles, but you don't want to shell out hundreds of dollars a year for eye cream either (am I right?). Are you doomed to crows feet or can you get results with a cheaper cream?

Short answer: Um … maybe. But … you have to know which one to use.