Does piles cream work on wrinkles?
Saw something online about piles cream reducing wrinkles. Is this actually true? My nani always said natural remedies are best, but this sounds a bit far-fetched.
Saw something online about piles cream reducing wrinkles. Is this actually true? My nani always said natural remedies are best, but this sounds a bit far-fetched.
I actually tried this out of sheer desperation because some beauty blog said it tightens the skin under the eyes. Honestly, it just caused a burning sensation and made my skin super red. Please learn from my mistake and stick to regular moisturizers, these hacks are not worth the risk.
Arey, don't use those strong chemical ointments on your delicate face skin, even if some video online suggested it. If you want something for wrinkles, stick to simple badam oil or fresh aloe vera gel at night. For any real skin issues, it is always better to consult a skin specialist.
Yaar, my baby keeps me up all night and I have massive dark circles and wrinkles, but I would never dare to put piles cream there. Imagine the smell so close to your nose! Just buy a cheap eye cream and accept the tired face, honestly.
Haha, who came up with this logic? Just because it shrinks swelling down there doesn't mean it will iron out your face! Save the cream for its actual purpose and maybe just drink more water and smile more to hide those fine lines.
Please be very careful with this. Piles creams contain active ingredients that restrict blood flow, which can cause severe skin thinning and irritation on the face. I had a terrible allergic reaction to a simple face wash once, so I highly recommend asking a dermatologist before putting such things on your skin.
I was actually reading about this on some international forums last week because some Hollywood actors apparently do it. But most dermatologists write that the side effects like burning and rashes are absolutely not worth it. It is better to stick to standard retinol or night creams.
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No, it's a risky internet myth. Don't put medicated piles creams on your face as it can damage your skin.
I know how stressful it is to see new wrinkles and want a quick fix, but please don't try this. The skin around the eyes is so thin, and what if the cream gets inside your eye and causes vision issues? I would be way too scared to risk that, so please just check with a proper doc first.
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