How To Treat Eye Wrinkles: BEST Ingredients to Prevent Fine Lines | Dr Sam Bunting 

Use a retinoid formulated for the eye area. They’re much weaker but still affective over time.

Same, I use it under my eye. Eventhough I experience peeling, I can always moisturize.

Good that works for you, but everyone be careful with tret around the eyes! Many people are sensitive and get dry eye, because tret may inhibit the glands that lubricate the eyes. Sometimes this is an irreversible side effect. I'd rather be safe than sorry and use a retinol or milder product.

@@MyLoVeLyMaN since I have very oily skin, my skin doesn't get easily sensitized by the Tretinoin. Bakuchiol is an alternative for the eye area, but I'm not really into it.

You are thankfully an outlier. For most people retin-A thins the skin.

Ha, already done! drsambunting.com/products/flawless-nightly-eye-serum?variant=39710668193881

Which La Roche Posay eye product do you use?

Yes. The fat starts to go early under the eyes. Fat is the key.

Really? You are still really young, I am 32 and didn't notice until 30. But I was obsessed with skincare and took a lot of measures to prevent lines.

Same at almost 39 !!! I have worn sunglasses all the time since I was a teen because I wear rigid contacts and my eyes is a little sensitive to sunlight without knowing the benefit it will make on my skin later... Best decision ever!

This seems like the big sunglasses appreciation society, I'm just about to turn 39 and I have zero crows feet. But then again a resting bitch face kinda helps 😂

@@Riosgirl98 Lol !!!!

Me too ! At 41 no wrinkles

Don’t believe that

Hi Carol, lasers will "work" in the short term. But the wounding response initiated by lasers doesn't last and really we wouldn't want it to. It doesn't foster the natural structure of the skin. The best approaches all take time.

NO. The directions explicitly say not to do that. It's very irritating to my eyeball area if a trace diluted amount of nightly in my moisturizer gets rubbed in.

Thank you! Can you recommend any that can be used around eyes?

Love this 💖

I'm a side sleeper but am trying to train myself to sleep on my back. This will help with face lines created from pillows but also creases on the chest. It's really tough to get into the habit, though!

@@kendallstark4302 I’ve been trying for YEARS :( I even have a pillow with little bumpers on the side to prevent rolling over. It’s helped more than anything, but even then I probably only sleep on my back 30% of the time.

As a fair, freckled, sensitive skin woman with two red headed daughters, my personal experience is that SPF and moisture are the most important. I like the vanicream brand mineral SPF because chemical SPF burns. No tint, but I'm fair enough that it basically blends in. Lol I pay it gently around the eye with my ring finger. No rubbing. They also have nice moisturizers. No treatments in them... Just moisture. Without fragrance and most irritants they are the best option. Only straight vaseline is less irritating. My eczema prone daughter likes the Cetaphil ointment that is like Vaseline because she can pat it on her eye area without it stinging. I find I have to remove makeup from the eye area using oil. The only makeup remover that sometimes works is the elf brand makeup removing balm, but when my rosacea flares the coconut oil is soothing despite the fact that it can cause acne in some people. I use the vanicream gentle facial cleanser to remove the oil. Treatments usually sting, but especially vitamin c and retinol and "natural" retinol alternatives. The only treatment that seems to be comfortable... And then only if I am not in a sensitive flare... Is la Roche posse moisturizer with niacinamide in it. It is the one in the slender blue bottle that is only affordable when all the other products are cheap vanicream. Lol I use it two or three times a week. More than that stings. And I wear sunglasses regularly. Hope that helps. I feel your pain.

@@CJ_536 ok thank you so much for that piece of advice yes redhead struggles are so real lol 😂🥰 i also noticed it helps me if i wait about 30 minutes after i wash my face and tone etc. to wait before i apply my eye cream too and sometimes my retinol or lactic acid etc. cus i get that "sting"/ "burn" if i put it on too soon especially if used any form of microdermabrasion i also notice it if i get sunburned on my cheeks too it hurts when that happens i try to just do a cream i'll to try the vanicream i also think maybe i could have accidentally got my retinol under my eye by the accidental "swipe " lol

I don't think so - spf 30 at least, preferably spf 50 IMO

Or shiny. Like botoxed-skin.

Yes, I call them eye smile lines... I think they're beautiful actually. I always look at Julianne Moore's face and think... wow.. she's so beautiful with her twinkly eye smile lines. I don't know if she would be as stunning without them.

How was u with retinaldehyde

Not really, but it could sting badly. Vitamin-A derivates are used in eye creams and drops.. (the potency is different of course)

😂 yeah according to previous strategy

Hope so 🙏😊

Dr Sam has her marketing in check. The product came out 😅👍

@@ilyak8987 😉