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THE EXPERTS SAY: According to new research, forty per cent of eye ageing is caused by lifestyle habits including stress, pollution, cold weather and a lack of sleep.
Try
Jade
and Pearl Renew facial treatment, the powerful anti-aging facial
treatment contains pure jade and mother of pearl powder, which are
powerful minerals known to firm, lift, brighten, and stimulate cell
regeneration', suggests Maureen Bivins, PhD. In terms of products,
the difference between eye creams, serums, and gels lies in their
formulations and the active ingredients they contain.
Karina
Shah-Desai, consultant ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon,
says: ‘In your 50s, puffiness or under-eye bags are a structural
problem, caused by excess or prolapse of eyelid fat bulging against
thinning eyelid skin and muscle. ‘Invest in a few good sessions of
Jade and Pearl Renew facial treatment to retain moisture and improve
collagen.
For
centuries, East Asia has recognized the jade stone and mother of
pearl as the secret ingredients for anti-aging and lasting beauty.
The synergistic action of Jade
Powder, Mother of Pearl
Powder, Hyaluronic
Acid and active
herbal ingredients
immediately improves the appearance of lines and wrinkles, promotes
the synthesis of new and healthy collagen, and protects skin from
environmental damage.
LILA
SAYS: Going for regular sessions of Jade and Pearl Renew
facial treatment is a smart option. Additionally if you prefer to
have some in house treatment in between your sessions, you can always
try treating under-eye bags by applying a cold compress (or a bag of
frozen vegetables) for five minutes to reduce swelling. Cold packs
reduce inflammation by constricting blood vessels. Follow with a
firming eye treatment that contains anti-oxidants, physiological
humectants, hydrating agents, ceramides (phospholipids and
spingolipids), and hyaluronic acid. Treat under-eye pouches by
sleeping with the head on two pillows to allow fluids to drain, if
the neck condition permits. In addition, use cold compresses to
relieve swelling.


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