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YEOUTH Retinol Hydrating Eye Cream is designed to moisturize the delicate skin around the eyes, enhancing the appearance of fine lines. Retinol is a specific type of retinoid for face.
This brightening, fan-favorite eye cream for dark circles and puffiness is formulated with encapsulated extended-release Retinol to improve the look of the delicate skin around the eye area. Hyaluronic Acid provides moisture and brightens the skin, while the Tripeptide Complex helps give a firmer look to tired eyes and reduces the appearance of puffiness.
You will notice a visible enhancement in the appearance around your eyes with consistent use. Say hello to a brighter and more radiant eye area!
YEOUTH face creams, facial serums, and self tanners are free of artificial fragrances, colors, parabens, sulfates, and gluten. YEOUTH eye care is manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients, owned by a Cosmetic Chemist, and dermatologically tested.
How this product will help you
Minimizes the look of crow’s feet, wrinkles, and fine lines
Hydrates and plumps the skin
Moisturizes and revitalizes
Safe for daily use
Suitable for all skin types
Toxic Twelve free
Satisfaction guaranteed
What each key ingredient does
Retinol helps enhance the skin's appearance by gently exfoliating away dead skin cells, revealing a smoother look. It minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, improving skin suppleness for a revitalized under-eye area.
Hyaluronic Acid attracts and locks in moisture, making the skin appear more supple and hydrated, with less noticeable fine lines.
Tripeptide Complex helps reduce the appearance of puffiness and bags around and under the eyes.
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*Individual results may vary.
Retinol eye cream helps improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and crow’s feet by supporting skin surface renewal. When used consistently, it can help promote a smoother- and firmer-looking eye area, contributing to a refreshed appearance over time.
In the evening, after cleansing and toning, apply a small amount of retinol eye cream around the orbital bone area. Use your ring finger to gently tap the product into the skin, avoiding direct contact with the eyes. Follow with a hydrating night moisturizer to help support the skin barrier.
Begin by using the eye cream 2–3 times per week to allow your skin to adjust. You can gradually increase usage as tolerated. If you notice dryness or sensitivity, reduce application frequency and follow with a moisturizer suitable for sensitive skin.
Retinol can be used on sensitive skin, but it’s important to introduce it gradually. YEOUTH’s Retinol Eye Cream is formulated with hydrating and soothing ingredients to help reduce the potential for visible irritation. Begin with a small amount and pair it with a gentle eye hydrator to support comfort.
Retinol eye creams may be introduced as part of a skincare routine in the late 20s to early 30s as a preventative approach to visible signs of aging. However, they can be beneficial at any age for individuals seeking to enhance the look of skin texture and firmness around the eyes.
Yes, but it’s important to layer with care. Avoid using exfoliating acids (such as AHAs or BHAs) around the eye area on the same night. Vitamin C products can be used in the morning, while retinol is typically recommended for evening use.
Retinol may help reduce the appearance of dark circles related to uneven tone or skin texture by encouraging smoother-looking skin. However, if dark circles are caused by genetics or pigmentation, you may benefit from incorporating brightening ingredients as part of your skincare routine.
Apply your retinol eye cream before your moisturizer to allow better absorption. If you have sensitive skin, consider the “sandwich method”: apply a light moisturizer first, then your eye cream, followed by another layer of moisturizer to help buffer potential irritation.
Avoid applying the cream too close to the lash line and do not combine with strong exfoliating acids or other potent active ingredients unless directed by a skincare professional. Always use broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day, as retinol may increase sun sensitivity.
Most healthcare professionals recommend avoiding retinol-based products during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Always consult your physician before using products containing Vitamin A derivatives during this time.
