Warren File: debunking cursed myths about eye contours

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Look, that wasn't our intention…
But after having launched Our eye contour cream for a more intense look than Lola Flores's at an April Fair, we've opened the box of ~~shit~~ Pandora. We're hearing rumors from there. the upside-down world of cosmetics You wouldn't believe it... or would you?

📲 Do I need to use a specific product or is regular Nivea hand cream enough?

📲 Should I apply it by dabbing it on, or is it better with the roll-on that's been in the freezer since the Ice Age?

📲 And when do the cucumber slices come in?

Before you commit an affront to that Turkish soap opera star look, today we bring you wisdom in a bottle, simple and #realwhore so that you don't get carried away by the rumors of the internet.

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Debunking myths: the eye contour

1. Do the eyes need specific and different products than the rest of the face?

Nope, although with some nuances. It's true that the skin around the eyes is thinner and more "delicate"... but If you normally use products for sensitive skin, then that's enough for you..

Furthermore, we don't want to point fingers, but…

If on a boring afternoon you happen to read the labels of some brands, you'll see that some use exactly the same ingredients for a face moisturizer as for an eye cream... even though the product (and its price) are completely different.

2. But then… Do they work or are they just money-grabbing products?

Fear not, all is not lost in this war against panda bear dark circles.

Eye creams DO work, but…

If you continue to go to bed later than Esperanza Gracia's horoscope predicts, drinking everything down to the water in the flower vases from Tuesday to Sunday or ghosting him As for sunscreen… well, you can build an altar to the Virgin Mary, because not even a miracle will save you.

3. Grandma's remedies work just as well

Slices of cucumber, tea bags or chamomile tea, cotton balls soaked in milk like French toast, cold spoons smelling of hake from the freezer…

The problem with grandma's remedies is that there are more remedies than grandmas in this world and so many 'natural' ingredients because you don't know if you're going to take the bags down or prepare a light dinner of snacks.

4.Do I need to apply it with light taps?

We've been told repeatedly that eye cream should be applied with gentle taps, very softly, using the ring finger because it's the one with the least force to "activate" circulation without stressing such a sensitive area, but…

It's an urban legend that not even the ghost in the mirror could top.

You can apply it with any finger you fancy, or by dragging the cream along. The important thing is not to use too much.

5. Should I apply it with the cold roll-on?

Well, it's the same as with grandma's remedies. The cool breeze is welcome because it "relieves the chill," but it doesn't work miracles. no matter how well the saleswoman at Primor sold it to you.

If it's just for the pleasure of it, go aheadand. If it's to mark a “I snap my fingers and my bags and dark circles disappear from my side,” You'd better say a rosary.

6. Is it only applied under the eye?

To say this is false would be an understatement. So the most fitting response we could come up with would be: WTF?

Why do you think it's called eye contour cream? Well, because It is applied to the entire contour: dark circles, crow's feet, upper eyelid…

And we won't go into any more detail because the answer is as simple as that.

7. I've been told that what really works is [insert your favorite magic ingredient here]

The problem with eye contour products is that many things fall under the umbrella of "eye contour," and not all of them provide long-term solutions:

Cool water, Because your eyes get dehydrated after a night of partying, it seems like it helps (but it doesn't).
The 'lifting' effect, which looks great for the Sálvame breaks (but it lasts for hours and, above all, ruins your skin's pH).
Concealer, which is literally makeup designed for that area, for non-bilingual people.
Clays, silicones, micas… they look good and give you an instant aesthetic boost… but they don't produce results over time.

But then, Is there a single outline to rule them all? If you really want to know our very biased opinion: obviously you do… and It's called Banzeye!

Our all-in-one eye contour cream with effect "glare" Instantly. It minimizes crow's feet, dark circles, bags, and everything else you throw at it. Because you can't get surgery to brighten your eyes, but you can definitely enhance the surrounding area.

BANZEYE

EYE CONTOUR TREATMENT WITH FLASH EFFECT
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We do cool right,
Siwon

🚨 Attention all units. This is an emergency call, baby. Man with skincare overdose. We need backup.🚨

📣 Siwon speaking: We are forced to release an urgent statement.

