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I’ve found just that in Philosophy Hope In A Jar and Eye Hope.

It really is a powerful pairing, it includes a great anti-aging eye cream as well as a super hydrating (and super popular) moisturizer.

Hope In A Jar is meant to help with everything from wrinkles to rough textures, but I love it for just plain hydrating my dehydrated skin. I swear to you ladies (and any gents who read this), my skin GLOWS when I use it regularly.

Eye Hope is from the same family, it  is an asset in fighting fine lines, dark circles, puffiness, and smoothness around the eyes. It’s super lightweight too, and won’t get all gross and greasy.

I love team work, don’t you?

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I have found hope though (and from the same people who gave me Hope in a Jar!). Philosphy’s Eye Hope is meant to provide – well – hope for skin tissue around the eye area.

This product is great for sensitive skin and also has anti-inflammatory benefits that calm and soothe skin, and even brighten skin tone. It’s really awesome – you must try it!

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I have been using Dremu’s Airbrush Refining Eye Cream for about 2 months now, and it has become indispensable to me.  This was a product that The Oprah recommended on her show a little while back, and I am sure it has seen a huge surge of business since then.  I’m always a little skeptical of Oprah, but I gave it a try.

I have used some expensive eye creams in my time.  Probably the priciest one was somewhere in the neighborhood of $500.  Hated it.  I’ve used Chanel’s eye cream, which is slightly more reasonable coming in at just under $100 most places.  It has been a while since I have really been impressed with an eye cream.  Dremu’s Airbrush is a sweet and tidy $58 for a jar that should last you three months.  Here is what the company says about the product:

Gets rid of puffiness almost immediately… (less than 7 minutes). Smoothes and reduces fine lines and crows feet. A super light eye cream with emu oil, collagen, ceramides and elastin to firm and rehydrate dry skin around the eyes, vitamin E to prevent dehydration and free-radical damage, green tea extract to reduce puffiness, aloe for smoothing and panthenol for refining delicate tissue.

I have really found all the claims to be true.  I love the texture of the cream, it is very moist, but absorbs quickly – not greasy at all.  I think the results are great too.  This is definitely something that I will repurchase when my jar runs out soon.  They have a promotion running right now – for $119, for Airbrush, Deception (anti aging face cream) and their pure emu oil – I am pretty sure Im going to go for that and check their other top sellers out.

As always, if you have tried Airbrush, or especially if you have tried Deception or their emu oil – I would sure love to hear your opinions on it.  They have a ton of reviews on the site – but they are ALL rave 5 star reviews.  Can everyone love this line this much??

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For some reason, their new product, Eyecing, is intriguing me.  Maybe it is because I am turning 40 on Friday (did I mention that?  Im trying to forget it.) and I am soooooo into rejuvenating this old face.  Or maybe it is because of some great marketing and really cute packaging.  Whatever the reason, it is on my shopping list. 

The Eyecing folks purport their product to really be an all in one eye product.  It uses a time release formula to brighten, decrease fine lines AND depuff your eyes.  I can’t think of anything else I might need to do to my eyes that doesn’t involve scalpels and such – and Im not quite there yet, thankfully.

Eyecing retails for $115 for an 18 ml jar, but only $65 for the 10 ml.  I can swing that to give it a try.  Have you tried it yet?  PLEASE let me know your thoughts!

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