As dermatology experts know, the delicate skin around the eyes ages faster. It's up to five times thinner than the rest of the facial epidermis, with fewer sebaceous glands and blood vessels, making it highly fragile. This area marks easily due to its sensitivity and proximity to the eyes, where tear pH (around 7) differs from skin pH (about 5). A too-rich or occlusive day cream can cause puffiness, while fragranced products may irritate. That's why ophthalmologist-tested, fragrance-free eye contour treatments with lightweight textures are essential. Select one targeting your primary concern: puffiness, dark circles, or wrinkles.
Apply to the inner corner and gently massage with light circulatory movements (like drainage) over the mobile and upper eyelids, then under the eye at the dark circle level. Complete several "circles" around the eye. For puffiness—especially circulation-related—store your eye contour in the fridge; cold boosts microcirculation to reduce swelling. Ideal for post-party recovery too.
