1) hydrate 2) avoid drying culprits like AHA BHA benzoyl peroxide and retinol. Coat with Vaseline. 3) protect from Sun with sunscreen 4) humidifier 5) moisturiser 6) Lifestyle habits- 8 yrs sleep, fruits vegetables and no alcohol. Exercise! 7) treat seasonal allergies 8) see a dermatologist
@@miaash3870 thank you. Castor oil causes irritation around my eyes. I'd still recommend just to moisturize your eyelids on a daily basis, it seems to be the most effective way to avoid formation of new fine lines.
@@olganova3058 Try buckthorn oil. It is much milder, however, it is very orangey, and it colours everything it comes in contact with! However, it is a fabulous oil!
Stop watching porn and your eyes should back to normal. The dryness should stop soon after but the wrinkles take a bit longer. Let me know if it helps 👍
I just wet my face and then wash it with Cerave Hydrating Cleaning Gel and it works great and all mascara and makeup is gone with minimal scrubbing of the skin
Omg I hate makeup wipes. They have a lot of hidden awful ingredients and fragrance. Let alone that most are no rinse and all the bad stuff is left on the skin and occluded by your moisturizer. Icky yikes
I am a senior and SO appreciate all your information and tips. Ive restocked my entire skin care with your recommendations, thank you Leilani Mihojevich
I was doing a relatives eye makeup when I was 18. Hers where very wrinkley and crepey. I vowed at 18, to always wear an eye cream. This was my 1st step into skincare. Now, I make sure I ALWAYS have sunscreen before anything else. 🤗
@Chelle Bright definitely! 🤗 She is married into the family and thankfully my family seems to have the good genes, so far! I have switched to Avene Ret. Eye cream that Dr Dray has talked about on her channel before. And because of her, now wear sunscreen religiously too! ❤🤗😀
I never comment, but I have been watching you for a long time! I gotta say You cover so many relevant things and are so informative! Just giving a thanks to you sweet lady!
The Coppertone sunscreen you recommended for the eye area actually stings my eyes pretty bad. I did get a tinted sunscreen after you mentioned the additional benefits of the tint. Australian Gold Botanical Tinted Sunscreen does not burn my eyes at all.
It's not tinted, but the CeraVe sunscreen stick is a big winner in my book. Tried many facial sunscreens that all burned my eyes or were way too white cast for me. It's very sheer for a mineral sunscreen, SPF 50 and has hyaluronic acid and ceramides in it
Dry eye lids are not my problem. It's the skin under the eyes: dark circles, dry skin, and fine lines. I also have very sensitive eyes do to allergies. Any suggestions.
@@angg4144 when anyone says “Vaseline” they are talking about the original petroleum jelly. It is trade marked. There are other brands of petroleum jelly. There is only one Vaseline. Yes; they do make a Baby Vaseline now with added fragrance. But that still isn’t what people mean when they say Vaseline. Got it? By the way, Vaseline around the eyes can cause clogged pores and when that happens the pores turn white. You might have noticed this on some folks. It happened to me. I stopped using the product and luckily it went away. It is NOT good to use petroleum products on your face. But having said that, it does work for some people. I’m just not one. There are a multitude of products made for this purpose. I’d look into them.Companies like Paula’s Choice, Embryolisse, Burt’s Bees and many more are cruelty free and make lovely eye creams. Check out cruelty free kitty for companies.
I know she's smart and knowledgeable, but her voice turns me off completely. Especially that constant "Hey guys". Plus it takes her forever to get to the point.
I had an anaphylactic shock reaction to an allergy shot! My eyes swelled shut and stayed that way for 36 hours after treatment for the anaphylaxis. Eventually, I had to have eyelid surgery, because the residual sagging left after the swelling made it hard for me to see-I lost my peripheral vision!
@@vetsai8199 Yeah that's such a surprising and expensive outcome of an allergy shot. I'm glad to hear it was able to be rectified. Ceasing allergy shots sounds sensible indeed.
Hey Dr. Dray, thank you for always sharing awesome content. I always get compliments on my skin and I always refer your RUclips channel. You saved my skin two years ago and never went back. I sunscreen all year around. Sunscreen and subscribe!!!! Congratulations for reaching over 1M subscribers 🎉🎉🎉.
I'm one of that people who had irritation on my eyelids due to some other products used on the rest of my face. I used a vitamin C serum and then put my moisturizer over my eyelids waiting for the serum to absorb. I stopped being irritated just after I started to wash my hands after applying the serum and before applying a moisturizer over my eyelids. 🤦♀️
I’ve heard some controversy about using regular face cream on the eyes. I’m glad to know that you can. I have the cereve eye cream and don’t see a difference in the formula compared to its face cream. Your always so informative and clear!
Other skin care folks agree that eye creams aren't necessarily needed as they contain the same ingredients as a regular moisturizer. Dr Davin Lim suggests that if you have moisturizer that may be too rich, to take a mild/bland moisturizer mix two parts of that with one part of your regular moisturizer and use that for your eyes. Retinol eye creams tend to be the exception.
@@debedwards1717 I think that means that your face cream is too harsh itself. If it can't be gentle enough for your under eyes, its not gentle enough for your face.
