Look for=-caffeine (helps with circulation and puffiness)-niacinamide (2–5%) for brightening and barrier support-peptides to gradually improve skin thickness and elasticityIf pigmentation is part of it=-vitamin C derivatives or very low-strength retinol (eye-safe) can help over time but go slowly.Hydration also matters more than people think, ingredients like=-hyaluronic acid and glycerin help plump the area so it doesn’t look hollow or crepey. For concealer, go for formulas with light-diffusing pigments (like mica).

Week 3 second look with ABH x Jackie Aina 

I think you might be alergic to it, I got it in my eye by accident and it didnt burn at all I just flushed it with water right away its not red or anything

@Nehad29 , this is my answer from a similar previous post in the spoiler 👇🏽Spoileryou can also try a fluffy brush to set your concealer and go right in afterwards vs waiting. (I saw this via AleJayOfficial. She gives great advice and explanations IMO.) It works better with a concealer that's more "wet" if that makes sense, like the Fenty hydrating one.. That's what I've done it with successfully versus a thicker concealer.Also, how is it separating exactly? Is it more dryness, or like settling in/cakey? If it's the dry, yes try a gel @Inccc suggested. If it's cakey, go in lighter with your concealer and try placing it slightly below the area, and just blending out with fingers.I currently use eye cream from trader Joe's, it's hydrating and gel like. Beauty of Joseon has a good eye serum from what I've heard. I liked belif a lot, but since they've reformulated twice, I haven't tried the new version.you can also try a fluffy brush to set your concealer and go right in afterwards vs waiting. (I saw this via AleJayOfficial. She gives great advice and explanations IMO.) It works better with a concealer that's more "wet" if that makes sense, like the Fenty hydrating one.. That's what I've done it with successfully versus a thicker concealer.Also, how is it separating exactly? Is it more dryness, or like settling in/cakey? If it's the dry, yes try a gel @Inccc suggested. If it's cakey, go in lighter with your concealer and try placing it slightly below the area, and just blending out with fingers.I currently use eye cream from trader Joe's, it's hydrating and gel like. Beauty of Joseon has a good eye serum from what I've heard. I liked belif a lot, but since they've reformulated twice, I haven't tried the new version. So you can try different ways to set your concealer. The concealer type and amount guide me as far as how to set it. If it's a drier consistency or self setting like ( NATASHA DENONA Hy-Glam Brightening & Hydrating Medium to Full Coverage Crease Proof Serum Concealer or Danessa Myricks Beauty Yummy Skin Lift & Flex Hydrating Concealer With Hyaluronic Acid & Caffeine ) then I like to prep my eye with LANEIGE Bouncy & Firm Eye Brightening Sleeping Mask with Peony + Collagen Complex™ .7 oz / 20 g . If I over do it, I will sometimes take my fingers or a sponge and press it in/blend it out

Eye creams can help a bit with hydration and smoothing but they won’t dramatically tighten skin on their own. Since your eyes are sensitive it’s better to go for something gentle, fragrance-free, and focused on hydration and barrier support. Ingredients like peptides or mild retinoids (made for this specific area) can help over time but the biggest improvement usually comes from consistent hydration, and sun protection rather than one specific cream.

Love the second one! Haven't tried RB honestly but I hear a lot of good reviews.

 We’re you able to get a refund? That’s exactly how my eyes look every morning. I was thinking it was just me but wow I’m in shock

Oh, Okay 😊

@formulaandrea @I have straight lashes and use a plastic lash curler I found off Amazon. It’s the only one that I love and keeps my lashes curled.

@Sapphire30 It sounds like the color of the concealer is off, like you're over correcting or neutralizing. If you're brightening your undereye, consider something pinkish or lavender if you're cool, yellow if you're warm. I'm warm olive, and will use a blue color corrector for a warm/orange foundation. But, my sunscreen also has blue in it, I have actually made myself grey by using too much of the corrector.