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The Sostar Eye Cream SPF15 is an anti-wrinkle cream for the eye area, in a 25ml package, enriched with hyaluronic acid and SPF15 protection index. Its formula is rich in hydrating and anti-wrinkle factors and, according to the manufacturer, helps the skin regain its lost elasticity with a combination of natural extracts, oils and hyaluronic acid.
The small amount required in each use makes it economical and practical. It is a targeted product for those who want to give the area around the eyes the special attention it needs.
In the eye socket, the skin is several times thinner than on the cheek or forehead. It has fewer sebaceous glands, so it produces fewer natural lipids, which is why it dries out more easily.
At the same time, it is an area of constant movement. We open and close our eyes thousands of times a day, smile, half-close our eyelids in bright light. These small repeated movements, along with dryness, explain why the first fine lines, the so-called 'crow's feet', usually appear here.
The sun is another factor. The eyes are exposed all day long, and many overlook this area when applying sunscreen, to avoid getting a tan. An eye cream with a protection index covers this gap with a formula designed for this specific area.
That's why eye creams usually have a thinner or milder formula than face creams, and come in smaller packages. A face cream is not always designed to get so close to the eye, while a special cream takes into account the sensitivity of the area.
It suits those who notice fine lines or loss of elasticity around the eyes, those with dry eye area, but also those who spend many hours outdoors and want a morning product with a sunscreen index specifically for this area. The small 25ml package is convenient for travel, and because only a small amount is needed each time, it lasts a long time.
In the morning, take a very small amount and place it with the middle finger in small dots around the eye socket. Spread with gentle taps, without pulling the skin, and avoid contact with the inside of the eye. Follow the instructions on the packaging.
The area is thinner and more sensitive than the rest of the face, so it benefits from a formula designed specifically for it.
It exerts the least pressure, which is important for the thin skin of the eyelids.
No. For prolonged exposure, you need sunscreen with a higher index and sunglasses.
Yes, once absorbed, you can continue with concealer or eye makeup.
The sunscreen index mainly makes sense during the day. However, you can only use it in the morning and leave the evening for a simple hydrating care of the area.
Rinse with plenty of cool water. If irritation persists, stop use.
