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		<title>MS. ESTHY&#8217;S BELIEVE IT OR NOT!</title>
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<p>Inquiring minds want to know, does Preparation H reduce puffy eyes?  This is a great question, and a MUA trick that is as old as the hills.  We&#8217;ve already established that just, because things are done this doesn&#8217;t always mean that they are always safe. So I turned to chemist extraordinaire Desiree Mattox of <a href="http://envielabs.com/?page_id=11" target="_self">Envie Labs</a> to burst this myth wide open.</p>
<p>With that being said the short answer is yes, sort of.  You see, Preparation H  contains fixings that can restrict blood flow, where ever it&#8217;s applied, and swelling goes buh-bye once blood flow is brought to a screeching halt.</p>
<p>Now we are getting to the sort of.  This bootleg trick is not 100% fool proof, because the puffy mess under our eyes is not always caused by increased blood flow.  Since a quick-fast poofy eye diagnosis does not exist. Your lovely MUA is figuratively stabbing in the dark, and the hemorrhoid potion may or may not work.  So not a good look.</p>
<p>The main ingredients are phenylephrine and/or hydrocortisone.  Hydrocortisone is a topical steroid. Your MD is definitely not going to recommend that you use topical roids for an extended  period of time.  They have a tendency to thin the skin, and make it sensitive. Who needs sensitive, red, puffy eyes? Yeah, Not me!</p>
<p>Since skin is already thin under the eyes, and this &#8220;quick fix&#8221; can complicate  things.  I am rolling with the must avoid on this one. What do you use to reduce puffy eyes?</p>
<p>This blog post is dedicated to: Amanda J.  thanks for the topic.</p>
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