Dark Circles Under Eyes / Crows Feet

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  Why do I have dark circles or crows feet?

  The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on your body – the same thickness as an eggshell – and as you age, it gets even thinner. The area also has few oil glands, so dryness and lines from repeated squinting is common. It's the area of the face that most often shows the first signs of aging, and is prone to dark circles and fine lines. 

  Crows feet – lines that start at the outer corners of the eyes and become more pronounced when you smile – can be due to normal aging, but they are also commonly caused by UV damage. 
  
  Dark circles can have a purple, blue, grey or brownish hue. They are most commonly caused by dehydration, a lack of sleep, genetics, or medications. 

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  Treat dark circles and crows feet: Exfoliate

  Gentle exfoliation with a formula created specifically for use around the eyes will sweep away layers of dulling, dead surface flakes – exposing brighter, fresher skin, and minimizing the appearance of dark circles. 

  Use Quick Refiner for Eyes exfoliating enzymes and alpha hydroxy acids to remove dead, dulling skin cells and speed up cell turnover. It hydrates, soothes, strengthens and protects – “waking up” fatigued, aging eyes.

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  Treat dark circles and crows feet: Infuse skin with age-fighters

  Aging eyes need targeted daytime formulas, packed with ingredients that work in harmony to brighten and ease lines. Plus – they must help your concealer work even better. Look for gentle formulas with hydrating hyaluronic acid and antioxidants. 

  Multi-Task® Eye Creme’s light and non-greasy formula works to brighten dark circles and ease the look of crows feet – plus, it helps concealer glide on. If your skin’s more sensitive, try Calmitude® Delicate Skin Eye Gel specifically designed for skin that easily gets upset.