Just try it

Here is a beauty trick you have to try. Years ago in Argentina I was surprised to see my great companion putting patroleum jelly on her face, every morning. Wouldn't you expect a major break out if you even let this stuff touch your face. Well my companion had great skin, no break outs. I had to ask her about it. She told me that one time she had asked a man in her ward, who worked in a lab for one of the big makeup brands, which skin moisturizer really was the best. He said it was plain old petroleum jelly. Nothing fancy, just really keeps the moisture in. I reluctantly started to try the stuff and my skin always looked great! Very moisturized, no fine wrinkles. After getting back to the states my mom had made an appointment for me to get a facial (RM's need a little help, especially girls). The estitician was great. I was excited and told her about my vaseline experiment and she did not think it was a good idea. She told me that the vaseline keeps any air from getting into whatever it's covering, that's why they use it after surgeries, etc. I had noticed that I had little white bumps on my checks, she told me this was called 'milia' and probably caused from the vaseline. I was sad, my trick didn't turn out to be so great. So I stopped for awhile, occasionally putting it under my eyes. And then recently I was reading a Reader's Digest article about things different celebrities can't live with out. Tyra Banks said she couldn't live without Vaseline! She said she swears by the stuff and puts it on in the corner of her eyes, her smile creases, and her elbows all the time. Yes, someone else that recognizes this great everyday product.
The other night I noticed how dry my eyes look (love this desert climate) and decided to put a little under my eyes again. I forgot about it, went to bed. Sometime the next morning I was washing my hands and looked up to the mirror and was surprised to see that my eye wrinkles were gone! I am always shocked at how well this works! So, you need to try it. Don't smear it all over your face, just your eyes. You'll thank me in the morning... or in 20 years.