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Eye Wrinkle Treatment What Works

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Can you tell me what's the Best Wrinkle Treatment for Men?
   I'm 40 years old male and I start having wrinkles around my eyes and I want to get rid of it.

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2. QUESTION:
   What is a good facial care for men?
   Im looking for something I can use that would help reduce the baggage under my eyes, Im 29 but my face looks like it's pushing 59! Im not looking for a beauty treatment, just a brand of cream or something that helps with the wrinkles on your face and bags under your eyes, especially if your a man. Does anyone have any info? If not I will just wither away.......

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3. QUESTION:
   How do I motivate myself to become a better girl - lie about age?
   I am 31 can't pass as an 18yr old 25-27 is doable. I want to be a young, successful TV Host, dancer (I am afraid to breakdance feeling arthritic pain) model short (I don't know how to apply makeup), best dresser - basically become Beyonce, Jlo, Oprah & Angela Basset wrapped up in one?

   My eyesight is worsening and I am watching more eye commercials about wrinkling but I don't have anything yet but I feel like I do mentally. Is it fair that old men get good treatment (David Letterman) but women in the entertainment industry are washed up by 26?

   Help me become a better person. I must also add that I sabotage myself with poor food choices but remain active and I don't have enough money and don't apply myself to take care of my hair, nails and girly stuff. Help me women tell me what you think. Men tell me the truth about what's desirable?

   • ANSWER:
     The answer truly lies within you!. Stop listening to everyone and what the media has to say! Start silencing everything around you and begin to put pen to paper and write it out! That is all your feelings and emotions that are bottled up inside. There may just be a scared child waiting to be rescued, nurtured and fed. Pick up with only positive people within your surroundings. This plays a big role in who we become and the types of questions we begin asking our inner self. Good luck to you this won't be easy!

4. QUESTION:
   Should I get Botox to get rid of bags under eyes and how much will it be?
   I have tried almost every treatment known to man. Over years of being up late at night and not getting enough sleep has caused me to have bags/ wrinkles under my eyes that I can not get rid of! I've tried almost everything! SO my last resort is botox. How much will it be if I was to get botox for my eye bags?

   • ANSWER:
     You do not need Botox..
     I and others on ANSWERS (see testimonials below ###) quickly and permanently got rid of them with this one totally safe and natural treatment.

     Massage will tighten skin on cheeks and under and around eye area and greatly diminish or completely get rid of bags /circles. It's best to vigorously massage into skin using a forward and back massage – not circular.

     Use both hands with front of palms and fingers held together, do vigorous (that’s important) massaging:
     (1) Long up and down sweeps close to nose from chin area up to near eyes.
     (2) Do another up and back at an angle from near chin point to cheek bone.
     (3) Do fast up and down massage close to eye from cheek bones at an angle of 45 degrees (on your crow’s feet).

     Best if do for several minutes daily (not necessarily in one session) – skin will visibly tighten in eye area and the circles will diminish in one, two or three days.
     IMPORTANT: To avoid skin pulling first make skin taught by partially opening mouth and pulling lips firmly back against teeth (tightens most of face)
     Use any natural oil. Extra virgin olive and E.V. coconut oils work well for many. They are noncomedogenic - so do not clog or enlarge pores or cause breakouts

     For more detailed massaging technique and MORE testimonials research my other answers.
     Best find with an Answers Advanced Search. Search with
     "(Mukunda M) dark circles eye bags, vigorous massage skin tightening healthy glowing skin"

     ### wannabeblue28: "Hi Mukunda M. I have just been rubbing my face and neck with the ridges of my fingers and hands. It has made a HUGE difference in my complexion after just one night. ...... my skin looks so much tighter everywhere and i no longer have bags under my eyes! Thank you so much for your post, I have been suffering with acne and under-eye circles since i was young."*

     ### Asker’s response from Candi:) "I tried this a day or 2 ago, OMGosh it workedd out amazingly, thx some much and thx to you who answered, they were all good answers.

