Under eye circles... hemroid cream?

I have heard that hemroid cream really works to get rid of under eyes bags and circles. My eyes are really puffy from hayfever and tiredness.








Will hemroid cream clear them up. And how much do i put on?





thanks.


xoUnder eye circles... hemroid cream?
Preparation H will take away puffiness around the eyes, but won't get rid of dark circles. Only sleep and a balanced diet can do that.Under eye circles... hemroid cream?
Yes it will work. It is an old actors trick for when they rehearsed long hours.





Use very very little. Just a tiny drop. Don't expect results in minutes. Give it some time. Also it would help if you put ice under your eyes first to reduce the swelling in a hurry. Then use the hemorrhoid cream.
Please don't do this - the cream is far too harsh for the sensitive skin in your orbital eye area.
hemroid cream is for puffy. think, they puff out of the butt. not dark circles, try EyeCircles. www.athomeskincare.com for thecheapest, i love it after a long, very long night! haha
I read in some beauty mags that this works; I tried it, and I really can't say it did, but I don't really have a problem with undereye bags and circles. I just wanted to see if the cream did anything. I would say that you would get as much relief for the bags by sleeping on your back and with your head slightly elevated with a couple of pillows (to keep fluids from setting around your eyes while you sleep), and maybe even sleeping with an eye mask. I've seen those in beauty supply. Elevation at night, and slight (very slight and even) pressure around your eyes, like from a sleep mask, or a chilled eye-gel mask after you get up from sleep, should help keep your eyes from swelling, and press accumulated fluids out from around them when you get up. Don't tug at the tissue around your eyes, though, or you will cause stretching and sags from that. Also, anything with caffeine in it (like wet tea bags) used as a compress on your eyes in the morning will help speed up circulation around your eyes and move the fluids out more quickly. Some eye treatment creams contain caffeine for this reason. Hope that helps.