Crow's feet is the popular name of the wrinkles that appear around the corners of the eyes. Whether skin cream, or any other anti-aging product, can reduce crow's feet has been the subject for debate for as long as there have been beauty products to use!
There is a difference between moisturizer, which is used to relieve dry skin, and anti-aging creams, which are used to alleviate the signs of aging, such as crow's feet.Here Comes the Science Part
Look for creams which contain Tretinoin, better known by the name Retin-A, or glycosaminoglycans, such as hyaluronic acid. These chemicals produce similar reactions to the body's own methods of keeping skin smooth and supple.
Products to look out for include Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Moisturizer SPF 30, RoC Multi Correxion Lift Anti-Gravity Day Moisturizer SPF 30 and La Prairie Cellular Power Charge Night. All three products came highly recommended in a 2013 survey by Good Housekeeping magazine.
Here's a film which looks at some of the myths surrounding skin creams: