The skin around the eyes is one of the most delicate areas of the body and requires very careful and thoughtful care. At the same time, it is an area that significantly emphasizes the freshness of the face and can easily give the impression of a tired face.
Characteristics of the Skin Around the Eyes
- The skin around the eyes is particularly delicate and thin, making it more susceptible to external irritants. Frequent blinking can be one of the factors that contribute to the early appearance of fine lines around the eyes.
- The skin around the eyes has fewer sebaceous glands, so it is more prone to developing fine lines more quickly.
- The blood vessels in the skin around the eyes are closer to the skin’s surface, creating dark circles in the eye area that make the face look tired.
- The skin around the eyes contains less collagen, which is responsible for the skin’s elasticity and firmness.
- The skin around the eyes is particularly sensitive to external irritants (cosmetics, UV radiation, etc.)
All of these factors combined mean that, regardless of the skin type, special attention must be paid when choosing eye creams, with an emphasis on products that are gentle, lightweight, and moisturizing—ones that address specific issues in the eye area while maintaining the skin’s health.
The most important issues that eye creams need to address are reducing dark circles and puffiness, smoothing out fine lines, and preventing their formation.
Purification
It is important to follow this step in your nightly routine: properly removing your makeup.
- When washing your face with cleansing foam, you can easily cleanse the eye area at the same time without having to rub it specifically. Be sure to choose a cleanser whose label includes the statement “Suitable for the eye area.”
- Then, after moistening a cotton pad with the cleanser, gently remove any remaining makeup with light strokes, taking care not to rub or pull on the skin around the eyes.
- Apply a cream specifically formulated for the eye area to cleansed skin. Choosing this type of cream will ensure that its formulation is tailored to the specific needs of the area. If you have had a negative experience with eye creams, such as signs of skin irritation, then when choosing a product, it’s advisable to look for labels that say “suitable for sensitive skin” and “dermatologically tested.”
- Since the skin around the eyes is thinner and drier, the key is moisturizing at any age. If you see “saccharide isomerate” or hyaluronic acid listed among the ingredients, both are proven, excellent moisturizers. Remember to use eye cream regularly twice a day—in the morning before applying your makeup and in the evening after removing it.
Why choose the FITODROGA DERMOCOSMETIC skincare line?
The product development guidelines for the FITODROGA DERMOCOSMETIC brand cover all spectrum of these requirements:
- The facial product line was developed primarily with the needs of sensitive skin in mind to ensure its comfort, and the products in the line, which are based on different concepts, are specifically formulated to contain common ingredients, creating a complementary or synergistic effect.
- Both cleansing foam for washing your face, cleansing toner, and eye creams contain the natural active moisturizing ingredient “saccharide isomerate.” Eye creams also address both puffiness and dark circles, and are dermatologically tested for suitability for sensitive skin.
- By using the recommended products correctly and consistently as part of the “three-step daily routine,” a nightly ROUTINE has been developed as a therapeutic option for women to use at home.
- The products were dermatologically tested at the J.S. HAMILTON BALTIC Ltd laboratory and confirmed as “dermatologically tested” and “suitable for sensitive skin.”
- Dermatological tests were conducted on the products under the supervision of a dermatologist, while simultaneously testing the product compatibility as part of the three-step program recommended by FITODROGA.
