Anti-aging eye cream for wrinkles and fine lines

Adding an anti-aging eye cream to your skincare regimen is a great way to help minimize visible signs of aging around the delicate eye area. CeraVe’s Skin Renewing Eye Cream, which was developed with dermatologists, visibly firms and reduces the look of fine lines, crow’s feet wrinkles, puffiness, and dark circles around the eyes. Featuring an anti-aging peptide complex, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, ceramides, and caffeine, this multi-tasking eye wrinkle cream helps to reveal firmer skin and visibly brighten tired-looking eyes.

The light weight and deeply hydrating formula delivers all-day moisture for eyes that look younger, healthy, and wide awake. With continued use, skin feels softer and looks smoother, while the look of eye bag puffiness and dark circles appears reduced. Upon application, this gentle yet effective formula has a white, semi-opaque appearance. It quickly absorbs into skin without pilling or leaving a sticky or greasy feeling. CeraVe anti-aging eye cream can be worn alone or under makeup and is suitable for sensitive skin and contact lens wearers. For best results, use this peptide eye cream twice daily.

Benefits

• Peptide Complex: Helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and crow’s feet wrinkles
• Niacinamide: Helps visibly smooth fine lines and brighten skin
• Caffeine: Helps visibly reduce puffiness
• Formulated with three essential ceramides (1, 3, 6-II), moisturizing hyaluronic acid, and MVE Technology
• Developed With Dermatologists: CeraVe Skincare is developed with dermatologists and offers skincare products that are suitable for dry skin, sensitive skin, oily skin, acne-prone skin, and more
• Ophthalmologist Tested: Allergy-tested and suitable for contact lens wearers

How to use

• Apply CeraVe Skin Renewing Eye Cream twice a day, as part of your day and night skincare routines, after cleansing
• Dispense eye cream onto your ring finger and apply in small dots around the eye contour
• Gently blend onto your entire eye area (under-eye area, crow’s feet, eyelid, and brow bone), using upward motions, until completely absorbed