We're experiencing an avalanche of creams:

With asset names that are more complicated to pronounce than IKEA furniture
With ingredient lists that make you cross-eyed like those magic eye books from when you were a kid (memory unlocked)
With 'it's natural', 'clinical results', more is more…

Pure cosmetic gluttony, listen.

And in the end, you're covered in potions and not really knowing what for.

Therefore, and to practice conscious cosmetic hedonism - few things, but with great pleasure and intention - we have prepared this guide with the richest and healthiest cosmetic vitamins for your face. We will be touching on it and expanding it from time to time.

VITAMINS FOR YOUR SKIN

Vitamin A 🥕 'A'... for AA: Anti-Aging

What is it?
Some people eat carrots by the pair. We're more into slathering ourselves in retinol, vitamin A in cosmetic form. It's the best-known anti-aging ingredient: it reduces wrinkles, fine lines, and more. It stimulates your skin's renewal (like Wolverine's), getting your skin's production going full steam ahead to produce the things that are lost or slowed down with age: collagen, proteins, and so on.

How does that make your face?
Well, with a more youthful appearance... more handsome than James Dean in his younger days.

Where can I find it?
In our pro-aging night cream WOYOUNG

👉Want to know more? Debunking myths...retinol

Vitamin B(3) 💃 'B3'... for good, beautiful and naughty

What is it?
Also known as niacinamide, it's the quintessential "anti-establishment" vitamin: anti-blemish, anti-inflammatory, anti-acne, anti-redness, and therefore, anti-hater. It's such a democratic ingredient that it works for almost all skin types. (Yes, it turns out niacinamide is more forgiving than Roy Galán.)

How does that make your face?
Well, to clap your hands with joy when you look in the mirror.

Where can I find it?
In our Handsomefyer tuner

👉Want to know more? Handsomefyer, the instant tuner

Vitamin B(5) 🙏 'B5' of… with hydration and lubrication I'll stick it in you…

What is it?
If in this lottery that is life, you've been dealt dry skin, then even more For the tight skin Lomana wears every winter, panthenol or vitamin B5 is your ally in this tough battle.

How does that make your face?
Stay hydrated, stay hydrated. There's also some research that attributes to it an anti-inflammatory and regenerative effect on your skin's natural barrier, like something out of Easter Sunday.

Vitamin C 🍊 'C' for Color of the sand of the Rocío Way

What is it?
The most sought-after ingredient since Britney in 2007. It has many functions, but above all it stands out for bringing luminosity to your face.

How does that make your face?
Lola Flores said that "the sparkle in your eyes can't be surgically enhanced"... but the luminosity you get after using vitamin C in the mornings is something you won't find even with the Kardashians' favorite surgeon.

Where can I find it?
It's also in our all-in-one tuner, Handsomefyer.

Vitamin D ☀️ 'D' for Give me cream

What is it?
The vitamin that comes from space. The one that warms you up and makes you blush. The one that gives you the feeling of sunshine on your face.

How does that make your face?
Well, actually, getting a tan is secondary. Vitamin D is more beneficial for the overall health of your skin, hair, muscles… even your teeth and bones. When you're deficient in vitamin D, your body knows it.

Where can I find it?
Sunbathing, but not too much. 10-15 minutes, 3 times a week (depending on your skin type) is more than enough.Don't act like a fool, otherwise you'll age faster and worse than Christopher Nolan's movies.

Vitamin E 🌊 'E' for mirror mirror…

What is it?
Vitamin E, or tocopherol—we know, it sounds like a prison name, but its benefits are far more pleasant than frightening—is a powerful antioxidant. And, as if that weren't enough, it can extend the shelf life of other cosmetic ingredients: the little blue pill of skincare.

How does that make your face?
Well, protected: from the weather, from pollution, and from free radicals (which aren't just angry anti-establishment types).

Where can I find it?
For example, in Dragon Shot, Besides leaving your face moisturized, you'll notice that shine disappears throughout the day.

👉Want to know more? Agüita, baby – moisturizer for your skin

Take vitamins when you fall in love

As that song by La Fiesta said: take vitamins…

For breakfast, for lunch, for an afternoon snack, for dinner... and even for a quick bite if the occasion arises.

With good vibes, a touch of cheekiness, and 🧪 The recipes, always with substance.

Siwon
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Warren File: debunking cursed myths about eye contours

Debunking myths: the eye contour

1. Do the eyes need specific and different products than the rest of the face?