I have eczema and bought into the eye cream market for years. Thanks to Dr Dray, now I just use my vanicream moisturizing cream. It’s better than any expensive eye cream I tired and my eczema is a lot better.
I love VaniCream moisturizer. Never tried as an eye cream. I will give it a try. My eyes under my eyes have been so dry and I use eye cream and Vaseline at night.
@@kimn9568 definitely try it. I was nervous at first to put the vanicream on my face and eyes. Vaseline/Petroleum alone is too greasy for me. It gives me acne and milia, but vanicream is the perfect blend of petroleum and lotion.
@@gbeana81 I have tried the vanicream lotion as an undereye cream. Although it does moisturize, the skin underneath my eyes appear dry after a few hours. I have super dry skin. I have gone back to using an eye cream and the vanicream on top. That seems to work the best. In case you need an eye cream.... my favorite eye cream is the 100% Pure Coffee Bean Caffeine Eye Cream. I've tried many eye creams and I think it's one of best ones out there. It also contains pure ingredients.
@@LoveABun I use all VaniCream products. I love the Facial Cleanser at night, moisturizing Cream (in the tube as facial moisturizer) and moisturizing cream (tub as body moisturizer). It’s the best line that I’ve ever used. I’ve tried many products (expensive and drugstore).
I like to use supergoop bright-eyed mineral sunscreen eye cream during the day. I know it's not necessary but I love it, and find it's a great dupe for colorescience 3-in-1 eye 💚
I had severe eczema on my eyelids and on my lips... It was so bad my lips would bleed.. Turned out it was my dairy allergy.. Did you ever hear of that? I know true dairy allergy's are not that common.. Now no issues that I'm dairy free... :)
Yay! You have more than 1M subscribers already, Dr. Dray 🥳 Congratulations! 🥂 You deserve it for all the great things you share, and for combating misinformation with science 😆
ATTENTION DR. DRAY ‼️🆘‼️ I know u prob won’t see this but I’m still going to comment bc I really just wanted to tell you how beneficial/helpful you are to my life & how grateful I am to be able to consistently watch & enjoy your videos every week! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your everyday life to share your knowledge & experience with myself & so many others! You’re amazing! - Sapphire 🥰
I straight up used my tretinoin on my under eye wrinkles (my dermatologist said I could do this) and they peeled a little during the stages where my skin was getting used to the tretinoin, but now after 3 months they are wrinkle free and my dark circles even got lighter!
Dr Dray, my eyes usually reject 90% of face skin care I buy (not eye care, face care). I try to identify which ingredients cause it to me. But it's impossible. Could you maybe tell about hyper sensitive eyes which reject most of skin care? How you deal with your clients in this case?
Have you tried blackout curtains, stop eating at least 3 hrs before bedtime, white noise from a fan, or You Tube has these great blackout sounds from crickets, ocean waves etc... if you have a TV in your bedroom. Also turn off your phone, computer, turn your clock around on your nightstand, and TV because the bluelight will mess with your circadium rhythm. I tried that and it helped a lot!!!! I hope these help you.
I've been using the cerave night cream around my eyes and I've loved it. I didn't like it all over my face but my eye area feels way better now. (I still have patches of eczema but they've improved!)
Dr. Dray. I wish you could start an online Dermatology business.. we could sign up to be virtual patients! I've never had a Dermatologist (I've had many) as - thorough - as you! Appreciate your videos:)
Can you explain WHY droopy eye lid happens? .....mine are laying on my lashes😪😪😪😪..... I have always been healthy...... eat well , hydrate , exercise.....
Thank you for all of your helpful information as always Dr Dray!! I suffer from dry eyes and never thought about asking my dermatologist about it. My eye doctor who is treating me has only been minimally helpful and I'm glad to hear there may be more I can do for this problem
In addition to Dr Dray's invaluable advice, the application of our make-up (amount, technique, colors etc.) can make a huge difference to the youthful appearance of our eyes. I don't wear foundation or powder under my eyes anymore (as it makes creases look worse), just a dewy sunscreen & a moisturiser/serum. Thankfully, I now only have some very faint melasma spots, which I just dot lightly with a finely sharpened flesh-colored eye pencil eg. Nyx. (See Dray's videos about fading melasma/hyperpigmentation). I sometimes need to use a non-chalky pencil or concealer to carefully blend away darker inner eye corners & troughs, and to even out skin-tone on eyelids. Wearing eyeliner too thick and/or dark can be aging and make eyes appear tired. Just curling lashes, a favourite black/brown mascara and a touch of a warm cinnamon coloured eye pencil/shadow can be enough...more flattering and youthful. There are some talented RUclipsrs who instruct on simple, up-to-date, youthful make-up looks. 👱♀️❤
@@dianemarie4869 I've started putting Vaseline over my eyes and/or face after my evening routine skincare products, as recommnded by Dr Dray. Also, then not washing my face in the morning and going straight in with Cosrx snail mucin around the eyes, then non-zinc sunscreen and then a face primer (also around my eyes) to smooth and seal it all in. It seems to prevent the SPF going into my eyes, and make make-up go on smoother and stay put longer, esp. eye make up. I only put concealer on the inner eye corners and eye troughs, not under my eyes. If you feel you have to, just some lightweight foundation then blot off with a tissue...but no powder. I use the Sace Lady concealer (from Aliexpress / eBay). It covers everything. It's too thick to use undereyes. It can actually makes undereyes/laughlines look worse because it is so thick...so don't use it there! Only inner eyes and eye troughs, apply with a small brush. A little bit goes a long way! It can be thinned down with moisturiser/serum to use as a foundation. It is very affordable. If you are looking for a fine, not cakey face powder, I use the Lili Lolo mineral loose powder. You can purchase from the UK, or from a stockist in/near your country. 👱♀️❤
Hi Dr. Dray, thanks so much for all the research, thought, and effort you put into doing so many videos. I've gotten great value from them and you're the top reason I began washing my face consistently and using moisturizer and learned about Cerave products for that I've been really happy with and have a good sense of other changes to make. And learned good lip balms and a lot of skin info. Your skin is gorgeous. I love that you care so well for it and let it just glow and be it's own makeup other than say a touch of mascara or tinted lip balm. Nothing wrong with makeup if it empowers someone or accentuates beauty for them and they enjoy it but I also love the philosophy of caring for and being proud of naked skin like that.
