

The skin around your eyes is thin and loose, and fluid collects there more easily than anywhere else on your face. A salty dinner, a short night or a glass of wine can be enough to show up in the mirror the next morning. Once you know which habits affect you, puffy mornings become easier to prevent and quicker to calm.
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Peptides tell your skin cells to build collagen, and they do it without any irritation. Here is what the different types actually do and how to read a peptide label.
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A carboxy gel mask uses carbon dioxide to make your own blood deliver oxygen to the skin, so you get visible plumpness and glow within the hour. Here is how it works and when to use it.
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Niacinamide calms redness, strengthens the barrier, evens pigment and regulates oil, all without irritation. Here is why four to five percent is the number and how it fits with everything else.
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Hyaluronic acid holds a thousand times its weight in water and plumps skin the same day. Here is how to apply it so it works, and why it sometimes backfires.
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Super lightweight eye gel that hydrates, firms, and reduces puffiness.

Deeply hydrates, brightens, and revitalizes with professional-strength carboxy therapy for instant visible results.

For puffiness, dryness, sensitivity, glycation and tired-looking eyes

Brightening eye complex that smooths fine lines, reduces puffiness, and gently restores radiance.

Targets fine lines, puffiness, and dark circles with exosomes for firmer, refreshed eyes.

Retinoid-powered eye cream that improves lines, darkness, and puffiness around the eyes.

Firms, brightens, smooths lines, hydrates and protects.

Gel sleeping mask that floods skin with hydration, firms, and restores radiance overnight.

Cooling eye gel with a stainless steel rollerball applicator that firms, de-puffs, and hydrates instantly.

Targeted eye cream that reduces crow’s feet, puffiness, and under-eye darkness.

A soothing mask that deeply hydrates compromised skin, calms irritation, and helps repair barrier damage.

Firms, lifts, and brightens the eye area while reducing puffiness and smoothing fine lines.

Brightens dark circles and reduces puffiness with TriHex peptides, for thicker, stronger-feeling skin.

Vitamin A eye gel for dryness, puffiness, dark circles and fine lines.

Brightens dark circles, hydrates and softens fine lines.
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