You Look Wrecked. You're Not. The Mirror Just Hasn't Gotten the Memo.
- Acetyl tetrapeptide-5, targeting puffiness specifically
- Sodium hyaluronate for under-eye hydration
- Grape seed oil & bamboo extract round out the formula
FOR THE MORNING AFTER A BAD NIGHT
Acetyl tetrapeptide-5 paired with sodium hyaluronate, grape seed oil and bamboo extract — built for the puffiness that shows up after a bad night.
Not Sure How Much To Use?
A dime-sized amount, patted — not rubbed — along the orbital bone, once or twice a day.
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- Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5
- Sodium Hyaluronate
- Fragrance-Free
- Grape Seed Oil + Bamboo Extract
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Directions to Use
A dime-sized amount, once or twice a day. Pat along the orbital bone rather than rubbing - the skin here is thin. Morning matters most, since that's when puffiness typically shows.
Ingredients
Acetyl tetrapeptide-5, Sodium hyaluronate, Grape seed oil, Bamboo extract. Fragrance-free formula.
Who This Is For
Anyone who wakes up looking more tired than they feel — built for puffiness after a bad night, not general anti-aging or beauty claims.
Safety Information
For external use only. Avoid direct eye contact. Patch test on your forearm before the first full use. Individual results vary.
WHAT IT DOES
Four Ingredients, Each Doing Something
No padded ingredient list — just what targets puffiness.
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5
Targeting puffiness specifically.
Sodium Hyaluronate
Formulated to help hydrate the delicate under-eye area.
A Dime-Sized Amount
Patted along the orbital bone, once or twice a day.
Fragrance-Free
Formulated without added fragrance for sensitive under-eye skin.
*Cosmetic product. Individual results vary.
REAL LIFE, REAL ROUTINE
See It In Everyday Life
Part of the morning routine
A little care before the day starts
Ready and refreshed
THE SHORT VERSION
Fewer Ingredients, Each One Doing Something
Most eye creams pad the label. This one doesn't need to.
FEELING
You slept fine and still look like you didn't.
BENEFITS
A peptide-led formula targeting puffiness specifically.
The Essentials: Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5 | Sodium Hyaluronate | Fragrance-Free
WHY A FOUR-INGREDIENT FORMULA
Fewer Ingredients, Each One Doing Something
Most eye creams pad the label. This one doesn't need to.
| What matters | Peptide Eye Gel-Cream | Typical Eye Cream |
|---|---|---|
| Lead active | Acetyl tetrapeptide-5, first on the label | Often diluted or listed far down |
| Hyaluronic acid | Sodium hyaluronate, formulated to absorb | Standard formulations that sit on the surface |
| Fragrance | Fragrance-free | Often fragranced |
| Ingredient count | Four named actives | Long ingredient lists with fillers |
| Built for | Puffiness after a bad night | General anti-aging claims |
Cosmetic product. Individual results vary. Comparison based on typical mass-market eye cream formulations.
What's Actually In It
Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5
Targeting puffiness specifically.
Sodium Hyaluronate
Formulated to help hydrate and absorb into the skin.
Grape Seed Oil
An antioxidant oil, not a filler ingredient.
Bamboo Extract
The fourth named active in the formula.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this get rid of dark circles?
This formula targets puffiness, not pigmentation. Dark circles from blood vessels or pigment aren't what this formula is built for.
How do I apply it?
A dime-sized amount, once or twice a day. Pat along the orbital bone rather than rubbing — the skin here is thin.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
It's fragrance-free, and we recommend a patch test on your forearm before the first full use.
How long before I see a difference?
Individual results vary. Most people apply it consistently for a few weeks before judging it, since puffiness fluctuates night to night.
Can I use it around my whole face?
It's formulated specifically for the under-eye area — the orbital bone, not general facial skin.
Is it tested on the eye itself?
No — avoid direct eye contact when applying. It's formulated for the skin around the eye, not the eye itself.
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