Face wash, moisturiser, sunscreen, serum and sheet masks.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Hydrogel under-eye patches carrying vitamin C and lemon extract — the formulated version of the lemon idea, at a pH your eye area can survive.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Hydrogel patches with a stabilised vitamin C. Twenty minutes of occlusion, which is mostly hydration — the vitamin C is the part that lasts.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Caffeine constricts small vessels for a few hours: the honest answer to morning puffiness and the blue-ish circle, not to pigment.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Niacinamide slows the handover of pigment to skin cells and supports the barrier — the gentlest of the brighteners, and the easiest to keep using.
Cosmetics · Skincare
L-ascorbic acid kept company by vitamin E and ferulic acid, which slow its oxidation. For the face; keep it off the eyelid itself.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Water held in the top layer, which plumps fine lines and softens the shadow they cast. It does nothing to pigment, and it is not pretending to.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Signal peptides aimed at the collagen the eye area thins with age. Slow, modest, and best judged after two full months.
Cosmetics · Skincare
The strongest evidence of this group for thickening thin skin — and the easiest to overdo. Alternate nights, never on the lid margin.
Cosmetics · Skincare
Cold narrows vessels and moves fluid. It is the fastest thing in this list and the shortest-lived: good before a morning meeting.
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