Puffy Eyes & Eye Creams/Gels

Any suggestions for a remedy to reduce puffy eyes and works quickly. Im emergencies I've been using Preparation H but Id prefer something that I could use on a more regular basis.


I'm also looking for a good eye cream to help tighten skin. I'm also wondering what the benefits of using a caffeine based eye cream are?

Thanks
Sian

Have you tried cold spoons? When my eyes are really tired or irritated, they get puffy. I keep 2 spoons in the refrigerator and apply them to my closed eyes to get the swelling down.

I've also heard that cold, damp chamomile tea bags used as a compress helps with swelling.

Someone else on here mentioned facial shiatsu, it might be worth looking into it. I've also heard of non surgical facelifts, which might be similar.

I'm always on the look out for new methods. I've got small eyes and if i'm tired it's like they disappear. Not even concealer can help that!

I'll definately give that a try. I inherited them from my mother, and I tend to get puffy cheeks, under the eye and on top of the cheek bone.

Sian

Maybe I am the one who mentioned face shiatsu, maybe not, but actully it is what works best for me. It definitely helps refine the lines of my face, and remove the eyes' puffiness. And the ultimate eye cream is Menard's Collax, but it costs 100€. I also learned face shiatsu from them, They have opened a shop in Paris a few years ago and opening another one in Monaco next month, I don't know if they deliver in the UK from their website....It's a 50-year-old Japanese company, and their products are simply incredible. They organize beauty seminars once a month and I have brought there 3 friends who hate cosmetics yesterday, so that they could at least learn face shiatsu, and they bought all the products!!!!;-)

The girls there told me they would make a tutorial on their website in the next weeks/months, so if you're interested, you should definitely have a look on their website from time to time. (the make-up is excellent as well, the lipsticks stay for 14 or 16hrs, and quite cheap).