Is there any relationship between fat particles and eye cream? Can I use eye cream if I have fat particles?

There are many brands of eye cream, including international brands and new emerging brands. There is a price difference between them, but it does not mean that the more expensive eye cream is suitable. Some friends said that they seemed to develop fat granules after applying eye cream. So is there any relationship between fat granules and eye cream?

Is there any relationship between fat particles and eye cream?

There is a certain relationship between fat granules and eye cream. Fat particles are generally caused by excessive keratinization of the skin at the opening of sweat glands. It may be due to tiny wounds on the skin, which then form small white cysts during the self-repair process. It may also be because the local sebum is covered by the outer layer of keratin, which prevents it from being discharged to the epidermis normally, thus accumulating in the skin. If eye cream causes excessive nutrient accumulation, it will also cause the formation of fat particles.

Can I use eye cream if I have fat particles?

You can use eye cream even if you have fat particles. You just need to choose the right eye cream and the correct application method. Be sure to avoid greasy, nutrient-rich eye creams, and apply too thick eye cream around the eyes, otherwise you may grow more fat particles.

What should I apply before eye cream?

Under normal circumstances, you don’t need to apply anything before applying eye cream. The skin around the eyes is more fragile and can withstand less stimulation. So generally speaking, apply eye cream directly after washing your face in the morning and evening. Applying eye cream before applying other skin care products can not only allow the skin around the eyes to fully absorb the nutrients of the eye cream, but also form a protective film, thereby reducing the damage of various harmful substances to the skin around the eyes and avoiding the occurrence of skin problems such as fine lines.

Is it okay to apply skin care products before eye cream?

Not very good. Generally, when applying skin care products, it is inevitable that they will come into contact with the skin around the eyes. Applying eye cream after applying other skin care products will overburden the skin around the eyes, affecting its normal breathing, and long-term accumulation will produce fat particles. So it’s best not to apply other skin care products before applying eye cream.