Eye Contour Eye Perfect

THE EYE CONTOUR
A RANGE OF ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS MAKE THE
EYE AREA EXTREMELY FRAGILE AND SENSITIVE. THEREFORE, IT’S PRONE
TO A WIDE VARIETY OF ESTHETIC PROBLEMS.
• The skin is much thinner.
• The entire orbicular area has practically no sweat or sebaceous glands
to provide the hydration needed to prevent wrinkles.
• As it also contains minimal hormone and capillary receptors, collagen
synthesis and skin repair processes are much slower, contributing to
toxin and fat accumulation.
• The 22 periorbital muscles are permanently active due to blinking
(around 10,000 blinks a day) and other eye movements (winks,
expressions, etc.)
• It’s highly exposed to the sun’s rays. Sun exposure dries out the skin and
causes the destruction of collagen and elastin fibers, leading to aging
and speeding up the appearance of wrinkles.

EYE CONTOUR CREAMS
frequently asked questions by consumers

HOW MUCH EYE CREAM SHOULD I APPLY?
Applying more product doesn’t increase its benefits; quite the contrary. Misusing eye cream could cause it to accumulate, resulting in
swollen eyelids or the appearance of tiny cysts. It should be the size of a grain of rice, divided into tiny dots along the eye sockets.
WHERE EXACTLY SHOULD I APPLY IT?
Don’t apply it just beneath the eye, but on the socket, where it touches the bone, as well as the outer corners of the eyes to combat
crow’s feet, preferably avoiding the upper eyelids, unless specified on the product label.
HOW DO I APPLY IT?
With the fingertip of the ring finger. Beauty experts recommend this, as it’s the weakest fingertip and therefore, applies less pressure to
this very delicate area. The movement should be from the temple to the tear duct and in the opposite direction, towards the outside, in
a delicate back and forth movement, taking care – very important – not to stretch the skin to avoid forming wrinkles. After three or four
strokes, it’s advisable to press near the tear duct for a few seconds to drain the area and prevent eye bags. And to finish: gentle
tapping with the fingertips to encourage total product absorption.