5. QUESTION:
   which is the best spa for men & women in mumbai ?
   my husband & i want to go for few skin tratments like tanned skin wrinkled skin bulged eyes but want the best treatment for the same

   • ANSWER:
     yves rocher spa

6. QUESTION:
   I don't look the part anymore , can anyone understand my misery?
   i get that sad and depressed about this sometimes even though im on a fixed income ( disability ) i think that i should save up for cosmetic surgery - ie - lipo suction in my face to suck the fat out - dermabrasion for my aged skin.

   i was once a handsome looking young lad, now , because of life stress ive aged premature in my face , dark lines under my eyes, wrinkles , frown lines in forehead , open pores in skin.....bleached skin around my forehead and temples where i excessively used to dye my hair years ago, i accidently bleached areas of my skin.....i have a natural olive complexion.

   minor physical deformities through injuries years ago and recklessness ; a crooked little finger that droops over slightly...........2 missing teeth at the front, bottom row ....im balding , taking a balding treatment medication.

   and whats even worse is ive always been a perfectionist vanity person.....and my obsessive worries are making me focus on these things.

   im now 32 and are far different from the perfect young lad i was because of ageing, life stress....its horrible to look at old photos and compare the difference.

   im an aged man now with physical imperfections . live alone in a 1 bedroom apartment on disability working with my mental health team to improve my life, try and achieve the ambitions i have left - but i cant help but feel depressed about these facts.

   • ANSWER:
     Whats amazing is that I am a 21 year old girl and have a lot of insecurities about how I look. For example, one of my teeth is out of line in a cross bite and I am so self conscious about it. My breasts aren't what they were only a few years ago because I gained and lost weight, and I am not in the physical shape I once was without effort. We all have these problems but I think the most important thing to do is to stop criticizing yourself 100%. Practice loving yourself, don't saying about yourself, even in your head, if it is not nice. If there are things you would like to work on you can do that but we are all perfect the way we are, and you have to tell yourself that as often as you possibly can, especially whenever you think you are going to criticize yourself.

7. QUESTION:
   how do you cope with not looking as you once did?
   i get that sad and depressed about this sometimes even though im on a fixed income ( disability ) i think that i should save up for cosmetic surgery - ie - lipo suction in my face to suck the fat out - dermabrasion for my aged skin.

   i was once a handsome looking young lad, now , because of life stress ive aged premature in my face , dark lines under my eyes, wrinkles , frown lines in forehead , open pores in skin.....bleached skin around my forehead and temples where i excessively used to dye my hair years ago, i accidently bleached areas of my skin.....i have a natural olive complexion.

   minor physical deformities through injuries years ago and recklessness ; a crooked little finger that droops over slightly...........2 missing teeth at the front, bottom row ....im balding , taking a balding treatment medication.

   and whats even worse is ive always been a perfectionist vanity person.....and my obsessive worries are making me focus on these things.

   im now 32 and are far different from the perfect young lad i was because of ageing, life stress....its horrible to look at old photos and compare the difference.

   im an aged man now with physical imperfections . live alone in a 1 bedroom apartment on disability working with my mental health team to improve my life, try and achieve the ambitions i have left - but i cant help but feel depressed about these facts.

   • ANSWER:
     The only thing you can truly fix in your appearance is your confidence. Yes, you can work on getting healthy and improving the physique, but you won't ever gain true "attraction" is when you learn confidence. You could be incredibly attractive, but if you're insecure, no woman is going to want to get involved in that - especially if you're 32. 32 is not an old, aged man, BY FAR. Hell, *I* live in a 1 bedroom apartment alone, I'm the not the skinny, ivory-skinned redhead I used to be, but I don't care. Why? I still like who I am. I don't need a huge place because I'm seeking my master's degree - I'll only be in this place temporarily. If someone is going to judge me based on my tiny apartment, I don't care - they're not worth my time.

     You're dwelling on the past, and now it's time to move on. You have a psych team to help you with that. Focus on getting your life together first, then focus on getting yourself healthy physically. Make that your goal - health, not changing your appearance. That's a side product bonus.
     It may sound weird, but you can wear makeup to cover pores. Science has advanced many products that don't actually look like makeup when you put it on - I know it sounds silly for a guy to do it, but many men secretly do. Also understand that imperfections are much more glaring to us than the general public.

