Eyelastin Review: Does Eyelastin Fix Dark Circles & Bags Under Eyes?

Dark Under Eye Circles
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Many consumers, dissuaded by the vast amounts of side effects caused by prescribed eye creams that contain Retin-A - a powerful and concentrated form of vitamin A - are turning instead to nonprescription eye creams, like Eyelastin, which cause no side effects and are as equally, if not more, effective; and because they are proven to work.

Manalapan, NJ (PRWEB) September 30, 2009

Dark eye circles, bagginess and puffiness around the eyes, and wrinkles near the tear ducts (otherwise known as Crow's Feet), have forever been the primary focus of many of the eye creams which have been developed for such anti-aging purposes. However, many of the most popular brands of prescription eye creams contain an ingredient called Retin-A - a powerful and concentrated form of vitamin A - which amongst many other associated side effects that it has been documented to cause, greatly increases the skin's sensitivity to any kind of UV ray, both natural and artificial. These factors, combined with the costliness and the prescription nature of Retin-A, are why many consumers instead choose to use proven eye creams, like Eyelastin, because it is more cost effective, it doesn't cause any side effects whatsoever and it is available over-the-counter.

Much rapid advancement in cosmeceutical technology has yielded some of the most revolutionary breakthroughs in skin care ever seen. But sometimes there are downsides to lauded skin care revivers, like the popularly prescribed skin cream, Retin-A Gel; or creams that contain this concentrated ingredient complex. Namely, the many different side effects it can cause, in addition to greatly increasing the risk of UV burning in the skin.

The leading drug information website, Drugs.com, cites the known and most common side effects of using skin creams and gels that contain Retin-A as, "Redness, peeling at application site; sensitivity to sunlight; skin irritation; warmth or stinging at the application site."

Some consumers prefer to use such prescription eye creams because they are backed by clinical trials and proof. But other leading nonprescription eye creams, like Eyelastin, have also undergone intensive clinical trials on their primary ingredient complexes.

One the main ingredients in Eyelastin eye cream, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, during the clinical trials, "Was observed that the severity of wrinkles around the eyes decreased up to 17% after 15 days, and up to 27% after 30 days." (Eyelastin.com; 2009.)

Another active and patented ingredient complex, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-3 & Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 (better known as Matrixyl 3000), "Reduced the surface area occupied by deep wrinkles 44.9% on average. It encourages skin tissue to restore itself to a more youthful strength while promoting deep tissue repair. Collagen and elastin production are accelerated, skin appears softer and firmer, and elasticity is significantly improved."

Finally, another signature ingredient in Eyelastin, SYN-AKE - an anti-wrinkle active compound based on a synthetic tripeptide that mimics the effect of waglerin 1 (a peptide that is found in the venom of the Temple Viper), "Has been demonstrated in vitro by measuring the frequency of contraction of the innervated muscle cell as a function of the incubation time. The peptide reduces muscle cell contraction and its action, if reversible."

Cameron Hope, spokesperson for Eyelastin eye cream, infers that those who are looking to realizing immediate benefits from an eye cream no longer need to seek a prescribed cream, nor subject themselves to increased UV exposure dangers or other varying side effects, when eye creams like nonprescription Eyelastin are proven to be as, or more than, effective.

"Eyelastin, as you can see, clearly provides proven results in a rapid timeframe, and with no known or documented side effects," Hope explains. "This is why so many people place their trust in our effective and proven formula: because it works, and it has been proven to do so!"

Eyelastin is an all natural eye cream that has been proven to treat dark eye circles, baggy eyes, puffy eyes, crow's feet and fine lines around the eyes.

Eyelastin eye cream is easily applied in small amounts around the affected areas of skin near the eyes, one time per day. Most people will see noticeable results within 2-6 weeks of daily usage, when used as directed.

For more information visit: http://www.Eyelastin.com

About Eyelastin:

  • Created by Dermagevity Skin Care--a leading cosmeceutical company
  • Offers a breakthrough and patented technology consisting of a proprietary ingredient complex that brings together a powerful combination of proven anti-aging ingredients with an advanced delivery technology
  • Utilizes a ground-breaking formula that combines Hyaluronic Acid--which can carry up to a thousand times its own weight in water--and Vitamin K, which has been proven to greatly reduce puffiness and wrinkles in the skin
  • Uses the active ingredient, Syn-Ake, praised as 'Love at First Bite,' an anti-wrinkle active compound based on a synthetic tripeptide that mimics the effect of waglerin 1 (a peptide that is found in the venom of the Temple Viper)
  • Harnesses the power of clinically-proven, age-fighting ingredients like Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, and Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, both which have been proven to promote collagen production and increase the development and the growth of the connective tissues
  • Works quickly to minimize the appearances of dark circles under eyes, puffy eyes and crow's feet, and helps to reverse the effects of aging and the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines in the skin
  • 100% safe, effective and all-natural
  • No known, adverse side effects
  • Available online for a generous discount off retail pricing at their secured online store at: http://www.Eyelastin.com 
Source: prweb.com

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