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Natural Facelift Systems – better than a face lift
Posted by: Suzanne Costa in Face Lifts on May 23rd, 2010
Some people have tried holistic approaches like acupuncture to treat the skin under their eyes. Acupuncture (derived from the Latin phrase for “needle prick”) involves the insertion of needles into certain parts of the body. While some have found this procedure to be therapeutic and rejuvenating, researchers suggest that acupuncture produces a placebo effect. This means that the experienced benefits are often based upon the patient’s belief that he or she is receiving proper treatment. In fact, one study shows that the results of fake acupuncture procedures were about as effective as the real thing. It is hard for many to justify paying $50-$80 a session for a solution that is all in their heads.
Natural Remedies that Work
Potatoes to the rescue. One of the best ways to remove puffiness and bags under your eyes naturally is with a few slices of potatoes. Funny how potatoes are so effective for eyes and bad for people to eat who are on diets. Take a 1/4th of a potato and cut into 2 slices or many thin slices. Spritz the eye with water and then lay the potato slices over the eye. Leave the potatoes on for at least 10 minutes.
Freezing eye gel patches or spoons. By placing a frozen eye patches over your eyes everyday for 10 to 15 minutes, bags may be eliminated. If the eye patches cannot be located, use two metal spoons in much the same way.
Cucumbers and milk. Take a few slices of cucumbers and soak them in milk. Place the cucumbers over your eyes for 10 to 15 minutes for a rejuvenated feeling and look.
Lemon slices: Slice some cold lemons and use the slices over your eyes. Make sure you relax with a towel under your head for any juice that may drip off of your eyes. Leave the lemon slices on for at least 20 minutes and then rinse with cold water.
Better yet, try other effective natural facelift systems with a proven track record of working. You won’t regret it and chances are that they will be better than these home remedies.
Safe and Effective Treatments for Bags under Eyes
There are a wide array of creams claiming to eliminate bags under your eyes, wrinkles around your mouth and crow’s feet. Make sure you research to see which ones actually work. The most important ingredients in any treatment are fruit and vegetable based acids and retinoid. When combined, these products can help speed up the process of removing old cells and replacing them with new, smooth skin. Take a careful look at a product’s ingredients and endorsements (testimonials from doctors, scientists and past users are key), and you are sure to find a natural facelift treatment that can get rid of the puffiness under your eyes for good.
Bags under Eyes – explore natural facelift alternatives
Posted by: Suzanne Costa in Face Lifts on May 23rd, 2010
Sleep deprived individuals are prime candidates for natural facelift remedies for bags under the eyes. Once you get those tired looking eyes, getting rid of them may not be that easy. But this article will give many natural remedies to help you prevent and eliminate the problems. Bags under the eyes are caused by the collection of fluid under the eye. Bags under the eyes are caused from eye strain, poor sleep habits, too much sun, stress, vitamin deficiencies and allergies to name a few. They can also be caused by genetics, smoking and illness. You do not have to live with ugly and sagging bags under your eyes, there are alternatives.
Prevention Methods for Bags Under the Eyes
Eating a healthy diet with lots of water is a great way to prevent bags under your eyes. Eating a few kiwis in milk will prevent eye bags also. Also remember to eliminate the salt in your diet to avoid fluid retention. If you must have salt, make sure you use sea salt.
Surgical Facial Rejuvenation
One of the most common treatments for the skin around the eyes is blepharoplasty. This surgical procedure uses incisions to remove and reposition excess skin from around the eyes. While this operation may be the only option for people whose vision is impaired by loose skin, it is not recommended for cosmetic reasons. This is because blepharoplasty, like most other cosmetic surgeries, has a long list of possible complications associated with it. Scarring, bleeding, wound separation and serious infection are all very real risks whenever you go under the knife.
