How to use Elisir eye cream? How effective is Elisir eye cream?

Eye care is an essential part of daily care. Shiseido's Elixir eye cream is very famous and many people are using it. So, how effective is this eye cream? How to use it for best effect? Next, let’s talk mainly about this eye cream!

How to use Essiril eye cream

In the first week, use it only for two days at night. In the second week, use it for three days at night. From the third week onwards, you can use it every night. If you use it in the morning, you need to use sunscreen. You don't need to use too much Elixir eye cream, just the size of a grain of rice is enough for one eye. After taking out the eye cream, gently apply it around the eyes and massage gently to promote absorption.

How effective is Elixir eye cream?

The Elixir brand now has four eye creams, namely Elixir Rejuvenating Anti-Wrinkle Eye and Lip Cream, Elixir Elastic Repair Multi-Effect Eye Cream, Elixir CB Collagen Moisturizing Anti-Wrinkle Eye Cream and Elixir CB Local Anti-Wrinkle Essence Eye Cream. Although the ingredients and functions of the four products are slightly different, in general, the common effect of the four eye creams is that they can solve problems such as fine lines and dry lines around the eyes, restore the elasticity of the skin around the eyes, and delay the aging of the skin around the eyes.

Elixir eye cream texture

The texture of Elixir Eye Cream is not thick, and you can feel its delicateness during the application process. The product is absorbed very quickly and can quickly penetrate into the skin to take effect. For oily skin, you may feel a little oily when you first use Elixir Eye Cream, but after the product is absorbed, there will be no greasy feeling at all, and the whole skin will be very moisturized.

What age is Elixir eye cream suitable for?

Elixir Eye Cream is suitable for people over 25 years old, because this eye cream can improve eye wrinkles and effectively fight aging. Therefore, it is best to use this eye cream when you are starting to see the first signs of eye aging or aging.