Brother Michael was one who was looking a wee bit haggard and dark-circly under the eyes. And he saith,
Just a note to say that three days of proper facial care (including toner and moisturizer and eye cream, in addition to the witch hazel treatment) have already made a world of difference, and I haven’t even tried the makeup (though I will admit I bought some…we’ll see if I need it on Sunday). My congregation’s president said I “looked well-rested†when we met today–the first time she has ever said something like that.
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Thanks for letting us know, hon. And amen.
Well, we out here know that you like to get the good news along with the pleas for help! Glad I could offer some.
And it’s so nice not to look like I’m saving nuts for the winter under my eyes…
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Michael, you can never offer me nuts now!! hehe.
Okay, that does it. I’m off to buy a new cleanser and night cream and eye cream later today. Thanks for the testimony, Michael.
Caroline, who has been looking a bit eye-ringy of late and who hasn’t had a facial in too long (but who just got the name of a good esthetician from Mark The Fabulous Hairdresser, yay)
Well, five days in and I’m looking positively awake (and not because I’ve been sleeping more).
The circles are still there, but much (much) less puffy and three shades lighter. Not to mention, the glow in my cheeks is back. Who knew a little retinol and some night cream could do so much.
I will admit that it’s a little tricky balancing skin care with shaving one’s face. I try to be very gentle to the places that get unnaturally exfoliated six days a week.
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