Thank you for saying something about contact dermatitis and nail polish. In my tweens through 20 years old this was a real serious issue for me. Turned out it was a formaldehyde allergy (also had issue during biology class). Took years to figure it out. Thanks for mentioning Dr Dray may help others. Great video.
Dr Dray…thanks so much for this video. I struggle with this problem and the puffiness under the eyes. . Your videos have helped me so much. Thanks 🙏 your awesome!!!! Hugs!!🤗
But the retinol % in eye creams is soooooooo low compared to that you would use on your face? Surely there had to be some other way where you can still get the benefit of higher % retinol around your eyes? After all, this is probably where you need it most for those wrinkles! Or is it the case that your eyes don’t need anything above like a 0.01 or 0.1% retinol? Thanks 😊
New subscriber here. Love your content Dr. Dray. I also have to say, I love love LOVE CeraVe moisturizing cream in a tub. Its packaging is so unassuming and not very pretty on one's vanity but it is so good. Not sure how it would be on oilier skin but if you have normal to dry skin like me, it is fabulous! It has been a game changer for me, especially over these winter months.
Thank you for this video! Had a horribly dry eyelid (yes, just the left eyelid) and had to see a derm. He told me to use hydrocortisone 1% but also ended up prescribing me Desonide cream 0.05%. Miss seeing your mom and Tybee! Please say hello 🙋🏻♀️💞
Thank you for always giving no nonsense tips about not wasting money on excess products. (One for the lids, one for the face) And I love that you recommend products that are easy to find at the drug store. Thank you!!
I just discovered your videos and can’t stop watching... that‘s the kind of information I was searching for so long! Thank you so much!!! I live in germany and I would like to buy the CeraVe moisturizing cream that you recommend at 5:38 min. The package design in germany is a bit different. Is this the product for the face or for the body?
Dr. Dray, you have educated me so much on skin care. I do no not mean any disrespect but are you experiencing angular cheilitis in this video? I have suffered from it for years. You look amazing as always! You are an absolute inspiration.
Thanks for another great video! Could you talk about the impact of exercise on skin and what could be done to pre-empt it? I worry that my running and the bouncing action could be contributing to sagging jowls and etc. Also what about sauna use which supposedly has so many health benefits, but what about skin? Could it lead to water loss in the skin?
Omg my left eyelid has been so dry and I've been hydrating like crazy. I'm glad I've been doing everything right. I was wondering why the heck my eye has been dry. Great video at a great time.
Hi, thanks for this subject, I was wondering if you could address blepharitis. It’s such a bummer because of the use of warm compresses recommended ( I found a good electric one ) they say to use warm compresses and it’s a mess and plus not sanitary. Then developing chalazion etc. the skin on the eyelids suffers greatly from this! Thanks for your advice in advance. I really enjoy your excellent advice and your channel!
Thank you!!!Very informative. I also used the moisturizer for me eyes, it feels so calming and cool, especially, Cerave moisturizers. I also agree, that its not necessary to wash your face twice especially when its winter.
hi Dr Dray, you are the only skincare youtuber I watch. I would like to make a video suggestion of like “what’s in my shower” or “skincare collection” etc. It would be a lot of fun to see all the products you own and how you organize them!!
When people say nighttime I always just consider it my sleep time. Night shift is hard because most of us don’t get as much sleep as we do when we follow a more normal sleep pattern.
Glow Recipes products tend to have fragrance/fruit extract in them. You definitely don't want that in an eye product but if it works for you that's good.
@@db-gb5xi omg totally. I would never buy from this overpriced brand with my own money. They just sent me a bunch of their stuff because I’m a TikTok influencer and I was woundering if it’s beneficial to use given it’s free 🤷♂️ I know they use fragrance but it’s also like last on the ingredient list sooo....
@@thecookingnerd1433 Okay. Dr Dray reviewed some of their products in one of her shop with me sephora videos, she didn't like the fruit extracts/juices/fragrance in them and turns out she did review the avocado mask, she said you don't want to use fragrance ingredients with retinols due to possible irritation.
I have oily skin and use the LRP tolerian fluid for my face and it's great but for around my eyes it's just not rich enough. So yes I need an eye cream.
