MASC/BODY EYES peptide eye gel — model applying eye gel

F.08Peptide Eye Gel

EYES

Name: EYES — Peptide Eye Gel
Brand: MASC / BODY
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Look like you slept.Even if you barely did.

$35.99

30 ml

EYES

Look less tired than you are.

The brief

The eyes give the night away. 2 a.m. does not need to be visible at 10 a.m., and the eye area is the first part of your face to file a report on your week. EYES is the fix for how that reads — not for the sleep you didn't get.

Why

Acetyl tetrapeptide-5 with sodium hyaluronate, grape seed oil and bamboo, in a gel light enough to disappear under nothing. It hydrates the thinnest skin on your face and makes the area look less tired and less crepey. What it does not do is give you back the sleep. You can be wrecked without looking it, and at brunch that is the entire proposition.

What it actually does

A lightweight peptide gel for the eye area — hydration, and a more rested-looking face than the night deserved.

Acetyl tetrapeptide-5
Sodium hyaluronate
9 ingredients
30 ml

Key formula

Verified actives

Acetyl tetrapeptide-5

Sodium hyaluronate

Grape seed oil · bamboo (Phyllostachys) extract

Acacia gum

Nine ingredients. 30 ml.

In the Formulary· 3

Skin & faceB Acacia gumGum arabic; Acacia senegal gum; Acacia seyal gum; E414A real fibre, in a jar you are not going to eat.Read the monograph →

Skin & faceB Hyaluronic acidHA · sodium hyaluronatePut the water back.Read the monograph →

Skin & faceB PeptidesAcetyl hexapeptide · copper peptidesSmall chains, big claims — the polite kind.Read the monograph →

Format: Topical
Unit: 30 ml
Use: Topical — external use only

Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.

How to use it

DailyThe next morning

A dime-sized amount patted gently around the eye area and along the orbital bone, once or twice daily. Pat, don't rub — the skin there is the thinnest on your face.

A man in a grey tank top sitting on the edge of a bed, city skyline through the window behind him.

A man in a navy tank top walking a city street in daylight, streetcar passing behind him.

A man in a grey tank top standing in a doorway, talking to someone out of frame.

A man in a white tank top on a wet street at night, bar lights behind him.

The long version

Your mouth says "I'm fine." Your eyes file a counter-report. They're the one part of the face that can't act — thinnest skin on the body, first to dry out, first to crease, first to tell brunch exactly what time you got in.

EYES manages the witnesses: acetyl tetrapeptide-5 with sodium hyaluronate, grape seed oil and bamboo, in a nine-ingredient gel that disappears under anything. It hydrates the driest skin you own and takes the tired, crepey look down a register.

What it can't do: refund the sleep. What it can: keep the sleep between you and your calendar, instead of published on your face.

A dime-sized amount patted — never rubbed — around the eye area, once or twice daily.

Perjury, in gel form. 2 a.m. doesn't need to show at 10 a.m.

Q&A

How do I apply it without pulling the skin?

With your ring finger, in taps. The orbital skin is the thinnest you own, so press the product on rather than dragging it — a small amount, once or twice a day, following the bone.

What's in it?

Nine ingredients: acetyl tetrapeptide-5, hyaluronic acid, grape seed oil, bamboo extract, acacia gum. Short list on purpose.

Do eye gels actually do anything?

For the appearance of puffiness and tired-looking eyes, a lightweight peptide gel is the right tool; for structural, inherited dark circles, nothing topical rewrites anatomy — and we won't claim to. Keep it in the fridge and the de-puff gets a free upgrade.

Can it cause those little white bumps?

Milia usually follow heavy occlusive eye creams. This is a nine-ingredient gel, deliberately light — the format least likely to do that.

Where is it made?

In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product.