Congrats the significant improvement & changes on our customers within a month!

I’ve been using this eye cream morning and night, and my under-eyes are so grateful! I purchased it during the Christmas sale because it’s dermatologist-recommended, and it has made a noticeable difference. I used to struggle with eye bags and dullness, but this cream has really helped reduce them within just one week! I now feel the need to wear less makeup, which is a huge win for me. Highly recommend!

Jessica L. Martinez
Austin, TX, 45 Years old | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

As a mama of little ones who doesn’t get much sleep, I was shocked by how tired I looked especially with the severity of my dark circles! Thankfully, my family doctor recommended this eye cream and the price point is phenomenal!

I figured that the retinol would be beneficial for my under-eyes. I’ve been using it consistently, and I’m very pleasantly surprised by how much it has helped reduce my dark circles for just few days. My undereyes look more vibrant and hydrated. Highly recommend this eye cream to any tired moms out there!

Isabella T. Hall
Portland, OR, 33 Years old | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

After using the wrong eye cream, I developed frustrating milia around my eyes. Thanks to Collagen+ Wake Up Eye Cream, my milia has significantly reduced! The retinol promotes cell turnover, leaving my under-eye area smoother. I love its lightweight texture, and it has truly exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it for anyone facing similar issues!

Alice T. Graham
Nashville, TN, 48 Years old | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Retinol: Regulates Sebum Production for Reducing Milia

Retinol can help normalize the skin's oil production around the eyes by regulating sebum levels, reducing the chances of clogged pores that can lead to milia in this delicate area. In the long term, regular use of retinol enhances the overall texture of the skin around the eyes, making it less prone to irregularities that can lead to milia, as smoother skin is less likely to trap oil and debris.

Retinol Targets Dark Circles & Pigmentation

Epidermal pigmentation, characterized by excessive melanin in the upper layer of the skin, often manifests as dark circles and dark spots. Retinol operates at a cellular level to promote skin renewal, enhancing the removal of old, pigmented cells. The accelerated cell turnover stimulated by retinol helps disperse and reduce melanin, resulting in a more uniform skin tone.