Concentrated Eye Cream

Skin types

• Dry Skin
• Normal Skin
• Combination Skin

Concerns

• Hydration & Glow
• Wrinkles & Fine Lines, as smoothing and conditioning support rather than wrinkle treatment
• Barrier Damage, if used for barrier-comfort support rather than medical repair

Routine step

Eye cream step after serum, before or after moisturiser.

Concentrated Eye Cream is a richer eye cream for under-eye skin that feels dry, tired, less smooth or in need of comfort-focused moisture.

Hydration support

Glycerin, dipropylene glycol, methylpropanediol and tremella mushroom extract support water-binding moisture. The eye area feels softer, smoother and less dry.

Nourishing comfort

Shea butter, caprylic/capric triglyceride, macadamia seed oil and emollients soften the skin. The eye area feels more cushioned and comfortable.

Barrier-feel support

Niacinamide, ceramides, cholesterol, hydrogenated lecithin, ginseng extract and green tea extract condition the skin. The eye area looks more cared for and feels more supported.

Niacinamide

A vitamin B3 ingredient used for tone support, barrier feel and skin conditioning. In this eye cream, it supports a brighter-looking, more conditioned and comfortable eye-area appearance.

Shea Butter

A rich emollient that helps soften and nourish the eye area. It supports a more cushioned, comfortable feel, especially when under-eye skin feels dry.

Ceramide Complex

A blend of Ceramide NP, Ceramide NS and Ceramide EOP, supported by cholesterol and hydrogenated lecithin. These skin-conditioning lipids help the eye area feel more supported, comfortable and less dry.

Adenosine

A skin-conditioning ingredient often used in smoothing-focused eye care. It supports a smoother-looking, more conditioned eye-area appearance without being treated as a wrinkle treatment.

Apply gently around the eye area morning and/or evening. Tap in with your ring finger instead of rubbing, and avoid applying too close to the lash line or inside the eye. Use before sunscreen in the morning.

What does Concentrated Eye Cream do?

Concentrated Eye Cream supports hydration, softness and a smoother-looking eye area. It combines glycerin, shea butter, niacinamide, adenosine, ceramides, cholesterol, botanical extracts and emollients to help the under-eye area feel more comfortable and cared for.

Is Concentrated Eye Cream good for dry under-eyes?

Yes, it is relevant for under-eye skin that feels dry, tight or in need of richer comfort. Glycerin helps bind water to the skin, while shea butter, macadamia seed oil and emollients help soften and cushion the eye area.

Does Concentrated Eye Cream help with fine lines?

It can support a smoother-looking eye area, especially when fine lines look more visible because the skin feels dry. Hydration and emollients can help soften the look of dryness-related fine lines, while adenosine supports a more conditioned appearance. It should not be described as removing wrinkles.

Does it help with dark circles?

It can help the eye area look brighter, softer and more cared for with niacinamide, ginseng extract, green tea extract and moisturising ingredients. But dark circles can come from many different causes, such as genetics, shadowing, thin skin, pigmentation, dryness or lack of sleep. This eye cream can support a fresher-looking eye area, but it will not correct every type of dark circle.

Can I use it every day?

Yes, you can use it daily if your eye area tolerates it well. Use morning and/or evening as your eye cream step, and reduce frequency if the eye area feels irritated or overloaded.

Can I use it with retinoids, AHA or BHA?

Be cautious with strong actives around the eye area. This eye cream is not a retinoid or exfoliating eye treatment, so it can sit in a routine with facial actives, but avoid applying strong retinoids, AHA or BHA too close to the eyes unless they are specifically made for the eye area.

Can I use Concentrated Eye Cream while pregnant or breastfeeding?

Pregnancy and breastfeeding safety are not clearly supported for this product. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or unsure, check with your healthcare provider before use.