Telling Tales

Molly Sims0:00

Hey, guys. This is Molly Sims, host of Lipstick on the Rim. So, I have a little bit of a pet peeve that I think you're going to relate to this. I'll be having a great day, feeling good, and someone will say to me, "You look tired." And I'm like, "I promise you, I'm, I'm not really tired." But here's what I've learned. My eyelids, they do sit a little low, and once my doctor explained that to me, it actually kind of made a lot of sense. She prescribed me Upneeq, the first and only FDA-approved prescription eye drop for adults with low-lying eyelids. One drop per eye in the morning, and I notice my eyes look more open, awake within minutes. And it's, like, just one simple step. That's it. And the results, guess what? They last up to eight hours. Learn more about upneeq.com. That's U-P-N-E-E-Q.com, or talk to your doctor. Just a little quick safety note about Upneeq. Oxymetazoline hydrochloride ophthalmic solution, 0.1%. Tell your doctor your symptoms and medical history, including blood pressure, blood flow issues, and heart, brain, or eye disease. Drooping eyelids can be caused by other more serious conditions, such as a stroke. Do not touch the tip of the Upneeq vial to your eye or any other surface. This is not a complete list of risks.

Beth Karas· Host1:10

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