Retinol Eye Cream

Retinol Eye Cream is specifically formulated to target the delicate area around the eyes. It contains retinol, a derivative of vitamin A, which helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, improve skin texture, and diminish dark circles and puffiness.

While Retinol Eye Cream is designed to be gentle on the delicate eye area, those with sensitive skin should begin by using the product sparingly to assess tolerance. It's generally suitable for all skin types, but caution is advised for sensitive skin.

To apply, use your ring finger to gently tap a small amount of cream along the orbital bone, starting from the inner corner of the eye area outward. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. Since retinol can be drying, start with applications every other night, gradually increasing to nightly use as tolerated.

It's best to use Retinol Eye Cream in the evening as retinol can increase skin sensitivity to sunlight. If you choose to use it during the day, ensure you apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect the eye area from UV exposure.

Using multiple retinol products can increase skin irritation. If you're using other retinol-based products, you may not need to apply them to the eye area if you're already using Retinol Eye Cream.

After allowing the Retinol Eye Cream to absorb for a few minutes, you can apply your regular moisturizer or a hydrating eye cream if additional moisture is needed. Always apply retinol products directly to clean skin for the best results.

Our Retinol Eye Cream is formulated without fragrances or parabens to minimize potential irritation in the sensitive eye area.

Yes, our Retinol Eye Cream is vegan-friendly and does not contain any animal-derived ingredients.

Common side effects may include mild irritation, redness, and dryness, particularly when first using the product. These should subside as your skin adjusts to the treatment.

Visible results, such as reduced appearance of fine lines and improved skin texture, typically start to appear after 4 to 6 weeks of consistent nightly use.

Yes, the packaging is made from recyclable materials. We encourage users to recycle the container according to local regulations to help reduce environmental impact.

We commit to ethically sourcing all ingredients in our products, ensuring they meet strict standards for environmental and social responsibility.

A pea-sized amount of Retinol Eye Cream is sufficient for both eyes. Use a tiny dot under each eye and gently pat the cream into the skin along the orbital bone, avoiding direct contact with the eyes.

It is not recommended to use Retinol Eye Cream on your eyelids due to the sensitivity of the eyelid skin. Focus the application on the under-eye area and along the brow bone instead.

When using Retinol Eye Cream, it's best to avoid using other products containing retinol or high concentrations of vitamin C, AHA, or BHA around the eyes on the same day to prevent irritation.

Yes, you can apply makeup over Retinol Eye Cream once it has fully absorbed into the skin. Allow the cream to sink in for a few minutes to ensure it doesn't interfere with the application of your makeup.

If you experience sensitivity or irritation, reduce the frequency of use to every other night or less, and consult with a dermatologist. You may also consider applying a barrier moisturizer before the eye cream to reduce direct exposure.

While Retinol Eye Cream primarily targets fine lines and wrinkles, the improved skin elasticity and firmness from regular use may also help reduce the appearance of puffiness.

Retinol Eye Cream is formulated to minimize allergy risks. However, as retinol is an active ingredient, it's always possible to have a reaction, especially if you have very sensitive skin.

Retinol Eye Cream typically has a shelf life of 12 months after opening. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its effectiveness.

To minimize irritation, start by using Retinol Eye Cream only two to three times a week, gradually increasing the frequency as your skin acclimates. Also, apply a hydrating eye cream in the morning to soothe and moisturize the eye area.

Some mild peeling may occur as the skin adjusts to retinol, particularly if it is new to this ingredient. If peeling persists or is uncomfortable, reduce usage frequency or consult with a dermatologist.