ETA: Also, let me know if you find anything that works on the under eye circles. I've had mine my entire life and at one point I had a doctor that was convinced it was an iron deficiency. :\
You too, huh? I've never heard of it being associated with iron deficiency though; that's new. So far, I've tried various Olay, Clinique and Skyn Icelandic Relief creams with no visible effect. Most concealers don't do well either. Makes me want to hide under my glasses more often. If I stumble upon something that actually does what it says on the tin, I'll pass it on.
I've never heard of it being associated with iron deficiency though; that's new.
It ended up not being that for me, 600 blood tests later, but that's not to say an iron supplement might not help yours.
Concealers don't really do much for me at all. I've noticed that it's better if I leave it a little heavier in the middle and blend the edges by dabbing my finger so it looks more natural, but I don't really like the feel of makeup.
I hear a lot of ads for Hydrolyze on the radio, but after Proactiv made my skin worse, I don't like trying things you can't actually buy in a store.
Yeesh, bet that was fun, being a human pin cushion. :/ After you mentioned that, I checked my multivitamins, and noticed that iron isn't covered. So, whether it's contributing to the hell circles or not, might as well pick up some supplements. Thanks for the heads up.
*nods* I tried one concealer that dried too quickly... felt so uncomfortable. And others just cake up. Do cosmetic companies actually think that spackling the circles over is an improvement?
Wow, the animation on Hydrolyze's homepage is ridiculous, even with the disclaimer underneath it. Apparently our only hope is Photoshop. *g*
Warning: Gonna get geeky on you.
I'm assuming it's cetyl alcohol? It's derived from oil. Chemically, an alcohol is any carbon chain with a oxygen/hydrogen bond. :)
Apparently it's Star Wars Day?
May the Fourth be with you!
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Hee. And also with you! (Wait, that sounds like a Catholic mass....)
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Quick, do 10 Jedi mind tricks as penance!
ETA: Also, let me know if you find anything that works on the under eye circles. I've had mine my entire life and at one point I had a doctor that was convinced it was an iron deficiency. :\
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You too, huh? I've never heard of it being associated with iron deficiency though; that's new. So far, I've tried various Olay, Clinique and Skyn Icelandic Relief creams with no visible effect. Most concealers don't do well either. Makes me want to hide under my glasses more often. If I stumble upon something that actually does what it says on the tin, I'll pass it on.
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It ended up not being that for me, 600 blood tests later, but that's not to say an iron supplement might not help yours.
Concealers don't really do much for me at all. I've noticed that it's better if I leave it a little heavier in the middle and blend the edges by dabbing my finger so it looks more natural, but I don't really like the feel of makeup.
I hear a lot of ads for Hydrolyze on the radio, but after Proactiv made my skin worse, I don't like trying things you can't actually buy in a store.
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After you mentioned that, I checked my multivitamins, and noticed that iron isn't covered. So, whether it's contributing to the hell circles or not, might as well pick up some supplements. Thanks for the heads up.
*nods* I tried one concealer that dried too quickly... felt so uncomfortable. And others just cake up. Do cosmetic companies actually think that spackling the circles over is an improvement?
Wow, the animation on Hydrolyze's homepage is ridiculous, even with the disclaimer underneath it. Apparently our only hope is Photoshop. *g*
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