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I think I was born with dark eye circles. For as long as I can remember, there’s been an almost-blue tone underneath my eyes and?while my friends and family claim not to notice it?it’s something that’s made me slightly insecure throughout my life. Along with that, I also experience some major puffiness around the start of spring and summer.
Even with all the eye creams I’ve tried, I’ve only ever noticed a slight difference?maybe some slight brightness, but I still retain the dreaded dark circles and puffs. Which is why when I read about Foreo’s new illuminating eye massager, I knew I had to try it. The device promises not only to reduce puffiness, darkness, and lines, but also makes a claim that your serums and creams will be better dissolved. I’m familiar with Foreo’s first product, the Luna, a vibrating cleansing device, and have been a big fan for the fact that you almost never have to charge it, and it doesn’t require any replacement products (such as new brushes) like some of its competitors do.
Before trying out the eye massager, I was also curious to see how a dermatologist would react. “I haven?t found a single topical product or device that can hold a candle to a little bit of Botox for those eye lines that are so bothersome,” said Dr. Scott Dunbar of Schweiger Dermatology Group.
OK, cool. But I’m 23, and definitely do not aspire to fill my face with injections just yet (or ever), so...