How to Compare Eye Serums - Follow This Advice and Buy One That REALLY Works!
When I say one that really works, what exactly have I in mind? First, I think we need to think about tightening or strengthening the under eye skin area. If we find an ingredient that does that, all the rest follows on as a natural consequence. If the skin is tighter and firmer there, there is less likely to be ugly pigmentation. There will also be less fluid retention so puffiness will be greatly reduced and appearance will immediately improve.The first thing to look out for is fragrance. Look for it on the label and avoid it. The reason is that it probably contains thousands of synthetic chemicals and that is not going to do your eyes any good and could even cause some irritation.
Then look for some of the nasty synthetic chemicals which are there basically to save the company money or perhaps prolong the shelf life of the product. Be on the look out for ingredients which end in DEA, MEA or TEA, acrylamide, formaldehyde, ethylparaben, paraffin wax, ethanols and mineral oils. All these and lots more are on the blacklist in the European Union but so far have escaped regulation in the USA. You have been warned. My advice is not to buy any eye cream with these ingredients.
So, what are the effective and safe ingredients we want to look for when we want to compare eye serums?
One of the most expensive and much sought after is Eyeliss which does a really good job in reducing the pigmentation and improving the whole area by tightening the skin and reducing all the fluid.
The result is a much lighter and smoother look and you will notice the difference after a short time. The reason this ingredient is so hard to find is that many companies find it too expensive to include and they prefer to use cheaper and much less effective elements.
When you want to compare eye serums, see if they have any of the following ingredients which are all natural and organic and no harmful chemicals have been used in their processing. Vitamin E is great for improving circulation and prevents veins from degenerating.
Active manuka honey is a great antibacterial and a powerful antioxidant which is essential in repairing the damage done by oxidation.
Look for Haloxyl and Homeo Age which are specially designed to strengthen and rejuvenate the delicate skin area around the eyes.
Once you have found a product which has most of the above ingredients, go for it. There are very few products on the market now which actually improve the areas around our eyes. When you find the right one, you will never have to compare eye serums again.