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Hey guys!

Hope everyone is having a fun weekend. During the week on Boots.com they had a option to sign up to early access of the Florence By Mills Collection, that meant I would get a look at the collection a day early so I decided to try one of the most raved products from the collection.

Now quick context for those who aren’t familiar with the brand Florence By Mills, Mills in this scenario is Millie Bobby Brown who very recently released beauty and skin care products under this brand. The brand is completely hers and not a collab with another brand it’s pure Millie which some people assumed previously. Now this brand like I said has a range of skin care products and a few cosmetics but I wanted to try one of the most hyped products which is the Look Alive Eye Balm (£16.00) (now while at some point I may try another product from this collection I’m happy with my skincare and makeup at the mo).

The Look Alive Eye Balm is meant to make your under eyes look more brighter and less tired. On the back of the packaging it says “the cooling metal plus hydrating and brightening formula with vitamin B12, snow mushroom, malachite extract and a peptide blend, acts as a super-charged rush for tired dyes”. I’ve worn this eye balm so far over two days and after two applications I do notice a slight brightness to my under eyes obviously it’s quiet early to tell what difference it’s going to make to my appearance long term. When you’re applying the balm the way the actual product is designed helps cool down your eyes straight away by having the cool metal tip to apply the balm, straight away you can feel how cold the tip is before even squeezing the balm out and I loved how mess free this applied. After waking up the next day from first application I did think that my eyes didn’t look as grey as they did the night before now some would say well obviously you just slept a load of hours but even after 10 hrs of sleep I’ll still have some greyness under my eyes.

So far first impressions are really good this product does help make a difference with your under eyes in the first two applications, I’ll keep you up to date as I wear it more. But I like how it applies and blends, the packaging looks really cute and I think Millie has done a great job at adding a variety of products in her first release.

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In this video, I discuss EZ Gel, a new alternative to tear trough filler for under-eye rejuvenation. I'll explain the treatment process, its benefits, and how it compares to traditional fillers and other procedures.

Here are the topics covered in the video:

Let's talk non-surgical treatments for under-eye rejuvenation! As a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist with nearly 20 years of experience, I'll cover:

The unique characteristics of under-eye skin and why it's prone to aging.

Various under-eye issues: fine lines, wrinkles, volume loss, dark circles, and fat pad herniation.

Laser treatments: Fraxel for collagen stimulation, CO2 for more intensive resurfacing, and vBeam for addressing vascular-related dark circles

Fillers and alternatives: traditional hyaluronic acid fillers and ewer options like "easy gel" and biostimulatory products

Energy-based devices: Thermage for skin tightening using radiofrequency and combination treatments like "Thermofax" (Thermage + Fraxel)

Neuromodulators (Botox, etc.)

Treating crow's feet and "bunny lines"

Potential risks and the importance of an experienced provider

The benefits of early intervention and ongoing maintenance for long-term results.

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CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 1:57 Signs of Aging Under Eyes 3:57 How to Treat Under Eye Fine Lines and Wrinkles 5:38 Fraxel for Under Eye Rejuvenation 7:42 How to Treat Under Eye Volume Loss 10:55 How to Treat Dark Circles 12:57 Thermage for Under Eye Rejuvenation 14:30 Botox for Under Eyes

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In order to preserve a young image, celebrities and influencers are turning to eye bag fillers as a common cosmetic procedure. The under-eye area can be affected by aging, heredity, fluid retention, sleep patterns, and allergies; these fillers are utilized to smooth and brighten this area. The area beneath the eyes is made up of muscles, fat pads, and hollows, among other things. More of the underlying tissues are visible in this location as a person ages because the skin there gets thinner and less elastic.

Hyaluronic acid and poly-L-lactic acid are two forms of fillers that can be used for eye bags. Belotero, Juvederm Ultra, Radiesse, Restylane, and Restylane Silk are hyaluronic acid fillers that promote the production of collagen in the skin. Using the patient's own fat to fill in hollows and lessen the appearance of eye bags is another approach known as fat transfer.