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1) hydrate
2) avoid drying culprits like AHA BHA benzoyl peroxide and retinol. Coat with Vaseline.
3) protect from Sun with sunscreen
4) humidifier
5) moisturiser
6) Lifestyle habits- 8 yrs sleep, fruits vegetables and no alcohol. Exercise!
7) treat seasonal allergies
8) see a dermatologist
Ohhhh 8 years of sleep!!!
@@susanloffhagen7788 hahahahaha
Woah 8 years? I thought it was only 8 hours!!! :o
8 years of sleep... smh i can get behind
8yrs of sleep could make up for all i lost and more!
I can't even express, how relatable this topic is. My heart goes to everyone who struggles with eye wrinkles and dry eyelids at the moment 😭
thanks for watching
Glycerin your face during weekends.
A great approach to reduce/eliminate the dryness.
Castor oil on the eyebrows/eyelashes is highly effective.
@@miaash3870 thank you. Castor oil causes irritation around my eyes. I'd still recommend just to moisturize your eyelids on a daily basis, it seems to be the most effective way to avoid formation of new fine lines.
@@olganova3058 Try buckthorn oil. It is much milder, however, it is very orangey, and it colours everything it comes in contact with! However, it is a fabulous oil!
Stop watching porn and your eyes should back to normal. The dryness should stop soon after but the wrinkles take a bit longer.
Let me know if it helps 👍
The skin on my eyelids improved drastically when I stopped using make-up wipes to remove eyeshadow and mascara!
Absolutely! Wipes aren’t good for the whole face.
I just wet my face and then wash it with Cerave Hydrating Cleaning Gel and it works great and all mascara and makeup is gone with minimal scrubbing of the skin
Double cleansing would remove most of makeup (use oil cleanser first then gentle face wash)
Omg I hate makeup wipes. They have a lot of hidden awful ingredients and fragrance. Let alone that most are no rinse and all the bad stuff is left on the skin and occluded by your moisturizer. Icky yikes
That’s crazy, didn’t know wipes could do that. Thanks
Dr Dray so many people loves you ,never stop 👏
I am a senior and SO appreciate all your information and tips. Ive restocked my entire skin care with your recommendations, thank you Leilani Mihojevich
I was doing a relatives eye makeup when I was 18. Hers where very wrinkley and crepey. I vowed at 18, to always wear an eye cream. This was my 1st step into skincare. Now, I make sure I ALWAYS have sunscreen before anything else. 🤗
@Chelle Bright definitely! 🤗 She is married into the family and thankfully my family seems to have the good genes, so far! I have switched to Avene Ret. Eye cream that Dr Dray has talked about on her channel before. And because of her, now wear sunscreen religiously too! ❤🤗😀
Does wearing glasses or contacts count as a factor of eye-aging?
I never comment, but I have been watching you for a long time! I gotta say You cover so many relevant things and are so informative! Just giving a thanks to you sweet lady!
The Coppertone sunscreen you recommended for the eye area actually stings my eyes pretty bad.
I did get a tinted sunscreen after you mentioned the additional benefits of the tint. Australian Gold Botanical Tinted Sunscreen does not burn my eyes at all.
I love Australian Gold Tinted. It's been the best sunscreen I've found. That and Kose Suncut in the blue bottle
It's not tinted, but the CeraVe sunscreen stick is a big winner in my book. Tried many facial sunscreens that all burned my eyes or were way too white cast for me. It's very sheer for a mineral sunscreen, SPF 50 and has hyaluronic acid and ceramides in it
I like the Australian Gold Botanical Tinted Sunscreen but it does burn my eyes , which I didn't think mineral sunscreen would do.
Dry eye lids are not my problem. It's the skin under the eyes: dark circles, dry skin, and fine lines. I also have very sensitive eyes do to allergies. Any suggestions.
I have markings on my cheekbones due to so much puffiness
Vaseline over the top of your moisturiser on this area at night. Honestly changed my life 👌🏻
Me too, this would be a good video followup.
@@LishaLightning What type of vaseline?
@@angg4144 when anyone says “Vaseline” they are talking about the original petroleum jelly. It is trade marked. There are other brands of petroleum jelly. There is only one Vaseline. Yes; they do make a Baby Vaseline now with added fragrance. But that still isn’t what people mean when they say Vaseline. Got it? By the way, Vaseline around the eyes can cause clogged pores and when that happens the pores turn white. You might have noticed this on some folks. It happened to me. I stopped using the product and luckily it went away. It is NOT good to use petroleum products on your face. But having said that, it does work for some people. I’m just not one. There are a multitude of products made for this purpose. I’d look into them.Companies like Paula’s Choice, Embryolisse, Burt’s Bees and many more are cruelty free and make lovely eye creams. Check out cruelty free kitty for companies.
I just LOVE the way you talk, the words that you use, "drying culprits", it's so funny. You're so intelligent and you have a nice sense of humor
I know she's smart and knowledgeable, but her voice turns me off completely. Especially that constant "Hey guys". Plus it takes her forever to get to the point.
My eyelids get so puffy from allergies. I’m allergic to everything it seems and my eyelids are the first sign of allergies for me
I had an anaphylactic shock reaction to an allergy shot! My eyes swelled shut and stayed that way for 36 hours after treatment for the anaphylaxis. Eventually, I had to have eyelid surgery, because the residual sagging left after the swelling made it hard for me to see-I lost my peripheral vision!
