in reply to @veeveen23 I understand, and I have been using some honey cream I found on Amazon. It is made with honey from New Zealand, and it is called "first honey": Skin Therapy Cream. Made with manuka honey, which has healing properties. Also, with my primary immune deficiency, I heard a dermatologist (from the NIH) speak at a conference in June in Chicago, who said that swimming in a pool once a week was great for one's skin. I have rather dry skin because of my disease, and so far this cream I bought is the best, along with a small amount of hyaluronic acid, also recommended at the conference, You only need to use a small amount. Don't let the scent of the honey cream throw you off, it is because of the type of honey used...many people complained, but because of the type of honey that is used in the product it does not smell like "real honey." I studied ag in college and I know my "bees," so to speak. Manuka honey and propolis honey have healing properties and I take a teaspoon each evening to give my immune system a boost, another topic at the conference, all from the NIH, which I think is credible. Good luck. Oh, a nice lightening cream for under you eyes might also help. Often if you go to ULTA, they will give you a free sample. The one I use is made by AFA, targeted treatment for eye brightening. There are so many expensive products out that promise "beautiful youthful skin in 30 days: but don't believe in all of it.....I have a friend who is a project manager for Loreal, and they have some great products that have been tested by the Environmental Working Group and certified as "safe." Good luck