Judith, for wrinkling and firming, you extend your facial routine to the eye area. If that’s too irritating, cut back on exfoliation/retinol etc and use them less often. If they give you milia, look for products with lightweight textures.

Kanchan, use eye cream before moisturiser. Everything else is fine.

Thank you, Lys. I hear ya! When I was a teen and just started to get into skincare, I really coveted those expensive eye creams I saw in the magazines (hey, there was no internet back then). But as soon as you delve deeper into the science, it’s appalling what they charge for a bit of a moisturiser in a smaller jar!

Ladies, I was wondering too why eye creams are more expensive. I look at ingredients list and found the same as the ingredients in a moisturiser. So I rarely use eye creams, except for those sample sizes that were given with purchase of other products. Before, when I was not into reading a lot of intelligent beauty blogs (like Gio’s), my belief is that the more expensive the item, the more effective it is. So in my 20s, my wish was to be able to buy an eye cream when I am earning a lot. But it changed one decade and six wrinkles later, when I realized that it’s not always price = quality. Still, to this date, the price of eye creams are unacceptable for me. lol.