@@vetsai8199 Wow, that sounds like it must have been huge swelling.
Are they back to normal now after the surgery?
Oh, yes...I had the surgery 10 years ago. I was able to drive again two weeks later. But I swore off allergy shots-not worth the risk!
@@vetsai8199 Yeah that's such a surprising and expensive outcome of an allergy shot.
I'm glad to hear it was able to be rectified.
Ceasing allergy shots sounds sensible indeed.
The same in my case. My eyes reject 90% of skin care I buy
This is super relatable, especially for people that stare at screens all day - I.e. me making this comment lol.
Me too!! I sit in an office without any windows for 8hrs a day and stare a computer screen all day 😅😅
thanks for watching
@@annaba266 same here 🥲
@Paige Five how bout watching ya he video lol. Dr. Dray even labels the time stamps in the video
Hey Dr. Dray, thank you for always sharing awesome content. I always get compliments on my skin and I always refer your RUclips channel. You saved my skin two years ago and never went back. I sunscreen all year around. Sunscreen and subscribe!!!! Congratulations for reaching over 1M subscribers 🎉🎉🎉.
Which sunscreen do you use? :)
@@moises8984 I use the Neutrogena as well as Elta MD tinted and I just got CeraVe 30 SPF tinted but but I haven't tried it yet. I hope this helps you
I'm one of that people who had irritation on my eyelids due to some other products used on the rest of my face.
I used a vitamin C serum and then put my moisturizer over my eyelids waiting for the serum to absorb. I stopped being irritated just after I started to wash my hands after applying the serum and before applying a moisturizer over my eyelids. 🤦♀️
I used to use scrubs and acids all over my face and eyelids thinking that I could get rid of wrinkles and discoloration 🤦🏽♀️ i made everything worse!
I’ve heard some controversy about using regular face cream on the eyes. I’m glad to know that you can. I have the cereve eye cream and don’t see a difference in the formula compared to its face cream. Your always so informative and clear!
Other skin care folks agree that eye creams aren't necessarily needed as they contain the same ingredients as a regular moisturizer. Dr Davin Lim suggests that if you have moisturizer that may be too rich, to take a mild/bland moisturizer mix two parts of that with one part of your regular moisturizer and use that for your eyes. Retinol eye creams tend to be the exception.
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I have tried using my regular face creams around my eyes and I end up with red, extremely puffy eyes. So I still use my eye creams.
@@debedwards1717 It's not going to work for everyone so do what works for you.
@@debedwards1717 I think that means that your face cream is too harsh itself. If it can't be gentle enough for your under eyes, its not gentle enough for your face.
Mam which one is best for anti aging adapalene or retinaldehyde?
Can you review the new shopmissa skincare line? everything is literally $2 or less.
My skin has never been healthier ! Thank you dr. Dray
So glad!
Which retinol eye cream would you recommend to properly moisturize the upper and lower eyes while making it have a tighter look?
You can just buffer your retinol with moisturiser (or eye cream) to make it absorb less either before or after you apply the retinol
I have eczema and bought into the eye cream market for years. Thanks to Dr Dray, now I just use my vanicream moisturizing cream. It’s better than any expensive eye cream I tired and my eczema is a lot better.
I love VaniCream moisturizer. Never tried as an eye cream. I will give it a try. My eyes under my eyes have been so dry and I use eye cream and Vaseline at night.
@@kimn9568 definitely try it. I was nervous at first to put the vanicream on my face and eyes. Vaseline/Petroleum alone is too greasy for me. It gives me acne and milia, but vanicream is the perfect blend of petroleum and lotion.
@@gbeana81 I have tried the vanicream lotion as an undereye cream. Although it does moisturize, the skin underneath my eyes appear dry after a few hours. I have super dry skin. I have gone back to using an eye cream and the vanicream on top. That seems to work the best.
In case you need an eye cream.... my favorite eye cream is the 100% Pure Coffee Bean Caffeine Eye Cream. I've tried many eye creams and I think it's one of best ones out there. It also contains pure ingredients.
@@LoveABun I use all VaniCream products. I love the Facial Cleanser at night, moisturizing Cream (in the tube as facial moisturizer) and moisturizing cream (tub as body moisturizer). It’s the best line that I’ve ever used. I’ve tried many products (expensive and drugstore).
I find it so hard to find a sunscreen that doesn’t irritate my eyes so going to try some of your recommendations
I like to use supergoop bright-eyed mineral sunscreen eye cream during the day. I know it's not necessary but I love it, and find it's a great dupe for colorescience 3-in-1 eye 💚
Currently sipping on my fourth glass of water while watching this video. I learned years ago that drinking water greatly improves my acne.
Yes, I am not sure why she said it isn't a huge factor for the skin. Very confusing!
Me having lunch and taking notes!! Happy Thursday 😃 Dr Dray!
The La Roche Posay products you recommended saved my skin! Thank you.
I had severe eczema on my eyelids and on my lips... It was so bad my lips would bleed.. Turned out it was my dairy allergy.. Did you ever hear of that? I know true dairy allergy's are not that common.. Now no issues that I'm dairy free... :)
Yay! You have more than 1M subscribers already, Dr. Dray 🥳 Congratulations! 🥂 You deserve it for all the great things you share, and for combating misinformation with science 😆
Dr. Dray your skin looks beautiful please update us with your skincare routine.
