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What We Love In…Eye Treatments

Just about every woman older than 35 has ‘eye issues.’ That can mean puffiness, dark circles, deep furrows or tiny wrinkles, but whatever the problem, it needs to be dealt with. These things don’t go away on their own—in fact, they don’t really go away at all without surgery. But they can be diminished with a combination of creams and concealers. It may take a little experimentation, but once you find what works for you, you’ll never give it up!

[natura bisse the cure sheer eye]
From the premier Barcelona line, this cream is tinted to provide some coverage (and replace makeup) and emollient to stimulate elastin and collagen. $120 at fine department stores

[mybody calm after the storm]
It’s a cream delivered with a cooling metal applicator that works to calm under-eye bags. Vitamin E, aloe, oat protein and fruit extracts nourish the delicate eye area. $75 at beauty stores and lovemybody.com

[laura mercier high coverage concealer for under eye]
Launched April 2014, this cream blends flawlessly to brighten the under-eye area. Called a 3-in-1, it uses vitamin E, honey and fruit acid to nourish and smooth the area. $28 at Sephora and fine department stores

[kate somerville age arrest eye cream]
This antiaging moisturizer uses sea botanicals like kelp extract and red algae to tighten skin around the eyes, reducing the signs of aging. $75 at Sephora and fine department stores

[per-fekt eye perfection gel]
Using a metal-tip applicator, this gel provides nutrients and light tint to both de-puff and cover up dark and baggy eyes. $45 at beauty stores and perfectbeauty.com

[amore pacific time response eye renewal creme]
Beautiful eyes start with moisture. This cream uses green tea, pine mushroom and other botanicals to boost cell turnover. $260 at fine department stores and Sephora

By Dorothy Weiner
Photo by Bill Barrett

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