Make Your Own Antiaging Eye Cream: The Truth About Home Made Eye Cream Recipes

So you are looking for a way to make your own antiaging eye cream?

I don't know a thing about you but I'm guessing the reason you want to make your own eye cream is because you want to get rid of the signs of aging around your eyes.

These could be wrinkles, bags under your eyes or wrinkly skin found at the corner of your eyes. Whatever it may be, i know how you feel.

I know how it is too look into the mirror and look much older than you actually want to look. We all want to look much younger then we are, I do; and chances are you do too.

But we are not alone because so does everyone else above the age of 40.

So we are not alone in this.

The sad truth though is that making your own antiaging eye cream will not help much.

Besides the fact that most home-made anti-aging skin care remedies are ineffective, there is also the time factor involved.
I don't know about you, but I would rather spend the limited free time that i have with my family; instead of trying to mix up all sorts of fruits and vegetables and whatever else people suggest you use to make eye cream at home.

There is a better, safer and quicker alternative.

Before I reveal this easy alternative, I want you to think about something.

There are literally thousands of cosmetic companies out there that have hired the top skin care experts in the world to do exactly what you would be doing if you tried to make your own antiaging night cream at home.

Furthermore, chances are the products these companies make will be much more effective than your homemade versions.

Then, why would you want to go through all that trouble to come with an antiaging eye cream that will most likely not work, when you could simply visit your closest skincare store and walk out with a proven product that will help you get rid of wrinkles and other signs of aging around your eyes?

So what's the best alternative to making your own eye cream at home?

Yes, you guessed it right! The alternative to making your own skin care remedies at home is to simply purchase a complete product that has been proven and guaranteed to work.

About the author: John Lexon is a dedicated researcher of important issues that affect skin and health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    Iv started t get wrinkles under my eyes when ismile. Does anyone know of any homemade remedies to tighten?
    if anone can suggest a cheap eye cream or homemade eye lift that will help get rid of them. Im going on holiday in 6 weeks and want to look my best without make up on

    • ANSWER:
      Creams and moisturizers help, but theres a new serum that reduces wrinkles and makes you look younger.

      Go to http://www.surveyking.net/hydro

      You can get a 30 day free sample to try it out and see if how well it helps. It worked for me.

  2. QUESTION:
    Homemade recipies/remedies For....?
    Firm skin
    Moisturized hair
    non puffy eyes
    wrinkle cream

    anyone have any Recipies (HOMEMADE) thanks!

    • ANSWER:
      i know these sound ridiculous but TRUST ME THEY WORK!!!!!
      I work at the exclusive daylights spa in Miami and I know from experience that all of these are affordable yet incredibly effective.

      Firm skin: mix saliva with crushed green beans: the bacteria and vitamins react with each other to almost vacuum out the "mushiness" in your skin

      Wrinkle cream: DISGUSTING BUT EFFECTIVE! Mix 1 tablespoon of tuna with a splash of olive oil and 1 egg yolk. The protein in the yolk and tuna and the fat and silkiness of the oil has proved to be the most effective wrinkle reducer of all spa insiders.

      Hope these work for you!!!!!
      Share these with your friends and let me know how they work for you!!!!

  3. QUESTION:
    checkerboard eye wrinkles from sleeping?
    I am 41, how do I fill these in before or after make up? I try very hard not to sleep with my face in the pillows. I think I've tried everything, something homemade or in drugstore, please.
    I've done the egg white, lemon juice, prep H already, and of course at least 20 creams even very expensive ones.

    • ANSWER:
      I have had truly great results at eliminating or greatly reducing even pronounced wrinkles, lines and regaining a much more youthful skin using only safe, natural, low cost treatments. See my many answers - some give very detailed treatment information and some have glowing reports of treatment in answers submitted by users on Answers. If cannot find I can email to you.

      SOURCE(S):20+ years research - safe, natural treatments & cures of skin ailments, skin enhancement and anti aging, rejuvenation treatments.

  4. QUESTION:
    Lemon for dark circles around eyes?
    IS IT harsh?? or not?

    "Using Lemon juice can also aid in lightening dark circles around your eyes. Use a cotton ball to apply under your eyes avoiding getting the juice in your eye." http://ezinearticles.com/?Homemade-Wrinkle-Cream---How-To-Make-Anti-Wrinkle-Cream-At-Home&id=932788

    • ANSWER:
      It may be a bit harsh on your skin, just because the Vitamin C is so strong... But if you try to mix it with Tomato Juice, and then delute it with a little water, it will work wonders!