I was thinking the exact same lol. Yes, I second this.
ATTENTION DR. DRAY ‼️🆘‼️
I know u prob won’t see this but I’m still going to comment bc I really just wanted to tell you how beneficial/helpful you are to my life & how grateful I am to be able to consistently watch & enjoy your videos every week! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your everyday life to share your knowledge & experience with myself & so many others! You’re amazing!
- Sapphire 🥰
I've just pinched my skin and then immediately drank a cup of water :)
I drank a cup of rum then immediately pinched my skin
@@ra803g6 that's is the correct order 🤣
I straight up used my tretinoin on my under eye wrinkles (my dermatologist said I could do this) and they peeled a little during the stages where my skin was getting used to the tretinoin, but now after 3 months they are wrinkle free and my dark circles even got lighter!
Good to know! Thanks for the comment.
Dr Dray, my eyes usually reject 90% of face skin care I buy (not eye care, face care). I try to identify which ingredients cause it to me. But it's impossible. Could you maybe tell about hyper sensitive eyes which reject most of skin care? How you deal with your clients in this case?
I use mineral sunscreen as eye shadow! It makes a beautiful "no makeup makeup" look!
Which brand do you use?
Thank you for the video. I really have dry eye lids and under eye area.
Glad it was helpful!
I completely agree with the hydration!
makes a difference
No matter how hard I try, it seems impossible to get 8 hrs of sleep. I either can’t fall asleep or wake up early😩
So relatable
Have you tried blackout curtains, stop eating at least 3 hrs before bedtime, white noise from a fan, or You Tube has these great blackout sounds from crickets, ocean waves etc... if you have a TV in your bedroom. Also turn off your phone, computer, turn your clock around on your nightstand, and TV because the bluelight will mess with your circadium rhythm. I tried that and it helped a lot!!!! I hope these help you.
It takes time but set a routine go to sleep at the same time no matter what. You will get to it and dont watch tv or any screen before bed time.
I was like you before. But I made myself getting up early for a week and now I can't sleep late 😅
Melatonin works wonderful for me, along with a decent night time routine to help me sleep
I have stopped using prescription azelaic acid around my eyes. Very drying. Made me age 10 years!
Dr Dray when will you be making a video on skincare for 50 and 60 year old women? To complete the series... And a video on healthy nails please.
i have a video on nails
And 70 to 80 year olds
Have you checked out channels from HotandFlashy or MrKongsMom or Caroline Hirons or Nadine Baggott? All these ladies can talk to mature skin issues.
I've been using the cerave night cream around my eyes and I've loved it. I didn't like it all over my face but my eye area feels way better now. (I still have patches of eczema but they've improved!)
Dr. Dray. I wish you could start an online Dermatology business.. we could sign up to be virtual patients! I've never had a Dermatologist (I've had many) as - thorough - as you! Appreciate your videos:)
Count me in as a patient!!! 😁
Amen. I'm in.
Now that sounds like a plan!
I’m in!!
I have oily skin but dry under eye area which looks really ageing. Can I still use Cerave Moisturising Cream as an under eye moisturiser?
Wise and thorough advice, as always! Dr Dray, you are a true physician and educator. Thank you so much.
Can you explain WHY droopy eye lid happens? .....mine are laying on my lashes😪😪😪😪..... I have always been healthy...... eat well , hydrate , exercise.....
i used to drink beer pretty much every day but i’ve cut back to only the weekend and my skin improved drastically no more dull skin for me 👍🏻
Yay for you!! A treat is so much more enjoyable than a habit, Great job!
@@dcmcgeee8688 thank you and yes totally agree !!
Congratulations on passing 1million subscribers! ( I just noticed.) Thanks for all the down to earth advice. From 🇨🇦
Can you review the Life Extension skincare product s please. Thank you. I admire you Dr.Dray . You are #1. I believe in you so much
Thank you for all of your helpful information as always Dr Dray!! I suffer from dry eyes and never thought about asking my dermatologist about it. My eye doctor who is treating me has only been minimally helpful and I'm glad to hear there may be more I can do for this problem
In addition to Dr Dray's invaluable advice, the application of our make-up (amount, technique, colors etc.) can make a huge difference to the youthful appearance of our eyes.
I don't wear foundation or powder under my eyes anymore (as it makes creases look worse), just a dewy sunscreen & a moisturiser/serum. Thankfully, I now only have some very faint melasma spots, which I just dot lightly with a finely sharpened flesh-colored eye pencil eg. Nyx. (See Dray's videos about fading melasma/hyperpigmentation). I sometimes need to use a non-chalky pencil or concealer to carefully blend away darker inner eye corners & troughs, and to even out skin-tone on eyelids. Wearing eyeliner too thick and/or dark can be aging and make eyes appear tired. Just curling lashes, a favourite black/brown mascara and a touch of a warm cinnamon coloured eye pencil/shadow can be enough...more flattering and youthful. There are some talented RUclipsrs who instruct on simple, up-to-date, youthful make-up looks.
