Why use eye cream

In life, many people are very particular when using cosmetics, and they will not miss any step. In the process of makeup, they will also take care of their skin, especially the eyes. Because there are more fat particles in the eyes, the oil in cosmetics is not absorbed well. Therefore, some eye creams and eye essences are needed. Young women should use eye creams, and older women should use eye essences. So why use eye creams?

Do you know how dark circles appear? The skin around the eyes is thinner than the skin on other parts of the body, and the capillaries and lymphatic vessels in the skin around the eyes are also particularly thin and weak, resulting in extremely poor blood and lymphatic circulation in the eyes, which makes dark circles more likely to appear.

Crow's feet should be the first wrinkle on everyone's face. This is because your every frown and smile will cause the skin around your eyes to age faster, not to mention that we blink tens of thousands of times a day. In addition, the skin around the eyes is particularly prone to dryness and dehydration, which can easily lead to dry lines and pigmentation. In short, the skin around the eyes is more delicate than other skin on the face and needs more care.

So when applying face cream, is it possible to take the eye skin into consideration and thus skip the eye cream? The answer is no! Even a ghetto girl can’t skimp on eye cream. The skin around the eyes cannot withstand excessive nutrients, and most facial creams are thick in texture, which will add burden to the skin around the eyes. Those fairies who have used eye cream know that the biggest feature of eye cream is that it is moist, light and easily absorbed. So face cream cannot replace eye cream.

Finally, I would like to remind you all that we should be gentle when using eye cream, otherwise the skin around the eyes may be easily scratched, which would be counterproductive. It should also be noted that most eye creams contain active ingredients, so generally eye creams should be used up within six months to a year after opening, because expired eye creams not only lose their effectiveness, but may also breed bacteria.