Silk Naturals

Are the serums safe to use around the undereye area? I have two (un)pretty deep undereye wrinkles to get rid of and am wondering if the vitamin c or green tea and aloe serum would help. Wrinkles at 23 is no fun. =/ Even my grandmother has less lines than I do.

I am not sure what Karen will say, but I really don't see anything too irritating in them. I would still avoid getting much near your lashline.

Everyone's eyes are different, but I do use them around mine. Most of the ingredients are edible including the preservative so there shouldn't be an issue.

I'd recommend the Vitamin C- the peptides in that serum are fantastic for wrinkles.

I can't wait to get mine! I'm going to use the DMAE one for the puffiness on my under eye area.

Woo hoo! Thanks for this, Karen. I was looking for a vitamin C serum for the eyes and hopefully SN will do the trick.

I have used all of the serums all over my eyelids (carefully). Word of caution: don't use the rose or the aloe around the eyes, as they can sting a bit. But the vitamin C does work great and the DMAE is nice too.

Thanks, zeebs! The skin around my left eye tends to throw tantrums so I'll def be avoiding the rose and aloe serums.

I've used the Green Tea & Aloe and the VitC serums over my eyes without problems. My tear ducts don't work right in that they don't water properly, so I get gooey eyes and itchy eyes daily and sometimes, much worse. I even had a raised, red patch out the corner of one eye rim where it was a bit raw. I've used these serums without the slightest problem. You may, of course, be sensitive to any of the ingredients so it's always sensible to patch test first.

helena wrote:I've used the Green Tea & Aloe and the VitC serums over my eyes without problems. My tear ducts don't work right in that they don't water properly, so I get gooey eyes and itchy eyes daily and sometimes, much worse. I even had a raised, red patch out the corner of one eye rim where it was a bit raw. I've used these serums without the slightest problem. You may, of course, be sensitive to any of the ingredients so it's always sensible to patch test first.

Yeah, everybody is different. I agree that testing them conservatively is good. Maybe try them below your eyes at first, just a little dab. I find the Vitamin C to be most suitable for my eyes, but everyone has diff sensitivities.