Should I use eye cream morning and night?

In life, many people like to wear makeup. Before putting on makeup, you must first do basic skin care, and makeup also requires certain steps. The makeup process involves the use of eye cream. Eye cream mainly has a protective effect on the eyes. Because the nutrition in eye cream is relatively small, it can make the skin around the eyes be fully absorbed. So should eye cream be used morning and evening?

Eye cream should be used morning and night, and you should not cover it with face cream. Creams and lotions should not be applied to the eyes. The nutrient molecules of creams and lotions are large and are not easily absorbed by the skin around the eyes, which may cause fat particles to form on the skin around the eyes. Designated eye lotions and isolation solutions can be applied to the eyes to provide protection.

Apply once at night (after cleansing). Remember to apply after 10 pm for better results, as the skin can absorb nutrients more easily at night.

If you have young skin, it is best to buy gel eye cream. Lotion-like ones are prone to appearing in fat. And you should use standard movements to apply eye cream. Don't rub it. Use your fingers to press it.

Take a mung bean-sized amount of eye cream and gently rub it in circles around the eye area until it is completely absorbed by the skin. It can be used in the morning and evening. You can choose some eye creams with better moisturizing effects, because the skin around the eyes is much thinner than other facial skin and is prone to dryness and wrinkling.

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Eye cream is one of the skin care cosmetic products. It has a moisturizing effect. In addition to reducing dark circles and eye bags, it also has the effect of improving wrinkles and fine lines. Eye cream is used to protect the thinner layer of skin around the eyes.

Eye cream has certain effects on eye bags, dark circles, crow's feet, etc., but different eye creams have different effects. There are many types of eye creams, which can be roughly divided into eye masks, eye gels, eye patches, eye creams, etc.; based on their functions, they can be divided into moisturizing eye creams, firming eye creams, moisturizing eye creams, anti-aging eye creams, anti-allergic eye creams, etc.

Age to use eye cream: Eye cream is a must for most people. In some special cases, eye cream should be used early, especially for women with drier skin, which accounts for a relatively high proportion of women. It is understood that neutral skin accounts for the majority of people aged 18-24, but neutral skin tends to be dry or oily at certain times.

The second is seasonal factors. Many places are becoming increasingly drier, especially with today's global warm winter phenomenon, which has caused the air humidity to become lower and lower for a long time. The long-term use of heating and air conditioning causes facial dehydration, with the eye skin being the first to be affected. The third is excessive eye use. Most modern working women cannot live without words and computers. In addition, a large number of newspapers, magazines, and film and television discs dominate their leisure time, which leads to extreme fatigue of eye muscles, resulting in premature wrinkles around the eyes.