This dermatologist and ophthalmologist-tested eye gel reduces dark circles, bags and puffiness for all skin types after a single use. In a controlled experiment with 30 users, 97 percent showed an improvement in the appearance of under-eye bags and puffiness after five minutes and 83 percent saw an improvement in undereye circles. After four hours, all users in the experiment reported less puffiness around the eye area.
We're not far from sandal season, so the time to start prepping your feet is now. If you have a serious accumulation of calluses, you might want to painlessly prep your feet with a foot mask. This mask will work effectively in about 15 minutes (but feels great so you might end up leaving it on longer). Just slip on the booties for 15 minutes — and when taking them off, be sure to massage in everything left on your feet.
If your skin is dry, this bar soap will work wonders to help keep your skin hydrated and smooth. It's made for men, but it's less coarse than many other physical exfoliators making it a great body option for women as well. It also has a light scent, so it can replace your regular soap when your body is dry.
Many people don't realize that chemical sunscreens require waiting 20-30 minutes before going into the sun. They're also not necessarily safe for pregnant or nursing women. Not to mention the fact that a new FDA study showed six common chemical sunscreen ingredients absorb into the bloodstream and greatly exceed levels considered safe.
For a safe product that will protect your skin from both burning UVB rays and aging UVA rays, check out this one from Coola. Another bonus? Unlike other mineral sunscreens, it's not chalky (a common reason people use chemical sunscreens).
This oil-free product not only works to smooth lines, but it's hydrating and safe for acne-prone skin. 93 percent of participants in a four-week consumer efficacy study reported that the product worked instantly to smooth their skin.
