HOW CAN THE EYE CONTOUR
BE CARED FOR?
It needs skincare that is both effective and gentle to combat signs of aging and fatigue in this sensitive area
The skin around the eye contour requires care that combines great effectiveness and high tolerance to meet the demands of anti-aging and sensitivity. To keep your eye contour looking young, use a specific treatment which will smooth wrinkles in a gentle way and nourish and moisturize this area, which is subject to dehydration.
La Roche-Posay’s miracle formula
REDERMIC [R] Eyes, the retinol for sensitive eyes, enables benefitting from the anti-wrinkle and anti-aging power of retinol without redness or irritation; this new-generation care is based on a unique combination of pure retinol and slow-release retinol.
La Roche-Posay Hyalu B5 Eyes tinted eye cream that deeply hydrates, repairs, and reinvigorates your eye contour. Deeply cares for the sensitive skin on the eye contour, repairing it by visibly reducing wrinkles, fine lines, and signs of tiredness.
WHAT CAUSES SIGNS OF TIREDNESS
AROUND THE EYES?
Signs of tiredness around the eyes are often due to sluggish microcirculation
With tiredness or age, blood and lymph microcirculation around the eyes may slow. The very thin skin around the eye contour readily reveals the marks of poor vascularization or inadequate lymph drainage. This is what provokes the appearance of signs of tiredness, such as shadows or puffiness. The more fragile, dehydrated and thinner this skin is, the more it shows signs of tiredness.
WHAT IS THE AGE TO START USING
AN EYE CONTOUR CARE PRODUCT?
Skincare for the eye contour can begin at the age of 25
When women speak about being concerned by premature signs of aging, the eye contour is mentioned first. Wrinkles, dullness and haggard-looking eyes are identified as markers of cutaneous aging and are thus a cause for concern. Treatment for the eye contour can begin rather early, starting at age 25.
The La Rochce-Posay ritual
Apply REDERMIC [R] Eyes once a day, in the morning. Put a small amount of the gel-cream on the bony part of the upper cheekbone. Massage delicately from the inside to the outside of the eye until the product is fully absorbed. If you experience any minor discomfort, lengthen the interval between applications until your skin becomes accustomed to the retinol.