     But, no matter what you do, physical changes won't make a difference in your self-esteem until you learn to accept yourself and develop confidence. You're doing the right thing by getting help, explore this issue in your next session.
     Get your life together first. Build your self-esteem next. If you want, then get healthy physically last.
     I have a feeling you're not as unattractive as you think you are.

8. QUESTION:
   What do you think of my opening paragraphs of my story?
   It's long, sorry. You don't have to read it all; any advice is appreciated.

   My stomach was growling, I had a deadline to meet, and the annoying superhero wouldn’t leave me alone. I knew it was going to be a terrible day the moment I woke up. For starters, my new brand name dress I was going to wear to work had a mysterious stain that resembled some sort of wine or champagne. This prompted me to recall that I had worn it drinking Saturday night. Simultaneously wincing at the memory of the hangover I had gotten and muttering angrily to myself at spilling wine on the dress, I had shuffled around looking for something half-decent to wear. I cursed my job as I stubbed my toe on a chest full to bursting with clothes unsuitable for the editor of the fashion magazine, Chic Chick to wear to the office. The magazine was published worldwide, and unless I wanted word to get around to the Japan branch that the “genius” editor Amelia Richards wore wrinkled jeans and a sweatshirt (in public!), I had to find something super trendy…and fast.

   Finally, I had settled on the “little black dress” every woman owned paired with a pair of colorful pantyhose and my standard black stilettos. It wasn’t my finest work, but if anyone asked, I could always say it was “the next big thing.” A quick glance at my watch told me I would be forgoing breakfast in favor of getting to work on time. I rushed down the stairs of my supposedly “upscale” apartment, (the elevators were broken most of the time) out the door and onto the street. The morning got worse as I unsuccessfully tried to hail a cab. I cussed loudly as yet another yellow taxi zipped by my raised hand. After the same treatment from 5 different vehicles, I decided to be a true New Yorker and take the subway. Of course, the compartment I was in was packed, meaning I had to stand up, clutch the pole with one hand and balance my huge purse in the other. The subway car was filled with the rank smell of booze coming from the obviously hung-over man wobbling unsteadily to my right. Shifting uncomfortably to the left, should the man decide to go projectile, I bumped into a sour-faced woman. She gave me the once over with a critical eye, then sniffed and said loudly “Stay on your side of the pole.”

   I had studiously ignored her, instead looking to the floor where someone had dropped a newspaper. Despite the fact it had clearly been trodden upon many times, I could still read the headline through the mud. “Blue Blaze Stops Robbery In Tracks!” it blared in large letters. I rolled my eyes. You could hardly turn on the TV or listen to the radio without hearing about the “heroic” Blue Blaze and his good deeds. The first time he popped up, everyone was startled. A real live superhero? With real powers? In New York City? But after he’d been here a few months, the shock wore off, and reading or hearing about him became as common as checking the weather report. He was adored by the public. Smitten teenager girls wore shirts with his emblem imprinted on it, middle aged women looked at him as a symbol of hope, and men showed grudging admiration for the new cool guy in town. Of course, there were people like me, tired of the national media flocking to try and get an interview, a picture, anything remotely related to the Blue Blaze. Okay, I’ll admit it. Maybe I was a bit jealous he was getting all the attention. Despite the fact that I openly stated my distaste for the paparazzi flocking me, I did enjoy seeing myself featured on the style pages of newsstand tabloids. That being said, I did not particularly enjoy this stupid Blue Blaze hogging my flashbulbs.

   • ANSWER:
     Wow, I really enjoyed that! You've captured NYC very well, I like your plot, and your character is believable and interesting. You've got reality mixed with the 'superhero' and I'm curious to see where you take things. Just a few suggestions: make sure you edit - you have a number of punctuation errors with a few grammatical problems thrown in. Also, you've got three huge paragraphs which should really be broken up some (although I'm not entirely certain that it's your writing, or just how Y!A limits your space and you had to format it that way). Other than that, you've got a great start. Good luck!

