There are three ingredients in Eye Secrets Under Eye Tightener that makes it work to make you look younger. The key is their top secret formula (they aren't sharing that) but the ingredients we do know about is collagen, aloe vera, and vitamin B. These have been used by women for years to remove or lessen unwanted wrinkles and fine lines. You will see results instantly in under 60 seconds and you can be sure it's without irritation and comes at an affordable price.

Of the ingredients, collagen is a type of protein found in the body. It connects our body to the bone, skin, tendons, and cartilage. It's even in our teeth. It runs all over our bodies supporting the internal organs. It makes up 25% of our total proteins and you would fall apart, literally, if you didn't have any. Collagen works with other protein to strengthen our skin so it's flexible and resilience. But as you age our body produces less collagen and that is what leads to wrinkles. So collagen in a skin care product is good for our skin. It not only takes care of the outside of our skin but it can be absorbed through the skin to help boost our collagen inside.

Aloe vera is succulent plant that grows in arid climates and is widely spread in Africa, India, and other arid areas. It has been used for centuries to speed healing of burns, sunburn, rashes, bits, and lesions plus its used in hundreds of skin care products such as lotions, burn ointments, sunscreen and balms, just to name a few.

Vitamin B - of course, any vitamin is good for the body but the B vitamin is a complex one and the body needs all of them. However, thiamine or vitamin B is part of our metabolism and ensures we grow healthy, eyes, skin, hair, and nails plus it keep our liver healthy. It's a necessary vitamin for the nervous system to function and lets us endure physical and mental stress better.

That's what in Eye Secrets Under Eye Tightener and why it works so well on wrinkles and fine lines. The world is a cruel place but Mother Nature has provided us with ingredients to keep aging at bay so we can stay looking younger all the time. And Eye Secrets has provided us with products to do the same thing - look younger!

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Millions of people worldwide suffer from cancer and there is a call for concern as it has been noted that there is a drastic increase over the past years and more people are presenting with signs of skin cancer especially men and those with lighter skins.

The risk of developing skin cancer is high especially with global warming as the UV radiation levels are far higher than previous years and will also depends on ones global location as people that live in areas where the UV levels are higher are more likely to develop it than those that live in cold climates.

This cancer is caused by the excessive exposure to the sun and in addition, when ones immune system is weak they will develop the symptoms. There are three types of skin cancer which are basal cell, squamous cell and melanoma. The two most common are basal and squamous and are commonly referred to as non-melanoma. The melanoma is the most dangerous form as it has the tendency of spreading over the body quickly.

The basal and squamous seldom spread and they account for around ninety percent of skin cancers. Spreading of these types will result in damage to the surrounding tissue and they can develop over the entire body but are most commonly found on the legs, arms, chest and scalp and on the face and ears.

The signs of skin cancer differ and the basal carcinoma usually presents with dark to light brown spots that look similar to a mole on the skin and some tend to shine and others may look dark. The basal carcinoma can be removed by curettage and desiccation or cryosurgery and should only be removed by a qualified professional.

The Squamous cell carcinoma is found in the tissue under the surface of the skin as well as the lining of the digestive tract and lungs as well as the lining of hollow organs. This type of cancer forms scaly patches on exposed skin as well as mounds with a crater in the center and will spread fairly quickly to other parts of the body.

A Melanoma is dangerous and can turn malignant. These are dark brown in color with jagged edges and can be raised or flat. These are removed surgically and are tested for malignancy.

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