Eye Candy

I rolled out of bed last weekend after a night out with the girls, stumbled my way to the bathroom to rinse the sweaters off my teeth and bumped into my man (literally, my eyes were closed) in the hallway and he said, "what the hell happened to you?" (now is that how you greet someone? I think not!) My mind was racing, I had made it home, (check) I'm walking (nothing broken, check) I'm in my pj's (didn't sleep in clothes, check). I still couldn't open my eyes yet so I answered him slightly irritatingly, "what?!" 
"You look like you got in a fight and lost." (I'll show you someone who's about to lose a fight, Mister) "What are you talking about?" I shuffled over to the mirror and checked out my reflection. (Holy crap!)  I looked like Rocky after Apollo Creed kicked his ass.  (Adrian!!)   My eyes were encased in last night's mascara and after using a crowbar to open my puffy lids I found my eyes were fire engine red. (Not a good look)   I'm the lucky recipient of eye allergies, they came around the same time as my adult acne and fine lines. (Fantastic!)  So, now that Spring has sprung, I look like hell and need more than an ice pack and a cup of joe to take the swelling down.  If you wake up looking less than perfect on occasion, try  Kiehl's De-puffer and Opcon-A red eye relief.  
What to expect: De-puffer works magic before you get out the door. Opcon-A burns a little at first but it's so worth it.  You're eyes will be Hollywood white.
Where to buy: Kiehl's is carried at many local salons but is also available on-line. Opcon-A is at Target
How much: A small price to pay for gorgeous eyes.
Kiehl's is around $18.50, Opcon-A is around $5.00

Gigi's Tip: Not just for the girls, my male friends use both products and love them!