What Is Eye Cream & What Are The Benefits?

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Have you ever noticed how your eyes, owing to bags, dark circles, and puffiness, give you away the next day after a long night? Or that crow's feet and fine wrinkles behind the eyes are some of the earliest symptoms of ageing? That isn't by chance.

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The skin around your eye is different from the rest of your face. It's thinner and  dry because the eye area has almost no oil glands, making it more susceptible to dryness. Skin that is thin and fragile is more reactive. It's normal for the eye region to get irritated when exposed to particular products or ingredients, even if you don't have sensitive skin elsewhere. It's the first part of the body to show signs of aging. To maintain that delicate region looking its best, it takes extra attention. 

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Eye creams are designed to help and not damage the sensitive skin around the eyes by delivering hydration and just the correct quantity of particular ingredients. Regular moisturizers may contain ingredients that are beneficial to the rest of your face, but they are just too concentrated for the eye region.

Benefits of Eye Cream

  • It helps prevent common signs of aging.
  • It reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
  • It helps reduce the appearance of dark circles.
  • It minimizes the look of puffiness.
  • It keeps the under eye area hydrated.
  • It can strengthen and protect delicate skin.


How to get the most out of your Eye Cream?
  • Be gentle! Use your ring finger to apply your eye cream. And don't rub it just pat the eye cream and let it absorb, before moving to the next step of your routine. 
  • You need to be consistent for best result. Apply your eye cream twice a day.
  • Store your eye cream in the fridge only, If specified, keep in the refrigerator.
  • When going outside, don't simply rely on your sunscreen; seek shades and hats. 
  • Nothing can stop you from feeling and looking your best if you eat a healthy diet, drink plenty of water, get plenty of rest, and wear sunscreen regularly.


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