Eye Care

Eye creams, serums and patches for dark circles, puffiness and fine lines. Delicate formulas for the thin skin around the eyes.

Eye care for brighter, smoother, more rested-looking eyes

The skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate than the rest of the face, with fewer oil glands. It is also constantly moving as we blink, smile and squint. That is why it often shows the first signs of tiredness, dehydration and ageing. This collection includes eye creams, serums, gels, patches and masks formulated for this sensitive area.

Choose by concern

• Puffiness: cooling gels, metal-tip applicators and caffeine can help skin look de-puffed.
• Dark circles: brightening ingredients like vitamin C and niacinamide, plus light-reflecting textures.
• Fine lines: peptides, retinol formulated for the eye area and hyaluronic acid.
• Dryness: rich, nourishing eye creams with ceramides and lipids.

How to apply eye cream

Use a rice-grain amount for both eyes. With your ring finger, which applies the lightest pressure, gently tap the product around the orbital bone, from the inner to the outer corner, avoiding the lash line and the eye itself. Apply eye cream after serum and before moisturiser, morning and evening. Storing gels in the fridge adds an extra cooling, de-puffing effect.

Do you really need an eye cream?

Eye creams are formulated to be gentle around the eyes and are often tested by ophthalmologists. If your face moisturiser does not irritate your eyes, it can work too, but a dedicated eye product lets you target specific concerns more precisely.

Brands in this collection

Discover eye care from Estee Lauder, Shiseido, Clinique, Elemis, Nuxe, Elizabeth Arden, Decleor, Guinot, Payot, Dermalogica, Sesderma, Labo Suisse and Cosrx.

Frequently asked questions

At what age should I start using eye cream?

There is no fixed age. Many people start in their twenties for hydration, and add targeted ingredients later.

Can eye cream remove dark circles completely?

Dark circles are often genetic or structural, so creams can help them look brighter but rarely make them disappear. Concealer can do the rest.

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