Eye Creams

The skin around your eyes is thin and more sensitive than other parts of your face, and eye creams are generally milder than a regular moisturiser. Eye creams often have anti-ageing properties, and because signs of ageing often show up around the eyes, this could be a good way to prevent this.

Follow the directions on the packaging of the eye cream and carefully dab the cream with your ring finger or your pinkie. Be careful when applying the eye cream and avoid rubbing it in, as the skin around your eyes is extra sensitive.

Apply the eye cream after you’ve moisturised your face. Avoid applying regular moisturiser around the eye, as it runs the risk of becoming irritated. Apply your eye cream carefully under your brow and a few centimetres under your eye. Avoid applying to the eyelids.

Eye cream is good to use every morning in combination with your regular skincare routine. There are also eye creams that are more caring, which you can apply at night.