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Clinique Superdefense Eye Cream spf 20
14 reviews
42% would repurchase
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Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSActive ingredients:Titanium Dioxide5.6% Zinc oxide 3.8%
on 1/30/2015 1:01:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I am on my second tube. I was looking for a light moisturizer with SPF and this provides that, and more. My under-eye area are looks brighter after application, perhaps due to the fact that this is a physical sunscreen. I was not looking for something to hide under-eye circles.
on 1/14/2015 6:02:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Silver, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I have to say this is better than I expected. I received this as a sample and it has been great for me. I have VERY sensitive skin and eyes and have had no problem with this product...I have also found that my eye shadow and liner stay on better and longer, this acts very much like a primer. I use it over my moisturizer and I think those that don't like it is because they are looking for it to moisturize and it doesn't, it protects....I am a big fan of Clinique and have learned how to use one product with another....each product has special properties and if used in combination with another product you will have great skin as a result. Most if not all of Clinique is expensive, but it is the BEST line of products that I have found for sensitive skin. I would recommend this for all skin types.....
on 12/19/2014 2:16:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I have thin, delicate skin under my eyes and have worn sun screen everyday for the past 15 years, but don't put it under my eyes. Everything is always too thick for the eye area so I have depended on big glasses and big hats. After using this for a month I wouldn't be without it. It is light enough to apply without pulling at my under eye area. I also put it on my upper eye area (brows too). iving in Florida at the beach, sun protection is a must for my very Irish skin. I also like that it's moisturizing, has no fragrance and the spf 20 is a must. I highly recommend this and I bought some as a stocking stuffer gift for my sister.
on 11/22/2014 10:54:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I love this. It moisturizes my skin and brightens the area all around my eyes. I bought it for the SPF, which has never irritated my skin or my eyes, and it does not give me milia, so I think this cream is perfect.
on 11/20/2014 1:32:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Very negative reviews on this, but I had to give it a try--there are so few treatment/sunscreen products for the eye, especially with only physical sunblock, and Clinique has done such a great job defending the rest of my face for such a long time. Just using my trifecta of C serum, Clinique City Block Sheer 25 and a tinted moisturizer, my face had less color at the end of the summer than my chest and neck, despite SLATHERING on Banana Boat Sport 100 every day (seriously, went through three bottles of it just on those areas). City Block is an absolute daily non-negotiable essential for me. So now I have something from a company I trust to use to protect my eyes besides sunglasses. I had been using the City Block on and off on the eyelid, but it interfered with shadow application. This is much sheerer, and lighter, and does not migrate (which is why I think some find it not very moisturizing), and goes a little way towards masking the veins in my lids and brightening the area. Shadows apply almost normally, and I can still get the sheer, skin-like application I like. What appeals to me about this is that it is a treatment, not just a sunscreen, so I think the results will be gradual and cumulative. For now I'm happy to have the sun protection!
on 9/4/2014 5:42:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Bought this product after being told that it would work wonders on the dark shadows under the eyes and hydrate them/reduce wrinkles in the process. Nope. It does brighten the eyes slightly, but the cream is so white that on my olive skin it was really noticable. Did absolutely nothing to hydrate or reduce wrinkles. Stung my eyes occasionally and also had dry spells under my eyes. Not worth the price and would not buy again. I will continue to search for the 'wonder cream'...
on 7/28/2014 12:17:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a hard one to review and I can see why some don't like it. It's not an eye cream that's going to moisturise , fade dark circles or enhance the appearance of skin.It's a protector, not a treatment. But what it IS is a brilliant sunscreen with zinc oxide an excellent UVA blocker. I use this on no make up days when I want to reapply around eyes , around mouth and on the "elevenses". It's super for that.This is rich in antioxidants and it comes in a tube. The way I use it it will last me for ever so I don't mind the cost. It's slightly tinted, but no, it won't hide dark circles.But if you're after a good eye cream with spf(and they're hard to find) try this. Like I say it won't moisturise, but you can apply over moisturiser with spf.Physical SS so no irritation . I can't tolerate chemical SS around eyes.All sunscreen addicts , and we all should be , consider this as it really is a gem.I wouldn't be without it now! It DOES have it's uses.This is rated best on PC website and I understand this
on 12/29/2013 4:18:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Do not waste your time. It doesn't do anything it claims to.
on 6/10/2013 2:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was so excited to try this eye cream. I am a big Clinique fan as I have very sensitive skin. Their all about eyes eye cream is one of my favourites and I thought I would love this one as well and it would be perfect for daytime with the spf. Well I was disappointed.
