What are the correct steps for applying eye cream?

People often have some problems with their eyes, the most common of which are dark circles and eye bags, which can greatly affect a person's image and make people look very tired and haggard. In order to solve these eye problems, women often use eye cream. Eye cream has a moisturizing effect. In addition to solving eye bags and dark circles, it also has a good effect on solving wrinkles around the eyes. So how to use eye cream correctly?

First, the correct use of eye cream steps

After cleansing in the morning and evening, use your ring finger to take a mung bean-sized amount of eye cream, and rub the two ring finger tips together to warm the eye cream so that it is easier to be absorbed by the skin.

Second, the correct use of eye cream steps

Gently and evenly pat the eye cream onto the skin around the eyes in a piano-playing motion. Apply more especially under the eye socket and from the outer corner of the eye to the temple.

Third, the correct use of eye cream steps

Start by gently pressing from the bottom of the eye, from the Jingming point to the end of the eye. Then press gently from above the eyes, from the inside to the outside.

Fourth, the correct use of eye cream steps

Use the tip of your middle finger to gently press starting from below the eyebrows. Then press gently along the eye socket from inside to outside.

Fifth, the correct use of eye cream steps

Use the tip of your middle finger to gently press the Yingxiang points on both sides of the nose to promote blood circulation in the skin around the eyes.

6. Correct use of eye cream Step 6

In weekly special care, you can also add the use of eye mask as the last step to help relieve eye pressure.

7. Do you need to apply water before applying eye cream?

There is no need to pat water before applying eye cream. Many people usually pat water first during the skin care process, and then use essence and other steps. In fact, the correct procedure should be to moisturize the eyes with eye cream immediately after washing the face, because the skin around the eyes is more fragile and can only be treated with special products. Products used on other parts of the skin are too greasy and heavy for the eyes. Not only can they not be absorbed well, but they will also cause fat particles to grow. If you apply water first, it will inevitably get on your eyes, affecting the absorption of the eye cream later. Moreover, your fingers have been "contaminated" by water, so when you apply eye cream on them, the eye cream will also be contaminated. Is this why some people say that the same eye cream is effective and does not cause fat particles, while others say that it is ineffective and causes fat particles? It definitely has a lot to do with improper use.