Neoretin K-Eye Contour - 15 ml

A 15 ml eye contour treatment that addresses two things at once: dark circles and pigmentation around the eyes.

Why it works

Dark circles are rarely caused by just one thing. For some, it’s blood vessels showing through the thin skin; for others, it’s pigment that accumulates there, and often it’s a combination of both. That is precisely why most eye creams are disappointing: they only tackle one of them.

This one works with vitamin K oxide, which targets blue-purple circles, and tranexamic acid for brown discoloration. It also contains Retinsphere, Neoretin's retinoid technology that renews the skin and softens fine lines, as well as EDAFENCE, which protects against pollution and blue light from screens.

Ophthalmologically tested and suitable for all skin tones.

For whom

For dark circles, pigmentation around the eye contour, and fine lines. Also great if you spend a lot of time behind a screen — that blue light does more in that area than people realize.

How to use it

Twice a day, on cleansed and dry skin. Massage gently using circular motions, from the inner corner of the eye outwards.

What I would like to share

First, some honesty: an eye cream does nothing for sunken eye sockets or bags caused by chronic sleep deprivation. Anyone who expects that will always be disappointed. What such a treatment does work on is discoloration and texture — and that is often exactly what bothers you in the mirror in the morning.

My tip is about the application method. Use your ring finger, as it applies the least pressure, and always work from the inside out. The skin around your eyes is about four times thinner than the rest of your face. Anyone who rubs it with their index finger is working against themselves in the long run.

And apply it to the orbital bone, not right against your eyelashes. The product will migrate upwards on its own.

Not sure if your dark circles are caused by pigment or visible blood vessels? Ask me at your next appointment and I’ll take a look — it makes a difference in what you can expect.