Eye creams and masks

Eye Creams and Masks

Eye cream is specifically designed and developed for the care of this delicate skin area. Eye creams not only nourish and moisturize but also, for example, brighten dark under-eye circles and treat signs of aging.

How does an eye mask differ from an eye cream?

Eye masks work like sheet masks for the face; patches containing nourishing liquid or serum are applied under the eyes and left on for about 5-20 minutes depending on the product. They provide effective extra care for the sensitive eye area to enhance the effects of daily eye cream or to give an additional boost for different skin concerns than the cream.

So-called eye patches, for example, brighten and hydrate effectively, and you can combine them with eye creams to achieve the desired result.

For example, you can use a brightening eye mask a few times a week and a suitable anti-aging eye cream daily.

Eye Cream for Dark Under-Eyes

Darkness around the eyes can be caused by several different factors. The skin around the eyes is naturally thinner than elsewhere on the face, and in some people, blood vessels show through the thin skin, making the area appear dark. Bone structure can also create shadows around the eyes, or the darkness may be due to pigmentation of the skin itself.

Excellent ingredients for treating dark under-eyes include vitamin C, caffeine, retinol, and hyaluronic acid.