The first two days everything felt fine but on day 3 it left red dry patches around my eye area that were very itchy and also my eyes felt irritated (tearing,itchy, also felt dry). I have tried to make it work with this eye cream but I have the same results each time. A big no no for me.
The packaging is great though. I wish they would put all their eye creams in a tube.
on 2/3/2013 12:05:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
i got a fairly large sample of this at my local beauty counter about a month ago. it's not empty yet but i used it for about two weeks almost every morning and some nights. the brightening effect on the skin is great and it's quite moisturizing too. unfortunately it irritates my eyes, makes them red and puffy and feeling really itchy. couldn't find the ingredients anywhere but i'm guessing they use titanium dioxide for the pearlescent effect. ladies with sensitive skin should really watch out for this ingredient as it's one of the biggest irritants out there. not trying to bash on the product/company but i'm confused as to why a company claiming to be so big on testing would use titanium dioxide... i recommend anyone who wants this: try it first, and if it works for you, you're lucky! definitely not for me though
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How good was Billy Wilder? So good that this film, Kiss Me, Stupid—largely entertaining, frequently witty, beautifully shot, and with at least two noteworthy performances—probably wouldn't figure in most lists of his top 10 movies. Yet it is a good Billy Wilder film, if not a great one.
Starting in Las Vegas, we are introduced to Dino, a womanizer, a drunk, an accomplished singer, and a clever jokester. Dean Martin, in a bit of curiously inspired and rather daring casting, plays the rapscallion; not surprisingly, he does so very well. On his way to Los Angeles, he stops in Climax, Nevada (with all the sexual innuendo built into this film, the town's name almost seems the least obvious). There he encounters Orville (Ray Walston), a nebbish piano teacher and amateur songwriter who »
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It's been a strange couple of weeks of films with the boys. First, we had a period of almost three weeks where I didn't get to see them because of all sorts of different scheduling issues. The hardest part of adjusting to life as a divided family is making my peace with the very different way the kids and I spend time together now. I've gone from having hours with them every day to having a handful of hours every couple of weeks. It makes time feel much more precious, but it can add a layer of stress, as well, because I'm constantly aware of the ticking clock. I know the boys feel it, too. We talk when I don't see them, but it's not the same. You try having a serious conversation on the phone with a seven-year-old. It's just not satisfying, no matter what. Kids today don't really »
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If you're not familiar, Seattle is home to one of only three movie theaters in the United States with the capability of playing three-panel Cinerama films. It is rightfully called the Seattle Cinerama theater and in 2014 it was fully restored, equipped with a Christie 6P laser projection system and Dolby Atmos sound along with the ability to screen 35mm, 70mm and Cinerama films. On Valentine's Day night I had my first experience with the new theater, when I saw Some Like It Hot, but a couple days later I got my first taste of what the new theaters actually had to offer, mind you only a small taste. And this is where this Cinerama project I'm referring to comes into play. I've mentioned this on our podcast a couple times recently, but I will be putting together a short video exploring the ins and outs of the newly restored Cinerama. »
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With the slightest excuse, I can go on and on about how Some Like It Hot is truly the perfect comedy if not the perfect movie. Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond's script has a perfect symmetry -- every setup is paid off, every gag is repeated bigger, better and often with a kind of lyricism ("we have the same type blood, type O"). The timing of the maracas scene is breathtakingly brilliant. People like to gossip about director Wilder's difficulty in working with Marilyn Monroe but you see none of that onscreen. Most importantly, I've seen the movie countless times but it's still funny, every single time.