9. QUESTION:
   Is this good, so far?
   I wonder if its all worth it sometimes. Life seems so complicated, so stupid. I don’t understand the point of living. What do I get from it? Nothing, exactly. I don’t understand why I have to. I don’t even understand why I am here.
   As I think of why to live, I hear banging on my door. “Laurel… Open the doo-door, now.” says my mother. I sit quietly on my bed and don’t say a word, I listen to the rambling drunk standing outside of my door. “Laurel, are you hungry? Are you alive? Did you finally decide to kill yourself?” Im so unbelievably tired of arguing. Its pointless, in the end she always somehow makes everything seem like its my fault, like im the one to blame for her problems, like im the problem. I always get scared shes going to break down my door or something over-dramatic like that. I quietly respond “Please… please leave me alone. Please.” Her response comes out as a messy slur; I hear something about how I’m dumb and need to open the door. I still sit… just listening. All of a sudden, it stops. I hear nothing. I figure she has finally decided to go to bed, considering she drank enough beer to make eight men sick. I was wrong. My doorknob starts to wiggle around, not like a let me in now wiggle, like a very gently one. Shes picking the lock. Before I even have time to get up she swings the door open. I have no idea what to do, what to say, I just want to be left alone. The smell of cheap boos and sweat suddenly lingers in my room. I tune out everything she says, I know I shouldn’t listen to anything she says when shes drunk. She acts like she wants me to argue, like its what she crave. Thank goodness for the fact that I know how to control my anger. After a few minutes of being verbally attacked, she decides to call it a night. I peep threw my door and watch as my only parent collapses on the bed.
   In the morning I wake up to “Laurel Poo… waaakkkkeee up. Come on baby, wake up.” I squint open my eyes and see my mother sitting over me. I roll over and dig my head back into the pillow. Im not an idiot, I don’t have short term memory loss. I did not forget what happened, I did not forget what she said. I can tell she’s frustrated when she says “Come on, wake up, now.” I peak my head over and see the grief in her eyes, but I also see the anger in her wrinkled face. After many attempts to get me up, she gives up and leaves my room. I sit up and stumble my hand across my nightstand looking for my outdated T.V. remote. Of course, I turn it to cartoons. I don’t really enjoy reality T.V. like every other sixteen year old girls seems to. I have enough reality to deal with myself. My phone startles me when I hear a sudden “buzz, buzz, buzz”. Its Sunday morning, time to go to church.
   When I’m threw getting ready I force myself to walk in the kitchen and greet my mom. She sees me reaching for the cereal box on top of the fridge, and notices I can barley reach it. “Oh here, ill make your cereal for you! Do you want anything else, maybe toast and eggs instead?” “Thanks… but no thanks.” I say to her. My heart jumps when I realize we are going to be late. Tardiness, among many other things, scares me.
   My mother and I sit quietly on our pew, which is located at the very front. I would much rather sit in the back, though. The thought of someone staring at the back of my head, watching my every move makes me nervous. It puts pressure on me not to mess up, or get seen whispering occasionally to my mother about the new preacher or how somebody’s dressed. But that day, I had nothing to worry about. I certainly was not going to be whispering to her. Im a much bigger fan of giving the silent treatment than getting mad about it; People look so ridiculous when they get mad so I refuse to make a fool of myself. I sat through the church service, which seemed like it lasted more than a single hour. I try to listen to what the preacher was saying, but my mind strayed on the thought of how I was eventually going to have to talk to my mom about last night. I was going to have to confront her.
   I did have it set up into paragraphs but when i copied i from word it came out like this!

   • ANSWER:
     I'm going to tell you honestly, I got bored after reading the first paragraph. I don't think reading about teenagers complaining is interesting for anyone to be read and it sound more like a diary entry rather than a story. What you've written, some of it is good but non of it is substance which is likely to be necessary to tell the story.

