Sensational Eyes Eye Cream for Dark Circles | Wrinkles & Fine Lines | 150 Applications | 15ml

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I use electricity to drain out excess water, tighten the muscles, and tighten the skin to make the jaw and cheeks look tight, lifted, and youthful," she says. Vargas adds that by the end of one treatment, the jawline and cheekbones already look more defined, but as with any workout, she says the best results show after a handful of sessions. But even as the trendy treatment gains popularity, there are still limited studies on the use of microcurrent in cosmetic settings, which brings me to... Does microcurrent therapy work? Gritty eyes – the feeling that there’s a tiny grain of sand in your eye and it just won’t go away – are very common. 2 Here, we’ll look at 10 possible causes. 1. Hay fever and other allergies In rare cases, people with MS can experience rapid and severe mood swings, suddenly bursting into tears, laughing, or shouting angrily for no apparent reason. Sexual problems In rare instances, burning eyes can be a sign of a serious sight- or life-threatening condition such as uveitis or orbital cellulitis (a sudden infection of the tissues immediately surrounding the eye, resulting in pain, swelling, discomfort when moving your eyes and decreased vision; orbital cellulitis is a medical emergency that requires prompt treatment to prevent vision loss). Many people who sleep with their eyes open are unaware of it and only find out they are doing it when someone tells them. The treatments range from taping your eyelids shut at night to surgery. 15 8. Blepharitis

First things first – don’t rub your eyes, no matter how much you want to! While rubbing your eyes might feel rather good, it might also, unfortunately, make things worse. If you have hay fever, for instance, you might accidentally end up rubbing in more pollen. 1But your eyes can feel gritty at any time of the year. Chilly winter winds can take their toll on your eyes, as well as your skin, for example. Even sleeping with your eyes open, something which is pretty common, can make your eyes feel gritty. But many of these problems aren't specific to MS and can be caused by a wide range of other conditions, including depression and anxiety, or even some medicines. Mental health issues Your outlook depends on which condition’s causing the pressure behind your eye. You’ll have the best chance of relieving the pressure if you follow your doctor’s instructions carefully and take any medications you’re prescribed.

Thyroid disease, a condition where your thyroid doesn’t function properly, can cause eye symptoms, such as: A stye, a small, red, painful pimple that appears on your upper or lower eyelid, can create the feeling that something is in your eye. Styes are very common – anyone can get them at any age. They can be painful and stop you from feeling and looking your best but the good news is that they will normally go away on their own after a week or two. 21 How to treat itchy and gritty eyes OTC eyedrops. You might want to try purchasing an OTC eyedrop. Some, like Alaway, Pataday, and Zaditor, contain antihistamines to treat allergic eyes. Others that work like artificial tears to lubricate the eyes include brands like Refresh, Systane, and Bion Tears. Using eyedrops that are preservative free can be more effective and less irritating. Achieve a youthful eye area with the Sensational Eyes Anti-Wrinkle Eye Cream from BABOR. Lightweight, the anti-ageing eye cream provides intense action, working to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.For headaches, you can take an over-the-counter pain reliever, such as aspirin (Bufferin, Bayer Advanced Aspirin), acetaminophen (Tylenol), or ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil). Some headache medicines combine aspirin or acetaminophen with caffeine or a sedative. For example, Excedrin Migraine combines aspirin, acetaminophen, and caffeine. Dry eye is a condition that happens when your tears don’t provide enough lubrication for your eyes. Sometimes, dry or gritty eyes are just the effects of aging. Dry eye is more common in people over 50. Laser eye surgery Blood tests to determine hormone levels. Hormones produced by the thyroid are key in diagnosing Graves’ disease.

Any potential case of eye herpes warrants a visit to your healthcare provider. You may need antiviral medication or steroid eye drops. An injury to your cornea can leave behind a lingering sensation that there’s something in your eye. Red and bloodshot eyes can look scary, especially if you don’t know what’s caused them, but they are usually nothing to worry about. Read on to find out all the ins and outs of what causes red and bloodshot eyes.Surgery (aka a lower blepharoplasty, where excess fat and tissue is removed from under the eyes for a permanently smooth result)

After finishing the left side of my face, Shane handed me a mirror to look at the results. I was pleasantly surprised— it was definitely subtle, but my skin already looked a bit tighter and smoother. After the first round of microcurrent, Shane applied a mask and went over my face once more before removing the remaining product with a warm towel. Then, my skin got a boost of hydration with oxygen therapy, followed by a few layers of hydrating face serums and a red LED light session (which, for the record, is used to help promote circulation). The number-one topical ingredient every single expert recommended for treating under-eye bags? Caffeine. According to dermatologist Fatima Fahs, MD, caffeine is a vasoconstrictor, meaning it tightens up blood vessels to reduce the appearance of veins and swelling. This lightweight eye cream from The Ordinary contains a major dose of caffeine, plus a mix of EGCG (a soothing antioxidant found in green tea) and peptides (to help strengthen the elasticity around your eyes). Massage a few dabs of serum under your eyes every morning, then follow with your regular face moisturizer. The secret to treating, and soothing, gritty eyes is to know just what is making them so frustratingly itchy. Minor corneal injuries tend to heal on their own within a few days. In the meantime, you can apply a cold compress to your closed eyelid several times a day for relief.

Pronounced bleh*fuh*rai*thus, it’s very common 16 and can be uncomfortable but usually isn’t serious. 17 (You might want to hide under your duvet for a bit but that’s usually as bad as it gets!) Just as too much sun can leave skin pink and itchy, catching too many rays can make our eyes dry, red, itchy, swollen and sore. Exposure to certain environmental conditions, like smoke, wind, or a dry climate, can affect your tear evaporation and cause gritty eyes. Pinguecula and pterygium are growths that develop on the conjunctiva. Pterygium starts on the conjunctiva and will grow over the cornea. If you are taking an allergy medication, or any other medication that you believe is causing your eyes to burn, make sure you discuss your concerns with your doctor before discontinuing use.