What it is:A scientifically formulated antiaging eye cream.What it is formulated to do:Murad Intensive Wrinkle Reducer(R) For Eyes with Durian Cell Reform(TM) reduces the appearance of crow's feet, improves elasticity, and increases skin clarity in the eye area. It's formulated with a clinically proven bioengineered ingredient that enhances skin by diminishing the appearance of fine lines by 33 in four weeks and increasing skin firmness by 55 in 12 weeks.

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Do you need to wear SPF eye cream on top of this product?

I'm confused by what appear to be contradictory instructions. The Intesive Wrinkle Reducer for Faces tells us to apply that product and finish it off by adding the recommended Murad moisturizer and/or SPF product on top. Prompting my question, I noticed that the companion product to the Face serum-i.e., the Intensive Eye Wrinkle Reducer- includes no such instructions regarding adding layers of regular and/or SPF eye creams on top of it. Who's right? Should we wear nothing else beside the one eye wrinkle reducer serum, or some combination of additional eye creams over the Eye Wrinkle Reducer serum wearable all of the time (as they would have us do with the face version)?

asked 4 years, 3 months ago

jrlgnc

(Raleigh, North Carolina)

on Intensive Wrinkle Reducer® For Eyes With Durian Cell Reform™

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answer 1

This is what works for me the last product I put on AM and PM is the Intensive Wrinkle Reducer. I only apply to out corners and down below the lash line near the cheek area not close to the eye and on the brow bone. It takes care of the problem and this last forever less is better.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

catlover22

(Houston Texas)

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You should always, always, always wear SPF before going outside. Hence, if a product does not contain SPF, follow it with a moisturizer that does.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

kodak400

(New York, NY)

answer 3

Hi, great question! If you are wearing a treatment like an eye cream you would always want it to be the first layer of product on a clean face. So if you wanted to wear sunscreen (if the product doesn't have any) you would put that on after the eye cream. Unfortunately I think this eye cream will break down an application of sunscreen or make it very difficult to apply. If you need to wear an eye cream during the day I don't think this one is your best choice. One of the several other Murad eye creams would be a better product for you, such as the Murad Eye Treatment which has SPF 8 in the cream and isn't as greasy as the Intensive Wrinkle Reducer for Eyes.

answered 4 years, 3 months ago

therealemelle

(San Jose, CA)

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How do fight aging skin around my eyes, but also treat milia under my eyes? I'm 42 & have oily skin that can break out, so I have to be very careful .

asked 3 years, 8 months ago

DaisyMae

(Smithville, MO)

on Intensive Wrinkle Reducer® For Eyes With Durian Cell Reform™

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answer 1

I don't think I really have an answer for you, but I have the same problem and I was told I was probably using too much eye cream. You should only need a VERY tiny amount if using creams. If you get milia growths real easily, then you should try an eye gel, since they often absorb quicker and easier. After you get that figured out, good luck on finding a good eye cream, I am still in search of one...this probably makes 101! lol

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

txngirl

(San Antonio, TX)

answer 2

I think the best person to ask is your doctor, preferably a dermatolagist. From what I understand meilia may be susceptible to clogged pores. A gently exfoliator may help. I like Bare Minerals cleanser. It is gentle on sensitive skin and depending on how much water you add, you control how much it exfoliates. Its a good cleanser and you wont have to add another step in your cleansing regime.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

newyorktorque

(NY)

answer 3

I had the same problem. Most moisturizers you think are good enough, are too rich for the under-eye area. Use Murad's Intensive Wrinkle Reducer for Eyes or Dr. Brandt's collagen serum with Origins Youthtopia at night. I also use a gentle exfolliant like Juice Beauty's green apple peel for sensitive skin once a week for about 5 minutes. It's great for the eye area since I never use cleanser around the eyes -- only eye makeup remover and water. I have very sensitive skin and was having issues with dermatitis (itching and peeling) around the eyes until I started this regimen. If you need more -- I hate to say it, but there's always LaMer... It works -- especially in the dry winter months.

answered 3 years ago

2iceblest

(Indianapolis, IN)

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can i use this product at night

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

kosar

(saskatoon,canada)

on Intensive Wrinkle Reducer® For Eyes With Durian Cell Reform™

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Yes you can kosar! I recommend using this morning and at night after cleansing.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

tiffanybt

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Copper peptides

I hear the latest rage is copper peptides.. Supposedly they are the ingredient to look for in anti-aging products. Does Murad Intensive Wrinkle Reducer for eyes contain copper peptides? I dont see them listed in the ingredients.

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

girlygirl2000

(Washington, DC)

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