Estee Lauder Anti-Blue Light Eye Cream Efficacy Mobile phone users are in urgent need of an anti-blue light eye cream

Blue light is the light with the shortest wavelength and the highest energy in nature. It exists in large quantities in electronic screens and is extremely harmful. So, what does Estee Lauder's Anti-Blue Light Eye Cream do? Can you really resist blue light?

Estee Lauder Anti-Blue Light Eye Cream

Estee Lauder's anti-blue light eye cream is specially designed for those who stay up late using their phones. It has a light gel-frost texture and contains a patented anti-blue light formula to protect the skin from blue light damage. It also has multiple repair effects, which can reduce dark circles, dry lines and fine lines around the eyes, making the eyes look bright and elastic again.

Estee Lauder's anti-blue light reason

Estee Lauder's Anti-Blue Light Eye Cream contains a patented anti-blue light formula that can protect the skin from damage by blue light and resist and neutralize excess free radicals caused by blue light. Contains 10X concentrated repair technology to repair blue light damage, amplify the skin's self-repair ability at night, and clear blue light damage inside the skin.

The dangers of blue light

Blue light is everywhere in our lives and is unavoidable: sunlight, mobile phones, computer screens, and digital products. Blue light is not only harmful to the eyes, but also to the skin. The harm to the skin is as follows:

1. Blue light can stimulate brown pigment, which is an important cause of yellow spots and freckles on the skin.

2. Blue light will inhibit the secretion of melatonin and disturb sleep.

3. The skin around the eyes is the most fragile and delicate on the entire face. As age increases, the skin's resistance decreases, and the damage accumulated over time slowly appears on the face. Spots around the eyes also gradually appear. At this point, it is impossible to restore it with skin care products, and you can only resort to medical beauty. So why not prevent it in advance?