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Eye cream is intended for the thin and sensitive skin around the eyes. This area often shows the first signs of tiredness, dehydration, fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles and puffiness, so it needs specially adapted care, a gentle texture and proper application.

Within the Face cosmetics category, eye creams are chosen according to the main concern: wrinkles, dark circles, puffiness, tired appearance, sensitivity or the need to soothe the skin. The eye area does not always tolerate the same products as the rest of the face, so it is important to use products intended specifically for this zone.

If dark circles and pigmentation are connected with uneven tone or hyperpigmentation, the guide How to reduce dark spots and hyperpigmentation can be useful. For dry and sensitive skin, we also recommend Dry skin – how to care for it and which cream is best, and for redness and irritation How to reduce facial redness.

Eye creams available at ApotekaOnline

Who is eye cream for?

• People with fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes
• Skin with dark circles, puffiness and a tired appearance
• The sensitive eye area that does not tolerate classic face creams
• Dry and dehydrated skin around the eyes that feels tight
• People who want targeted anti-age, soothing or refreshing care

How to choose an eye cream?

For wrinkles and dark circles, Uriage Age Lift eye area cream 15 ml can be selected, especially when the goal is anti-age care and treatment of a tired-looking eye area.

For a brighter, fresher and more rested look, Apivita Bee Radiant eye area cream can be considered, especially when the skin around the eyes looks dull, tired or lacking radiance.

For the sensitive eye area that needs gentle and soothing care, Avene soothing eye contour cream 10 ml can be a good choice, especially for discomfort, puffiness and dark circles.

How to use eye cream properly?

Eye cream is applied to clean and dry skin, usually in the morning and/or evening, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. A small amount is enough and should be gently tapped in with the fingertip, without rubbing or pulling the skin.

The product is usually applied along the orbital bone, avoiding direct contact with the eye. If makeup is used, allow the cream to absorb before applying concealer or foundation. In the morning routine, do not forget SPF protection on the face, because sun exposure contributes to wrinkles, dark spots and premature skin aging.

Eye cream, dark circles and wrinkles

Dark circles can be caused by genetics, tiredness, thin skin around the eyes, fluid retention, hyperpigmentation or lifestyle. Eye cream can help the area look better cared for and fresher, but it cannot always completely remove dark circles if they are caused by genetics or facial anatomy.

Wrinkles around the eyes often appear due to facial expressions, dehydration, UV exposure and natural skin aging. That is why targeted care, hydration, gentle makeup removal and sun protection should be combined.

Pharmacist’s advice

The eye area is very thin and sensitive, so apply eye cream gently, without rubbing and without placing it too close to the edge of the eye. If stinging, tearing, redness, swelling or irritation appears, stop use and check whether the product suits your skin. In case of pronounced puffiness, sudden swelling, vision changes, allergic reaction, dermatitis, eczema or persistent irritation around the eyes, advice from a doctor, dermatologist or pharmacist is recommended.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Tips and useful guides

• How to reduce dark spots and hyperpigmentation
• Dry skin – how to care for it and which cream is best
• How to reduce facial redness