Recently I've been interested in -- and vastly entertained by -- comedies that aren't perfect, and that don't quite work for one reason or another. The thin, ridiculous plot is just an excuse for strings and strings of gags. You can see »
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I feel like it was a really good week of movie watching for me as I kicked things off watching Criterion's new Blu-ray release of Don't Look Now (read my review here) and then caught a couple screenings with Kingsman: The Secret Service (read my review here) and Fifty Shades of Grey (read my review here). Then, at home, I watched Edge of Tomorrow yet again (man, I really like that movie) and, for Valentine's Day, my wife and I caught Some Like It Hot at the local Cinerama. Then, on top of that, I watched the five, Oscar-nominated, live action shorts and it's sort of a tough call attempting to predict which one will win, though, right now, I'd probably lean to either Aya or Parvaneh. Certainly Boogaloo and Graham, centering on a couple Irish kids given chickens for gifts, is the most accessible. Aya, centering on a woman »
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Valentine's Day is this weekend and many couples are going to celebrate by heading to the multiplex and seeing Fifty Shades of Grey. Analysts are saying it might gross an astonishing $100 million during the four-day weekend despite mostly scathing reviews. Some critics are saying that parts of the movie are so inadvertently funny you almost feel like you're watching a romantic comedy.
Now we have a question for you: What is the best romantic comedy of all time? Feel to vote for a classic like Some Like It Hot or It Happened One Night, »
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Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett movies (See previous post: "The Charles Brackett Diaries: Billy Wilder and Hollywood in the '30s and '40s.") Below is a list of movies on which Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder worked together as screenwriters, including efforts for which they did not receive screen credit. The Wilder-Brackett screenwriting partnership lasted from 1938 to 1949. During that time, they shared two Academy Awards for their work on The Lost Weekend (1945) and, with D.M. Marshman Jr., Sunset Blvd. (1950). Billy Wilder would later join forces with screenwriter I.A.L. Diamond in movies such as Some Like It Hot, The Apartment, and One, Two, Three. However well-received, Wilder's later films generally lacked the sophistication and subtlety found in his earlier work with Brackett. Charles Brackett, for his part, became associated with 20th Century-Fox, working as a producer-screenwriter. His Fox films, though frequently popular and at times applauded by critics, were decidedly made-to-order, »
- Andre Soares
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Billy Wilder screenwriter-producer partner Charles Brackett remembered: Q&A with film historian Anthony Slide (photo: Charles Brackett ca. early 1940s) Six-time Academy Award winner Billy Wilder is a film legend. He's renowned for classics such as The Major and the Minor, Sunset Blvd., Some Like It Hot, and The Apartment. The fact that Wilder was not the sole creator of these movies is all but irrelevant to graduates from the Auteur School of Film History. Wilder directed, co-wrote, and at times produced his films. That should suffice. For auteurists, perhaps. But not for those interested in film history facts. That's why the Charles Brackett diaries offer such a refreshing glimpse into his and Billy Wilder's moviemaking process. Now, Charles who? Oscar winner Charles Brackett Charles Brackett (1892-1969) just happens to be the – largely forgotten – guy who co-created with Billy Wilder (and, at times, with a third screenwriting partner) classics »
- Andre Soares
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Producer Walter Mirisch is on a first- and second-name basis with Oscar, having a Thalberg, a Hersholt and a best picture statue for producing "In the Heat of the Night." His career also includes cinematic highwater marks such as "Some Like It Hot" and "West Side Story." But it all started on Hollywood's so-called Poverty Row at Monogram Pictures where a 25-year-old Mirisch was high on "Cocaine," a crime yarn by Cornell Woolrich, which in 1947 was turned into "The Fall Guy," Mirisch's first producing credit.
Cornell Woolrich is best-known today as the legendary writer behind classics like Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" and Francois Truffaut's "The Bride Wore Black." Did you get to know him?
My second picture was also based upon a Woolrich story: "I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes." But he was very private and I only spoke to him through his agents.
