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Jennifer Aniston has an unusual secret for getting rid of puffiness under her eyes. The actress applies Preparation H ointment (hemorrhoid cream!) to her face. The medicated cream reduces swelling and puffiness using the ingredient mineral oil. Jen says she learned the trick from her makeup artist. Who knew!
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Um, mineral oil is not the active ingredient in Preparation H that reduces swelling.
The active yeast indgredient is bio-dyne, the US version doesn’t have that but the canadian one does. There is heaps of info on the net, have a googly.
Please let me know where I can buy preparaion h eye care products in Malaysia, state of Penang
Thank you
I am an esthetician and a makeup artist in New York and can’t believe that people are still using Prep H on their skin. It is so dangerous. What happens is after continued use over time the skin layers in the under eye area becomes thin and weak. The tissue completely stop producing Collagen and all the essential vitamins B5 and B3 are depleted. The skin eventually turns a bluish translucent color that cannot be repaired. As an alternative there are a few great products out there that completely treat and reduce under eye puffiness. Easy Eye Solutions is perhaps the best known of these because they replenish the skin and give instant firming results. Therefore the under eye puffiness is gone in minutes and over time reduces puffiness and fine lines overall. There is not a single Fashion event or shoot where I do not use the Easy Eye Solutions on my models. Trust me I am not a company promoter but wanted to add my 2 cents worth. Prep H is designed to shrink heavy hemorrhoidal tissue and was never intended as a topical treatment.