is aloe right from the plant good for wrinkles under the eyes?
October 15th, 2010 | 
Author: Also, I was wondering if babyshamoo is just as good for your face as face wash? I’ve noticed it gets all my eye makeup off, along with the foundation. Just wondering if it is as good as other face wash, why or why not?
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Do a ONE way gentle stroking from nose to outer eye with finger tips of first three fingers held together using a thin oil( do both eyes together). Just use sufficient to enable stroking. Olive or grape seed oil is excellent. Do only 10 strokes initially, then immediately gently wipe away oil with dampened tissues.
You can gradually increase that number and GRADUALLY make stroking stronger as skin and eye adjusts. Be careful not to increase too quickly. Initially you might experience some eye aching but it goes away. It might also briefly make under eye puffy. To get rid of puffiness and aching do the "Lion face pose" and hold for 30 secs. Do a few times throughout the day. Find the pose on Youtube "Yoga Face Exercises"
After a time – about 10 days – you will be able to do a quite fast circular action – then you will get fast results. I.E. Do the stroking as described then keeping fingers LIGHTLY in contact with skin as you sweep back to nose. You will be able to do this daily for about 18 times without any reactions. My under areas have been rid of all lines and bagginess by doing this.
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i’ve heard aloe is good for your hairs.use sandalwoodfor wrinkles.its better than cosmetics.
aloe verastimulate synthesis of the skin’s collagen and elastin fibers and helps with wrinkles. if you want to try a home remedy try using milk of magnesia and wash it off in the morning. use olive oil and honey it is a good moisturizer for the skin. btw i wouldn’t use baby shampoo on my face. use neutrogena face wash.