"The »
- Steven Gaydos
26 January 2015 5:24 PM, PST | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Luis Buñuel movies on TCM tonight (photo: Catherine Deneuve in 'Belle de Jour') The city of Paris and iconoclastic writer-director Luis Buñuel are Turner Classic Movies' themes today and later this evening. TCM's focus on Luis Buñuel is particularly welcome, as he remains one of the most daring and most challenging filmmakers since the invention of film. Luis Buñuel is so remarkable, in fact, that you won't find any Hollywood hipster paying homage to him in his/her movies. Nor will you hear his name mentioned at the Academy Awards – no matter the Academy in question. And rest assured that most film critics working today have never even heard of him, let alone seen any of his movies. So, nowadays Luis Buñuel is un-hip, un-cool, and unfashionable. He's also unquestionably brilliant. These days everyone is worried about freedom of expression. The clash of civilizations. The West vs. The Other. »
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Love the new map..don't listen to all the whiny kids and their threads. Keep up the good work.
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terrible addition and i think you should should either take it out and keep the old one for keep both because if you stick with this im never playing 3v3 ever again...lol im embarrassed to play such a non elaborate map. TOO SMALLLLLLL!!!!!!
Plz leave the old TT also it would be nice to have both but i play the old TT most of the time i would miss it so much :*(
So if I queued for Ranked 3s right now it would put me on this new map that I've never played on instead of the one I actually have strategies and plans made out for? That's dumb wtf.
OP Hibari
I honestly believe that the new map should be renamed the Shadow isles and the old twisted Treeline should stay, and you be able to have a choice between the two. So you have two maps/gameplays for each set(3v3, 5v5). The new map is really fun, but its missing something, I can't exactly place my finger on it. But the old map was fun and still would be. I think many players agree that if we could have a choice between the two maps. It would make all players happy in general. But all in all.Good map. I like the new items and the mix of items. As well as the gameplay on it. But the old TT is still good. No need to throw it out ^_^
i play one game and i hate that because not 3v3 its 3v3 dominion and i dont play dominion ....
bring back old 3v3 plz ..
im sorry but righ tnow its bad the map is very beautiful but all my team does is get the altars and not push then all i do is go at 4 fps every battle and i put everything to very low i used to love tt but it is very hard to play with all the lag
Smoke It Easy
WIthout having any wards i find that the altars are taken too quickly to respond, the mass lagg NEEDs to be fixed asap, yall said the matches would be shorter but theyre longer now (dont really mind that), also having both altars does not give the additional 10 ad or ap. other than all that i love the new map and cant wait to see where u guys take it from here!
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Is jail the right punishment for jurors discussing their case outside of court?
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After discovering he was on a case of an alleged sex offender, a juror
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After being dropped from the trial, Kasim Davey has been jailed for two months after being found guilty of contempt of court.
Another juror, Joseph Beard, was also found guilty of contempt by using the internet to research the case he was sitting on as a juror.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — State senators are holding public hearings to find out what people in South Carolina think about the new health care law as they try to put together a bill that would keep some parts of the law from being applied in the state.
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About 30 people spoke at a public hearing Wednesday morning in Columbia. The hearing concerned a bill that passed the South Carolina House last session, but will likely be changed before the Senate takes it up when legislators return to Columbia in January.
As written, the bill would give tax breaks to people who have to pay a penalty for not having insurance, prevent South Carolina from ever creating a health care exchange and urge the state attorney general to sue on behalf of anyone harmed by the new health care law supported by President Barack Obama.
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But some business leaders who testified see problems. The tax breaks could cost up to $100 million, keep healthier people from buying insurance and increase the possibility the government will have to take over health care, said Jim Ritchie, a former state senator and executive director of the South Carolina Alliance of Health Plans, which represents private insurance companies in the state.
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As I introduce myself to the knitting, I'm keeping in mind certain environmental concerns.
