The difference between eye and lip cream and eye cream

Lipstick and eye cream are both must-have items in women's skin care products. Women must take good care of every part of their skin, so no corner can be missed. Many skin care products can be used universally, so let's talk about the differences between lip cream and eye cream!

The difference between eye and lip cream and eye cream

The biggest difference between eye and lip cream and eye cream is their scope of application. Eye and lip cream is mainly suitable for eyes and lips, while eye cream is only suitable for eye skin. In particular, lip balm cannot be used as eye cream, because lipstick contains a lot of oil, which will clog the pores when applied to the eye skin, leading to acne, blackheads and other skin phenomena.

How to use eye cream

First, take an appropriate amount of eye cream and apply it evenly around the eyes, gently spread it with your fingertips, and gently massage the skin with your fingertips to promote the absorption of the eye cream. Push, pull and press from the inside out, extending all the way to the temples, lifting the skin around the eyes, firming and lifting the skin around the eyes.

Can lip balm be used as eye cream?

The lipstick mentioned here is lip balm rather than lip gloss. The main structure of lip balm is "oil + wax + auxiliary materials". Oils and fats may be vegetable oils, mineral oils, synthetic oils, or a mixture; while waxes are mainly microcrystalline waxes, paraffin, etc. Highly moisturizing and sealing lip balm should never be used around the eyes unless you feel that you do not have enough fat particles.

Can eye cream be used as lip balm?

The skin around our eyes is very delicate and sensitive. Eye cream contains very little irritating ingredients and is specially formulated for eye skin. It can be used as a lip balm, but frequent use is not recommended. It can be used occasionally for emergency treatment. In particular, lip balm should not be used as eye cream, because lip balm contains a lot of oil, and applying it on the skin around the eyes will clog the pores, causing skin phenomena such as acne and blackheads. So, anything that can be used on the eyes can generally be used on other parts of the body. However, to be on the safe side, it is generally better not to use them casually. Try to use them separately and provide separate care for different parts.