Eye Creams & Patches
Does your eye area look tired or drier, or are fine lines more visible? Choose eye care by what you want: an everyday eye cream, or under-eye patches for a quick refresh. How to choose ↓
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The skin around the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than on the rest of the face. An eye cream can be a regular part of your morning or evening routine, according to the specific product’s instructions. Under-eye patches (hydrogel patches) are an occasional extra step for moments when you want to refresh the eye area. If your face cream does not bother you around the eyes, an eye cream is not essential.
The eye area is dry and lines are more visible
A richer eye cream such as I’m from Ginseng Eye Cream with ginseng and peptides, or the comforting Ma:nyo Bifida Biome Eye Cream with ferments and peptides. Both are fragrance-free.
Your eye area is easily reactive
A simple fragrance-free cream makes sense, such as Purito Wonder Releaf Centella Eye Cream Unscented with centella and panthenol. Test any new product on a small area first and do not apply it right up to the lash line.
The eye area looks darker
Dark circles have various causes and skincare will not remove them, but it may help the eye area look fresher. Mary & May Tranexamic Acid + Glutathione Eye Cream contains tranexamic acid and niacinamide. A mini size is also available to try.
You want to refresh your look in the morning
Hydrogel patches go under the eyes for a few minutes. You can choose Heimish Matcha Biome Hydrogel Eye Patch with matcha, Medi-Peel Red Lactocollagen Eye Pads with collagen extract or FarmStay 24K Gold & Peptide Eye Patch with peptides and niacinamide.
Eye cream with retinoids
If you already use retinoids and your skin tolerates them, Torriden Cellmazing Firming Eye Cream combines retinoids with collagen and a peptide. Introduce it gradually according to the instructions and use SPF in the morning.
How to apply eye care
Apply a small amount of cream with your ring finger, tapping gently along the bone under the eye, not up to the lash line. In the morning, let the cream absorb before you apply concealer. Place patches on clean skin and leave them on as the instructions say.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an eye cream if I use a face cream?
Not necessarily. An eye cream makes sense if your face cream does not suit the eye area or you want more targeted care for dryness and fine lines.
Do patches help with dark circles?
They may help the eye area look fresher and more hydrated. The effect tends to be short-lived, and dark circles have various causes, so skincare will not remove them.
Can I apply eye cream under makeup in the morning?
Yes, if the product’s instructions include morning use. Choose a lighter texture, apply a small amount and let it absorb before you use concealer.
What if my eye cream stings?
Rinse it off with water and stop using it. A fragrance-free cream applied further from the lash line may suit you better.
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