I'm interested in the kinds of yarn you should use for your projects. The problems of traditionally grown cotton are starting to emerge. According to the Pan North American Pesticide Action Network, cotton relies on more insecticides and pesticides than any other single crop. These pesticides, some of the most hazardous on the market, can harm farm workers, especially in developing countries, contaminate ground and surface water, and kill beneficial insects, social micro-organisms, and wildlife.
Organic cotton production uses no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, and instead relies on natural processes, such as enhancing soil quality, to increase yields and disease resistance. Just as more and more clothing manufacturers are using organic cotton by consumer demand, you can find organic cotton yarn quite easily these days.
Interesting, industrial hemp (not marijuana!) is a sustainable crop and viable alternative to cotton and tree paper (which uses bleach and contributes to deforestation). Hemp can be used for insulation, biodegradable plastic, fuel, and more. More importantly, hemp requires little to no pesticides or herbicides and effectively controls erosion of topsoil. Nonetheless, the U.S. classifies hemp as a Schedule 1 Drug under the United States Controlled Substances Act and is the only developed country that prohibits the growing of hemp as an agricultural crop.
You can purchase hemp yarn from many different places but this one of the best I have found, a Canadian online shop called Hemp for Knitting. They have their very own page about hemp. Aside from the environmental concerns, they say that it's the strongest natural fiber and gets softer with every wash!
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A collection of perennials, blooming shrubs and vines provide color thorughout the season in this beautiful garden design.
Immerse yourself in color! The landscape design plan creates an ever-changing collage of bold, vibrant hues in foliage and flowers throughout the seasons.
Enter this garden of hues through the vine-draped arbor or by way of two other stepping stone walkways that wind past pots of annual color. The bench with a commanding view of the numerous spreading, mounding and cascading blooms is sheltered by a flowering tree. While the overhead canopy provides summer shade, a cluster of shrubs behind the bench provides enclosure. A vine clambers over a tuteur to provide a vertical architectural focal point.
The undulating border and meandering pathways provide easy access to all of the plants and containers of color. Wait until spring to trim back any frosted plants and you will enjoy the wintry textures provided by the branches and remaining stems and seed heads. Allow some of the perennials to reseed to create a full and bountiful garden of color.
Plant List
A. Early lilac (Syringa oblata) (1)
B. Trumpet honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens), vine on each side of arbor (2)
C. Cathedral bells (Cobaea scandens), on tuteur (1)
D. Annuals, selected by gardener, in 3 containers
E. Anthony Waterer spirea (Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' (2), plant four feet apart
F. Compact Koreanspice viburnum (Viburnum carlesi 'Compacta') (2), plant 4 feet apart
G. Slender deutzia (Deutzia gracilis) (2), plant 3 feet apart
H. Wintercreeper euonymus (Euonymus fortunei 'Coloratus') (5), plant 2-1/2 feet apart
I. Japanese garden juniper (Juniperus procumbens) (13), plant 2 feet apart
J. Japanese garden juniper (Juniperus procumbens) (5) plant 2 feet apart
K. Anise hyssop (Agastache 'Tutti-Frutti') (9), annual in Zone 5, plant 1-1/2 feet apart
L. Variegated Jacob's ladder (Polemonium reptans 'Stairway to Heaven') (17), plant 1-1/2 feet apart
M. Garden phlox (Phlox paniculata 'David's Lavender') (4), plant 1-1/2 feet apart
N. Blanket flower (Gaillardia 'Burgunder') (5), plant 2 feet apart
O. Coneflower (Echinacea 'Sunrise') (5) plant 2 feet apart
P. Hameln fountain grass (Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln') (8), plant 2 feet apart
Q. Evening primrose (Oenothera 'Lemon Drop'), (23), plant 1 foot apart
R. Hot Lips turtlehead (Chelone lyonii 'Hot Lips') (4), plant 2-1/2 feet apart
1. Arbor: 4' wide x 2' to 3' deep
2. Tuteur: 2' wide x 6 to 7' high
3. Container: 18 to 22" wide
4. Stepping stones with mulch paths
5. Bench: 4' wide
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