Skin concerns
How to take care of your eye contour area?
The eye contour is the skin around the eyes, which is very thin and delicate. It is often in this area that the first visible signs of aging appear, as do signs of fatigue: dark circles and puffiness reveal a lack of sleep or high-stress levels and affect the brightness of the eyes and the complexion. There are many treatments designed for these eye contour problems that can improve the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, as well as puffiness and dark circles.
Discover the ideal eye contour skincare routine and the expert steps you can use to take care of any red eye contour areas.
For best results
Massage the eye contour
Wrinkles around the eye contour area are caused by a combination of repeated muscle movements and skin aging. Puffiness is created by an accumulation of lymph under the eyes, a phenomenon that increases with age. Red eye contours and dark circles are caused by the stagnation of blood pigment under the eye. For each of these issues, massage can help. It will have a beneficial effect on dark circles, red eye contour, and puffiness. Gently massage the area with your fingertips from the inside, working outwards, without forgetting the eyelids and the eyebrows.
Moisturize
Hydration plays a key role in facial beauty. Drinking enough fluids is essential for maintaining good blood and lymphatic circulation, which is essential for a smooth and radiant eye contour. When the skin is dehydrated, fine dehydration lines can appear around the eye contour area. All the more reason to moisturize regularly!
Use a dedicated eye contour product
The eye contour area needs care, just like the skin on the face. This skin is fine and delicate, so it has to be protected and moisturized daily. Use a targeted product - for example an antioxidant eye contour cream - on this area in the morning and evening, and store it in a cool place to benefit from a cooling effect when you apply it.
Remove your eye makeup carefully
It is important to remove eye make-up thoroughly at night. The skin around the eye area should be free of all types of make-up, such as concealer, mascara, or eyeshadow, to fully benefit from the key ingredients in the eye contour cream.
Be careful in the sun
Too much exposure to the sun, especially without sun protection, accelerates skin aging. Protecting the face from UV rays, especially in fragile areas, limits the emergence of visible signs of aging.
What eye contour skincare routine should you use?
The moisturizing daytime eye contour routine
Everyday skincare for a radiant eye contour
Since this area is very fine and drier than the rest of your face, it needs to be moisturized with specific skincare: every morning, apply a moisturizing eye contour cream before your day cream, and complete your routine with a tinted product to conceal dark circles and puffiness. Finish off your ritual two or three times a week with an eye contour mask, leaving it on for 10 minutes for a guaranteed instant revitalizing effect.
Here are the essential key ingredients selected by Sisley to moisturize the eye contour area daily:
• CARROT EXTRACT: moisturizes, revitalizes.
• TOMATO, VEGETAL PROTEIN HYDROLYSATES: stimulates and revitalizes.
• PRO-VITAMIN B5: softens and maintains the hydration of the epidermis.
Find the complete list of ingredients in the product information
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Eye Contour Mask
Eye and Lip Contour Balm
Phyto-Cernes Eclat
The anti-aging eye contour routine
Anti-aging skincare for a younger-looking eye area
When the visible signs of aging begin to appear around the eye contour, choose an anti-aging product and technique that targets this area. Start your morning ritual by smoothing and lifting your eye area with a dedicated massage tool, then apply your anti-aging skincare product. In the evening, relax your eye contour by applying your night eye cream and massage your skin with the exclusive massage accessory to revitalize, smooth, lift and stimulate the eye area.
These are the essential key ingredients selected by Sisley to combat the first visible signs of aging around the eye contour:
• PEPTIDIC SOYA EXTRACT: anti-wrinkle and firming effects.
• OAT GROAT EXTRACT: tensing effect.
• SOYA and YEAST PROTEIN COMPLEX: cellular longevity
Find the complete list of ingredients in the product information
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Supremÿa at Night The Supreme Anti-Aging Eye Cream
Intensive Anti-Aging Night Eye Cream
Sisleÿa L'Intégral Anti-Âge Eye and Lip Contour Cream
Complete anti-aging skin care for eye and lip area
Anti-dark circle and anti-puffiness routine
Products for revitalized eyes
As fatigue builds up, dark circles and puffiness may appear. To reduce these signs and make your eyes look fresher, use the right skincare and make-up routine: apply an eye contour gel or cream to smooth and illuminate the eye contour area, then gently correct your dark circles with an under-eye concealer enriched with skincare ingredients. For an instant revitalizing effect, leave an eye contour mask on for 10 minutes and reapply two or three times a week.
Here are the essential key ingredients selected by Sisley to erase signs of fatigue from the eye contour area:
• CAFFEINE: anti-puffiness.
• RED VINE EXTRACT: anti-dark circles, brightening.
• CHLORELLA EXTRACT: revitalizes, illuminates.
Find the complete list of ingredients in the product information
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Eye Contour Mask
Black Rose Eye Contour Fluid
Phyto-Cernes Eclat
Any questions?
Why is the eye contour area affected by wrinkles?
The skin around the eyes is extremely thin, vulnerable, and drier than the rest of the face. Dehydration lines can appear very early, and irritation can lead to a red eye contour area. The eye area is also constantly moving, which weakens the skin's support fibers and leads to wrinkles. The dermis in this area is also low in elastin and collagen, making it a particularly sensitive area for skin aging.
What are the different types of wrinkles around the eyes?
Crow's feet appear at the corner of the eyes, frown lines form between the eyebrows, and under-eye wrinkles form under the lower eyelid. Fine, shallow dehydration lines can also appear, caused by a lack of moisture in this area.
How do eye bags form?
A lack of skin support fibers can lead to sagging skin on the lower eyelids. With age and behavioral factors, lymphatic microcirculation deteriorates and drainage becomes less efficient, which leads to swelling.
What are the different types of dark circles?
We distinguish between blue and brown circles. The former are due to stagnating (purple) blood pigment in this area of the face, where blood microcirculation is more difficult. The latter are a consequence of the significant degradation of proteins and lipids that accumulate under the eye, which is frequently attributed to behavioral factors. Some skin types are more prone to red eye contours and dark circles due to their pigmentation.