      But when I don't feel like being so harsh on my skin, I do this:

      Give them the washcloth treatment. Applying a cold compress helps constrict blood vessels and turns tissue white, so the 'darkness' doesn't show as much. I think that regularly applying a washcloth wrung out in cold water for 10 to 15 minutes, or longer should help.

      Hope that my advice was a little helpful! :)
      Here's a site that I refer to for more:

  5. QUESTION:
    Facial masks, etc?
    Does anyone know of any good homemade facial masks, or like eye creams that work well or prevent eye wrinkles?

    • ANSWER:
      Heres three awesome masks I use and made!:
      Mask 1. Milk Mask

      This is one if the simplest and cheapest mask. Damp some cotton wool with milk and rub it on the face.

      Mask 2. Egg Mask

      Separate the egg white from the yolk. Put the egg white on your face and relax for about 15 minutes. Wash off with lukewarm water. This facial mask leaves your skin smooth, refreshed and tightens your skin.

      Mask 3. Cleansing Face Mask

      Mix the following ingredients into a paste, apply and leave it for 15 minutes.

      1 tablespoon powdered brewer's yeast
      1/2 tablespoon yogurt
      1 teaspoon lemon juice
      1 teaspoon orange juice
      1 teaspoon carrot juice
      1 teaspoon olive oil

      This mask is suitable for all types of skin, particularly if they feel tired and look sluggish or spotty. If the skin is very dry add more oil, and if very oily leave it out. The yogurt cleanses the skin thoroughly and fruits juices provide vitamins and minerals.

  6. QUESTION:
    Is my skin care routine good or is it too much?
    Morning:
    Cleanse: L'oreal perfect clean refreshing foaming gel wash with a muslin cloth or The Body Shop seaweed purifying facial cleanser. I use the body shop on if I am pressed for time in the morning or if I am looking rather oily along my t zone.

    Toner: Sanctuary pore refining toner.

    Serum: The Body Shop Aloe Protective Serum

    Moisturiser and Eye cream: From the Aloe range at the body shop.

    Suncream: a L'oreal that has SPF 50 in it as my pale skin needs protecting.

    At night
    Eye makeup remover: If I am wearing waterproof mascara I use my homemade eye makeup remover that is half olive oil & half water. If I am not I use the body shop Camomile water poof makeup remover - I know it is for waterproof makeup but I find I have to rub my waterproof makeup off with this and I don't like rubbing my eyes.

    Cleanser: No 7 hot cloth cleanser with a muslin cloth. At night I also double cleanse, first cleanse I leave on my skin for a couple minutes before I buff it off and then I cleanse a second time to remove what grime is left

    Toner: The Body Shop Seaweed clarifying toner

    Serum: Skinsystem anti wrinkle serum - generic from ASDA.

    Eye cream: A nieva one

    Night cream: Olay nourishing & regenerating night cream.

    I also exfoliate 2-3 times a week with either the neutrogena pink grapefruit scrub or Soap & Glory scrub your nose it in. I use pore strips twice a week and tea tree face mask twice a week. I am only 23 years old and I try to make the best care of my skin as possible. I have combination skin, slightly oily t zone and slightly dry cheeks were I get my eczema when I get my rare breakouts of eczema but my skin appears normal most the time even though it is not.

    • ANSWER:
      It actually sounds like a lot but to be honest if you were one of those people who adore a fresh flawless face, this is what the routine would look like.

      I would only suggest that you have a day where you don't use any cleanser/face scrub so the natural oil can heal any area that is dried.

      I don't really get a lot of pimples (Mostly from bad food like McDonalds, :P ) but then I don't even use sunblock because all I have are greasy ones that won't sting my skin like mad.

