Long time Botox user here. I think Botox around the crows feet is a bit tricky. I've found that in flattening the area where it's injected it causes the cheeks to bulge upwards a little when you smile which then causes under-eye creasing. Does that make sense? A good Botox injector will know how far forward (i.e. towards the nose) they can inject without causing the cheek issue.Genuine question, could undereye crepey-ness (is that a word?) be caused or exacerbated by Botox and fillers elsewhere? Sort of causing a pull in that area?
I currently have Botox in my forehead and between my brows and whilst I don’t think I’d ever have cheek fillers, I’m undecided about having Botox around my crows feet. Part of my hesitation is wondering if doing so may cause problems under my eyes, I don’t want to be playing whack-a-mole with my wrinkles! I also don’t want to lose all the expression in my eyes when I smile, infrequent though that is these days
I think in this case the heavy under-eye make-up isn't helping. Personally - as I've got older - I've found that any under-eye make-up makes it looks worse.
I didn’t bother with Pretty Iconic. Or the Queen thing, obvs.
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) has her version of Wayne Goss technique I've been trying and quite liking.
Once you see it, it's all you see.
When KJH does this she uses brushes. Not sure why Sali doesn't. She'll have actual pinkeye soon and won't have to use that unflattering shade of eyeshadow 
) but they never work well on lips if they work on cheeks or vice versa. They’re always too siliconey for my lips or too sticky for my cheeks.
