Eucerin AQUAporin ACTIVE eye contour cream 12 ml
For dehydrated, sensitive skin around the eyes
A hydrating cream that provides intense 24-hour hydration and relieves puffiness and dark circles around the eyes.
Eucerin AQUAporin ACTIVE Restorative Eye Cream is an innovative eye moisturizer that reinforces the skin's own hydration system and leaves the skin soft, smooth and glowing. It also reduces puffiness and dark circles under the eyes.
Skin needs water to function efficiently and effectively. Well-hydrated skin is smooth and soft and has a beautiful glow. When its natural protective barrier is broken, moisture in the skin decreases and it becomes dehydrated. Dehydrated skin lacks shine, is stretched and cannot protect itself from external irritants; as a result it becomes sensitive.
The skin around the eyes is very thin and when dehydrated and sensitive it shows signs of stress and fatigue such as puffiness and dark circles. It needs intense and long-lasting hydration to look and feel its best.
Most moisturizers improve skin hydration by limiting the evaporation of water from the skin and/or retaining moisture in the upper layers with humectants such as glycerin. The skin has its own hydration system, the aquaporins. They transport water between skin cells and maintain hydration from within. Eucerin AQUAporin ACTIVE increases their natural strength. The formula contains glucoglycerol, an exceptional hydrating ingredient that has been shown to increase the number of aquaporins in the skin. This means that in addition to limiting evaporation and water retention in the outer layers of the skin, Eucerin AQUAporin ACTIVE reinforces the skin's own hydration system. In addition, Eucerin AQUAporin ACTIVE Restorative Eye Cream contains ginseng and comes with a cooling applicator against the appearance of puffiness and dark circles.
Apply morning and evening with light movements of the cooling applicator on the delicate area around the eyes. For an extra refreshing effect, you can keep it in the refrigerator before use.