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What concealer do you recommend? Mine always creases too:(
@@dianemarie4869 I've started putting Vaseline over my eyes and/or face after my evening routine skincare products, as recommnded by Dr Dray. Also, then not washing my face in the morning and going straight in with Cosrx snail mucin around the eyes, then non-zinc sunscreen and then a face primer (also around my eyes) to smooth and seal it all in. It seems to prevent the SPF going into my eyes, and make make-up go on smoother and stay put longer, esp. eye make up. I only put concealer on the inner eye corners and eye troughs, not under my eyes. If you feel you have to, just some lightweight foundation then blot off with a tissue...but no powder.
I use the Sace Lady concealer (from Aliexpress / eBay). It covers everything. It's too thick to use undereyes. It can actually makes undereyes/laughlines look worse because it is so thick...so don't use it there! Only inner eyes and eye troughs, apply with a small brush. A little bit goes a long way! It can be thinned down with moisturiser/serum to use as a foundation. It is very affordable.
If you are looking for a fine, not cakey face powder, I use the Lili Lolo mineral loose powder. You can purchase from the UK, or from a stockist in/near your country.
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@@nadab4750 thank you so much for your reply!
Hi Dr. Dray, thanks so much for all the research, thought, and effort you put into doing so many videos. I've gotten great value from them and you're the top reason I began washing my face consistently and using moisturizer and learned about Cerave products for that I've been really happy with and have a good sense of other changes to make. And learned good lip balms and a lot of skin info. Your skin is gorgeous. I love that you care so well for it and let it just glow and be it's own makeup other than say a touch of mascara or tinted lip balm. Nothing wrong with makeup if it empowers someone or accentuates beauty for them and they enjoy it but I also love the philosophy of caring for and being proud of naked skin like that.
That CeraVe is quite handy - no irritation around the eyes 👍
Loves from France. You know your thing thanks for your knowledge ❤️❤️❤️
Hey Dr. Dray❤️ Does retinol eye cream can help to build collagen and thicken the skin so dark circles are reduced?
Congrats on getting to 1 Million Subs!!! Been following you for some time. Great advice!
Thank you for saying something about contact dermatitis and nail polish. In my tweens through 20 years old this was a real serious issue for me. Turned out it was a formaldehyde allergy (also had issue during biology class). Took years to figure it out. Thanks for mentioning Dr Dray may help others. Great video.
Tweens?
@@nala3055 dani?
Dr Dray…thanks so much for this video. I struggle with this problem and the puffiness under the eyes. . Your videos have helped me so much. Thanks 🙏 your awesome!!!! Hugs!!🤗
Do you like any RoC Skincare products? They are a big anti-aging brand sold in drugstores.
She's said too many of them have fragrance.
@@db-gb5xi thanks
Wow you are already on a Million subscribers 😱 I remember when you where still in the thousands . Good for you Girl!
But the retinol % in eye creams is soooooooo low compared to that you would use on your face? Surely there had to be some other way where you can still get the benefit of higher % retinol around your eyes? After all, this is probably where you need it most for those wrinkles! Or is it the case that your eyes don’t need anything above like a 0.01 or 0.1% retinol? Thanks 😊
I get confused when I see Neutrogena Healthy Skin Eye cream with AHA, but here you said it is drying and we should avoid AHA.
Why confused? Just because a product exists, doesn't mean it's good for you even if it tells you it is.
New subscriber here. Love your content Dr. Dray. I also have to say, I love love LOVE CeraVe moisturizing cream in a tub. Its packaging is so unassuming and not very pretty on one's vanity but it is so good. Not sure how it would be on oilier skin but if you have normal to dry skin like me, it is fabulous! It has been a game changer for me, especially over these winter months.
I just started using the colorscience tital eye sunscreen..its the only one that doesn't sting...expensive but worth it
Good to know!
What do you think of people saying to use retinols on the eyelids to help with drooping and hooded lids?
I found that the retinol eye creams didn’t help. I finally had to have eyelid surgery, bc I had such reduced visual fields that I couldn’t drive!
@@vetsai8199 Creams can't change wrinkles
Thank you for this video! Had a horribly dry eyelid (yes, just the left eyelid) and had to see a derm. He told me to use hydrocortisone 1% but also ended up prescribing me Desonide cream 0.05%. Miss seeing your mom and Tybee! Please say hello 🙋🏻♀️💞
Dr Dray, would you have tips to lift the upper eyelit and eye skin?
I know it won't da magic, but just a, little would be great. Thanks.
You have a natural solution for bags under the eyes?
I happen to watch a Dr. Dray video everynight before sleeping. When the video nears the end I kind of drift to sleep. Idk its a habit now
Thanks. I bought the retinol eye cream you recommended. So far, no stinging. I hope it works.
What about puffiness around eyes lids and around there.
She does have videos on puffy eyes. You're not the only person to ask about this though so maybe they'll be an upcoming video on it.
I can relate! I think mine are genetic, puffy under eye. I have a kindergarten pic of me with them! 😂
Thank you for always giving no nonsense tips about not wasting money on excess products. (One for the lids, one for the face) And I love that you recommend products that are easy to find at the drug store. Thank you!!
Great video with the explanation. Loved it! Thank you Dr. Dray you’re awesome 👏
Thanks for these tips. I used eye creams in the past but now no longer. Ooh so costly. Hope your week is going well Dr Dray. Happy Thursday! 💖💖🇬🇧
Greetings Naddy N hope u r well n Happy Thursday😀👍💜....