10. QUESTION:
    Ten worst gifts to buy a woman?
    1. Never give a woman any kind of household appliance or something that is going to make "housework" easier. For instance, a blender, a toaster, a new vacuum, one of those mops they advertise on tv that does everything but suck the life out of you, anything in a informercial. The only wise choice is a new washing machine with a turbo spin cycle. (Makes laundry day go by pretty fast when you can at least sit on it during spin-dry and end up smiling the rest of the day.)

    2. Any bulk cleaning supplies, "honey, I got you that large box of Tide you have been wanting." "This Windex should last you a while." "I got a good deal on the industrial strength toilet bowl cleaner." All I can say is, be prepared to run. I have faith that if you would have at least stopped and thought about what would be a much more intimate gift, you would have had the sense to spring for the Chia Pet you were eyeing in Kmart.

    3. Any sharp objects made by Ronco which slices or dices, or a set of ginsu knives. These may one day be used as a weapon against you when you come home with lipstick on your collar after a "night out with the boys."

    4. Do not buy gifts for yourself and pretend they are for her. "Honey, I'm sure you'll get a lot of use out of the new drill I bought you." By then she will have put it to good use by drilling a quarter inch hole into the side of your skull for even thinking she would accept such a lame gift. After a gift like this, you probably won't be around for NEXT Christmas.

    5. Any lingerie made of flannel, such as a pair of feet pajamas with a trap door in back. A Little Mermaid or Barney cartoon character nightgown. It gives her the idea that you do not consider her the sexy woman that she is. Take out that wallet and buy her something sexy from Victoria Secret (just like you did for your mistress or other girlfriend).

    6. No name perfume which costs you .99, such as Eu de Toilet, which actually smells like the bathroom, moldy fruit, or your dirty socks. If you are going to buy her perfume, spring for the brand names.

    7. Any type of cubic zirconia jewelry you see on the Home Shopping Network. It will be quite embarrassing when she is showing off that fabulous diamond to her friends and tries to cut glass with it. (We actually test them you know.) Also, now would not be a good time to buy her that set of diamond nipple clamps you always wanted to, you know how we like to show off our jewelry and it could get embarrassing at the New Year's party when she decides to show them off to your buddies.

    8. Please do not buy her clothes because you think for one minute you have good taste in woman's clothing. Well, perhaps you might if you are a transvestite, but all in all, believe me, she'll smile and say its beautiful while choking back tears and mumbling under her breath, "were the hell would I ever wear this outfit without being arrested for bad taste?" An additional hint, plaids do not go with stripes (even though you think your golfing outfit looks just fine). Its a known fact to the rest of the world that that is a taboo. In the Northeast, thats like wearing white after Labor Day.

    9. Do not give her a gift certificate to Jenny Craig or Weight Watchers. Most men would know better, especially the ones who have learned the correct response to "do these pants make me look fat." If you are one of the poor souls who still doesn't get it and purchased a gift like this, be prepared for the silent treatment for a month. (Although that may be something you would actually look forward to.) A better alternative would be hiring a Chippendale dancer as a personal trainer to get her motivated into getting fit.

    10. Last but not least, never buy a woman anti-wrinkle cream, or a book on "How not to be Nasty Sunday through Saturday." These are not considered gifts, they are considered reasons for seriously injuring the person who bought it and just may stand up in court of law.

    • ANSWER:
      i always used to do the point no. 6, now i know how wrong i was next time i will take care, LOL

11. QUESTION:
    Livesaver!!!Aman goes on holiday to the Caribbean,quickly falls asleep on the sand and ends up with a terrible
    sunburn.Wincing in pain as even a slight wind touches his scorched skin,the man hobbles off to the Doctor for help.The dr takes 1 lokk at the man's legs and says,"I don't have anyting to treat sunburn that bad.Try taking these Viagra pills."I've got sunburn!"cries the man."What the hell's Viagra going to do?"
    "Well nothing for the sunburn,"the dr replies,"But it will help keep the sheets off your legs tonight."
    *******
    A woman goes to a plastic surgeon and has a radical new treatment.The surgeon puts a small screw in the back of her head so she can turn it and tighten up her skin every time it shows signs of wrinkling.A month later she comes back very upset."Doctor your treatment is dreadful!Look at my face!The bags under my eyes are huge and no matter how much I turn the screws they won't go away!"They not bags,"replies the dr,"those are your breast.And if you keep turning that screw you're going to end with a goatee."
    *****
    Star if you like it.xxx

