DR MELAXIN Eyephalt Eye Cream For Under Eye Bags 10ml

$42.49 CAD

Description

This under-eye cream comes in a 10 ml tube and is made in South Korea. Key ingredients include hydrolyzed sponge, niacinamide, five ceramides, arbutin and sodium hyaluronate. It is applied in a thin layer to the under-eye bag area and left to set.


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Product Description

Dr.Melaxin Eyephalt Eye Cream For Under Eye Bags is a 10 ml under-eye cream from the Eyephalt line of the South Korean brand Dr.Melaxin. It contains hydrolyzed sponge, a spicule ingredient, alongside niacinamide, magnesium aluminum silicate, arbutin and glutathione.

Five ceramides (NP, AS, NS, AP and EOP), tranexamoyl dipeptide-23, sodium hyaluronate, baobab seed oil and rh-oligopeptide-1 complete the formula. The brand directs that a very small amount is applied to the eye bag area only and that the face is kept still for about two minutes while it sets. Hydrolyzed sponge is derived from a sponge, an animal source. No fragrance is listed in the ingredients.

The brand states that the spicules may sting if the cream is applied to dry skin, so it is used after basic skincare.

Features

● The cream comes in a 10 ml tube.

● Hydrolyzed sponge is the spicule ingredient in the formula.

● Five ceramides are listed: NP, AS, NS, AP and EOP.

● Niacinamide, arbutin and glutathione are part of the formula.

● The brand designs the cream to set on the eye bag area.

Concerns

● The look of under-eye bags

● Dryness around the eye area

● Dull-looking under-eye skin

Suitable For

● The under-eye bag area

● Evening routines

Made In

● South Korea

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Got questions? We’ve got answers!

Q1: Why does the face need to stay still after applying it?

A: The brand directs that the face is kept still for about two minutes so the cream can set on the eye bag area.

Q2: What is hydrolyzed sponge?

A: It is the spicule ingredient in the formula, derived from a sponge, an animal source. The brand states that it may sting if the cream is applied to dry skin.

Q3: How much is used?

A: A very small amount, applied with two or three light strokes to the eye bag area only.

Q4: When is it used?

A: In the evening, after basic skincare. For daytime use, the brand directs that it is left on for about 20 minutes and the face is washed before makeup.

Q5: Is it fragrance-free?

A: Yes. No fragrance is listed in the ingredients.

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