You know that putting on eye cream is a valuable step in your skin care regimen. And while you’ve been dabbing it on to target crow’s feet and dark circles, you still might not be getting your product’s full benefits. The reason? You’re missing a crucial spot! In a report from Allure.com, Jeannette Graf, a clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, reveals crucial info that you need to know now: “I like to start on the inner aspect of the brow and go around the entire eye area,” she says. “Everyone just covers the crow's-feet, and I don't understand why, because the 'eye area' (referred to on the eye-cream packaging) is the entire upper brow, outer crow's-feet, and under the eye. You've got to put something under your brow bone. That area can get crepey and loose and wrinkled, so you want to keep everything as firm as you can," adds Graf. Here’s the “A-ha moment!” in that statement: You’ve been neglecting the brow area all along! And just by applying your eye cream on that spot, you can solve the dreaded drooping eyelids. So tonight, as you apply your eye cream, give the brow region the attention it deserves.
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