    • ANSWER:
      hahhahahahaahhahah!!! good..very good ... have,nt heard before!!...hahah ....u still have,nt answered my questions though!!xxxx

      ..

12. QUESTION:
    Ten worst gifts to buy a woman?
    1. Never give a woman any kind of household appliance or something that is going to make "housework" easier. For instance, a blender, a toaster, a new vacuum, one of those mops they advertise on tv that does everything but suck the life out of you, anything in a informercial. One allowed choice is a new washing machine with a turbo spin cycle. (Makes laundry day go by pretty fast when you can at least sit on it during spin-dry and end up smiling the rest of the day.)

    2. Any bulk cleaning supplies, "honey, I got you that large box of Tide you have been wanting." "This Windex should last you a while." "I got a good deal on the industrial strength toilet bowl cleaner." All I can say is, be prepared to run. I have faith that if you would have at least stopped and thought about what would be a much more intimate gift, you would have had the sense to spring for the Chia Pet you were eyeing in Kmart.
    3. Any sharp objects made by Ronco which slices or dices, or a set of ginsu knives. These may one day be used as a weapon against you when you come home with lipstick on your collar after a "night out with the boys."
    4. Do not buy gifts for yourself and pretend they are for her. "Honey, I'm sure you'll get a lot of use out of the new drill I bought you." By then she will have put it to good use by drilling a quarter inch hole into the side of your skull for even thinking she would accept such a lame gift. After a gift like this, you probably won't be around for NEXT Christmas.
    5. Any lingerie made of flannel, such as a pair of feet pajamas with a trap door in back. A Little Mermaid or Barney cartoon character nightgown. It gives her the idea that you do not consider her the beautiful woman that she is. Take out that wallet and buy her something sexy from Victoria Secret (just like you did for your mistress or other girlfriend).
    6. No name perfume which costs you .99, such as Eu de Toilet, which actually smells like the bathroom, moldy fruit, or your dirty socks. If you are going to buy her perfume, spring for the brand names.
    7. Any type of cubic zirconia jewelry you see on the Home Shopping Network. It will be quite embarrassing when she is showing off that fabulous diamond to her friends and tries to cut glass with it. (We actually test them you know.) Also, now would not be a good time to buy her that set of diamond nipple clamps you always wanted to, you know how we like to show off our jewelry and it could get embarrassing at the New Year's party when she decides to show them off to your buddies.
    8. Please do not buy her clothes because you think for one minute you have good taste in woman's clothing. Well, perhaps you might if you are a transvestite, but all in all, believe me, she'll smile and say its beautiful while choking back tears and mumbling under her breath, "were the hell would I ever wear this outfit without being arrested for bad taste?" An additional hint, plaids do not go with stripes (even though you think your golfing outfit looks just fine). Its a known fact to the rest of the world that that is a taboo. In the Northeast, thats like wearing white after Labor Day.
    9. Do not give her a gift certificate to Jenny Craig or Weight Watchers. Most men would know better, especially the ones who have learned the correct response to "do these pants make me look fat." If you are one of the poor souls who still doesn't get it and purchased a gift like this, be prepared for the silent treatment for a month. (Although that may be something you would actually look forward to.) A better alternative would be hiring a Chippendale dancer as a personal trainer to get her motivated into getting fit.
    10. Last but not least, never buy a woman anti-wrinkle cream, or a book on "How not to be Nasty Sunday through Saturday." These are not considered gifts, they are considered reasons for seriously injuring the person who bought it and just may stand up in court of law.

    • ANSWER:
      Great list but I think I will keep that hidden away from the hubby. Lol