Dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness are the three concerns identified for this under-eye cream. Its ingredient list includes hydrolysed rice protein, glucosyl hesperidin, Aquaxyl and niacinamide, alongside sodium hyaluronate and three root extracts. The composition gives this cream a distinct place beside the cucumber-based under-eye gels.
Stated to help reduce dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness.
Under-eye cream containing hydrolysed rice protein, three named root extracts, sodium hyaluronate, glucosyl hesperidin, niacinamide and Aquaxyl. It is described for reduction of dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness around the eyes.
Under-eye products can share several ingredients without being the same formulation. This cream includes Aquaxyl and glucosyl hesperidin alongside hydrolysed rice protein, sodium hyaluronate and niacinamide.
Sophora flavescens, glycyrrhiza inflata and scutellaria baicalensis root extracts complete the disclosed eight-component list. The cream is described for the appearance of dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness, not merely a general moisturising role.
Its cream format and the Aquaxyl-and-glucosyl-hesperidin combination distinguish it from the cucumber-containing under-eye gels. That difference matters when presenting several eye-area formulations without allowing their descriptions to collapse into the same set of generic claims.
Product type is under-eye cream.
Contains hydrolysed rice protein.
Contains glucosyl hesperidin, Aquaxyl and niacinamide.
Includes sodium hyaluronate and three named root extracts.
Dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness are stated concerns.
Q: Is Aquaxyl included in the under-eye cream?
A: Yes. Aquaxyl is listed among its ingredients.
Q: Which plant extracts are listed?
A: Sophora flavescens, glycyrrhiza inflata and scutellaria baicalensis root extracts are listed.
Q: What under-eye concerns are named?
A: Dark circles, wrinkles and puffiness are the stated concerns.