  7. QUESTION:
    Cheap skin care & make-up routine?
    I'm 33 and have lost that youthful glow. I would like to start a skin care & make-up routine that won't be expensive and take too much time. I'd like suggestions for using natural or homemade products. I've started using plain natural yogurt on my face/neck for moisture & exfoliation and I love it! I've also use chamomile tea bags on my eyes to reduce puffiness. My skin is healthy, no blemish problems. I'm just starting to get fine lines and not as firm anymore. I see all these anti-wrinkle serums & beads, creams & scrubs. For make-up, there is Primer? Like on my walls? Lol! Beauty experts suggests all these different brushes for each step. Those things aren't cheap! Won't a q-tip do? I don't want to be an airbrushed model. I just want even skin tone without looking like I'm covered in a dusty white mask. All of these highlighters, brighteners, toners etc have me so confused. The people at the stores/mall just want you to buy EVERYTHING. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

    • ANSWER:
      If you are looking for a cheap alternative to take care of your skin, I would definitely recommend using St. Ive's products. Firstly as a simple routine, here is what you can do:

      1.Cleanse (twice a day)
      2.Exfoliate (once a week)
      3.Moisturize (twice a day)

      I used to use Clinique, which is far more expensive and still a good product but recently switched to St. Ive's and I absolutely love it! I think St. Ive's would be perfect for you, since you are looking for something inexpensive. If you are curious to see the products I use, take a look at my channel: www.youtube.com/luvschmee

      As for the natural remedies such as yogurt, that is great for your skin... You could try mixing that with honey and lemon juice to get that glow you are looking for. Another natural moisturizer you could try is olive oil. Try massaging olive oil onto your face about once a week, and it will also give you a nice glow.

      Hope this helps!

  8. QUESTION:
    how to get rid of facial wrinkle/ depression/crescent on upper cheeks, below eys ? natural methods please?
    I am 22 year male, recently i have developed facial marks below both eyes which are like crescent shaped depressions in the skin,like this :
    http://img142.imagevenue.com/loc1041/th_37792_mark_122_1041lo.jpg
    Which become more noticable and ugly when there is an overhead light source.
    1. how to get rid of them naturally ? any facial exercises or homemade treatments ? any safe creams ?
    2. what is this mark called ? it would help me to look out for more literature regarding this. I think this is not called "maler crescent" which is something similar. Specific term for mark i have ??
    Any help wud be appreciated. Please

    • ANSWER:
      If the bone is directly underneath, they are called "dark circles." There is no good treatment, so covering with makeup is best.

  9. QUESTION:
    Is my skin care routine good or is it too much?
    Morning:
    Cleanse: L'oreal perfect clean refreshing foaming gel wash with a muslin cloth or The Body Shop seaweed purifying facial cleanser. I use the body shop on if I am pressed for time in the morning or if I am looking rather oily along my t zone.

    Toner: Sanctuary pore refining toner.

    Serum: The Body Shop Aloe Protective Serum

    Moisturiser and Eye cream: From the Aloe range at the body shop.

    Suncream: a L'oreal that has SPF 50 in it as my pale skin needs protecting.

    At night
    Eye makeup remover: If I am wearing waterproof mascara I use my homemade eye makeup remover that is half olive oil & half water. If I am not I use the body shop Camomile water poof makeup remover - I know it is for waterproof makeup but I find I have to rub my waterproof makeup off with this and I don't like rubbing my eyes.

    Cleanser: No 7 hot cloth cleanser with a muslin cloth. At night I also double cleanse, first cleanse I leave on my skin for a couple minutes before I buff it off and then I cleanse a second time to remove what grime is left

    Toner: The Body Shop Seaweed clarifying toner

    Serum: Skinsystem anti wrinkle serum - generic from ASDA.

    Eye cream: A nieva one

    Night cream: Olay nourishing & regenerating night cream.

    I also exfoliate 2-3 times a week with either the neutrogena pink grapefruit scrub or Soap & Glory scrub your nose it in. I use pore strips twice a week and tea tree face mask twice a week. I am only 23 years old and I try to make the best care of my skin as possible. I have combination skin, slightly oily t zone and slightly dry cheeks were I get my eczema when I get my rare breakouts but my skin appears normal most the time even though it is not.

    • ANSWER:
      This is a good skin care routine. Especially since your probably over puberty, you shouldn't be breaking out very much, so your skincare routine shouldn't consist of much. As you get older, start investing in more expensive products (don't forget less, is more) as well as a few anti-wrinkle treatments.