@@whitneybrown4067 hey Whitney! Hope you’re keeping well too 🤩. Have a lovely Thursday 💕🥰🥰
I just discovered your videos and can’t stop watching... that‘s the kind of information I was searching for so long! Thank you so much!!! I live in germany and I would like to buy the CeraVe moisturizing cream that you recommend at 5:38 min. The package design in germany is a bit different. Is this the product for the face or for the body?
It’s marketed for body but she uses it on her face as well, after a shower, while still damp.
Dr. Dray, you have educated me so much on skin care. I do no not mean any disrespect but are you experiencing angular cheilitis in this video? I have suffered from it for years. You look amazing as always! You are an absolute inspiration.
Thanks for another great video! Could you talk about the impact of exercise on skin and what could be done to pre-empt it? I worry that my running and the bouncing action could be contributing to sagging jowls and etc. Also what about sauna use which supposedly has so many health benefits, but what about skin? Could it lead to water loss in the skin?
Thanks for the video. In my country (Norway) the Avene eyecream is called:
Avene Physiolift Eyes
With the same ingredients.
Thanks for the information. Now, I do not have any problems to search the product.
Happy Thursday everyone 💕!
Enjoy your day 😊
You too!!
Hope you have a great day :)
Omg my left eyelid has been so dry and I've been hydrating like crazy. I'm glad I've been doing everything right. I was wondering why the heck my eye has been dry. Great video at a great time.
What a fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with all of us! 😘
Always the best tips and perhaps the only one on RUclips who actually saves me money 🤭💰🙌🏼
Happy Thursday Dr. Dray! ✨
You too!
Great video, would love to get a more recent review on facial creams that we can use in the eye lids 👁️
Hi Dr Dray!! Thank you for this video ok now I’m actually going to sit down and watch it 😀 you are glowing 🤩
Dr Dray. what do you think about AUGUSTINUS BADER cream?
Thanks for the amazing advice Dr Dray. My skin has improved tremendously ever since I started following your videos❤
Me too. She is really Amazing
Hi, thanks for this subject, I was wondering if you could address blepharitis. It’s such a bummer because of the use of warm compresses recommended ( I found a good electric one ) they say to use warm compresses and it’s a mess and plus not sanitary. Then developing chalazion etc. the skin on the eyelids suffers greatly from this!
Thanks for your advice in advance. I really enjoy your excellent advice and your channel!
Thoughts on the Neutrogena Invisible Daily Defense Face Serum Sunscreen SPF60+?
Thank you!!!Very informative. I also used the moisturizer for me eyes, it feels so calming and cool, especially, Cerave moisturizers. I also agree, that its not necessary to wash your face twice especially when its winter.
I love how Dr. Dray keeps it real when she tells us something that should be common sense and says duh behind it...gotta love her🤣💖
My upper eyelids get very teary in cold weather, should I use moisturizing eyelid wipes to help them?
hi Dr Dray, you are the only skincare youtuber I watch. I would like to make a video suggestion of like “what’s in my shower” or “skincare collection” etc. It would be a lot of fun to see all the products you own and how you organize them!!
Edit: preferably the skincare collection!!! would be so much fun to see
What are your thoughts on putting 100% organic rose hip oil underneath your eyes? Has Vitamin A but not as drying as retinol.
What would you recommend for those who work night shift? I sleep during the day but my under eye skin is definitely changing 🥺
I'm using aloe vera gel. No promises but only because it's a cooling sensation, I wear it during night shift.
When people say nighttime I always just consider it my sleep time. Night shift is hard because most of us don’t get as much sleep as we do when we follow a more normal sleep pattern.
you are so right that adding a humidifier is a game changer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What are your thoughts on glow recipes retinol eye cream? That’s what I use 🥺
Glow Recipes products tend to have fragrance/fruit extract in them. You definitely don't want that in an eye product but if it works for you that's good.
@@db-gb5xi omg totally. I would never buy from this overpriced brand with my own money. They just sent me a bunch of their stuff because I’m a TikTok influencer and I was woundering if it’s beneficial to use given it’s free 🤷♂️ I know they use fragrance but it’s also like last on the ingredient list sooo....
@@thecookingnerd1433 Okay. Dr Dray reviewed some of their products in one of her shop with me sephora videos, she didn't like the fruit extracts/juices/fragrance in them and turns out she did review the avocado mask, she said you don't want to use fragrance ingredients with retinols due to possible irritation.
@@db-gb5xi 😭 welp that’s depressing :(
@@db-gb5xi There are still lots of people who are not sensitive to fragrance, so if you're one of those people enjoy the fragrance!
Thanks for all of your wonderful knowledge, You have helped me so much!!!!
I have oily skin and use the LRP tolerian fluid for my face and it's great but for around my eyes it's just not rich enough. So yes I need an eye cream.
Just buy a heavier cream version of moisturizer for your eyes. Save your bucks!
What about the milia under eyes? I watched your video where you recommended the hydroxy acids to remove them.
Why do I get crusty and sticky eyes especially after waking up
Excessive yeast in the body/candida ?
Should I use a moisturizer with retinol around my eyes?