If you like the results of dermal fillers but don’t want the ouchy injections, this eye cream from TEOXANE is a worthy substitute. Here’s why.
- What Is It: A potent eye treatment cream.
- Why buy: It hydrates and boosts the under-eye area while also reducing the visible signs of ageing.
- The Details: TEOXANE R [II] Eyes costs rrp $110 for 15mls, available from www.teoxaneshop.com.au.
Road Test
Dark circles, puffiness, crows feet, dryness and sensitivity are just a few of the problems you can encounter with the eye area as you age. For my part, the two most troublesome problems I’ve had for years in this area are dark circles and sensitivity. I’ve had dark circles since my teens, and even while following a healthy diet with plenty of exercise, I’ve found that travel, late nights, and not getting enough sleep always made them appear worse. Then there’s sensitivity. For years I’ve tried all manner of eye creams which can work well to begin with, only to cause a skin reaction after just a few days or weeks. And for some reason, as an avid traveller and frequent flyer, long trips overseas and constantly changing climates have also played havoc with the skin around my eyes. So when I read about this new eye cream from the cosmeceutical brand, TEOXANE, I was keen not only to see if it actually did what it promised, which is reduce the signs of ageing, but also how my skin would react to it given that it’s potent but suitable for sensitive skin. A little background about the brand first. TEOXANE Laboratories developed TEOXANE Cosmeceuticals to create a “dermal filler” in a bottle, and is a potent range of skin care products with a focus on a hyaluronic acid - a favourite skin care ingredient of mine. Its patented RHA resilient hyaluronic acid features in the entire range, forming a breathable “hydration mesh” on the skin which not only traps moisture to prevent dehydration, but also facilitates the gradual release of active ingredients to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and age spots, smooth skin tone and texture, and in the case of the eyes, to reduce puffiness. There are other key ingredients in the range, including the eye cream, which include TEOXANE's Dermo-Restructuring Complex - a cocktail of amino acids, vitamins and minerals. This lovely eye cream can be used twice a day, and it comes in a nifty tube with a cool metallic tip designed for easy application. To use, using light pressure, place the metallic tip onto the skin beneath the eye area and tap gently to cool and decongest. Next, push lightly on the applicator to release the product, and massage the cream gently into the skin until fully absorbed. The first time using the product my skin felt cool, soothed and wonderfully hydrated, and over a four week period these results continued along with a definite improvement of my pesky dark circles and fine lines. Additionally, and this was a real bonus, the cream didn’t cause any irritation whatsoever. Six weeks on, my eyes look more youthful, with the bonus being it’s a power-packed and effective treatment cream which is also gentle to skin.
Beauty In Travel Loves
- The eye cream has a cooling, velvety texture and a light skin tint.
- It absorbs quickly and instantly boosts the appearance of your skin beneath the eyes area, while also treating multiple eye issues.
- The cream is fragrance free and suitable for sensitive skins.
- A little goes a long way - you don’t need to use too much.
Insider Tips
- If your eyes are really dry or tired looking and in need of an instant boost, use a thicker layer of product, like a face mask, leave on for 15-20 minutes while relaxing, and then massage any residue gently into the skin.
- By:
- Joanna Hall
Reviews
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Sounds good to me
Sounds like a great product. Haven't heard of the brand before but I don't think these days $100 for an eye cream is too bad if it works and it's top quality. I also have sensitive eyes so I was curious about reactions...mine happen either within 24 hours or up to a few weeks after use too, very frustrating!
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Nice But.....
Skincare products are getting so epensive these days and the trouble with brands like this is that you can't try before you buy.....so if you spend over $100 on something and it doesn't work or causes a reaction you've wasted your money.