A.G.E. Advanced Eye - 15ml
Anti-Aging Eye Cream For Wrinkles & Dark Circles
An anti-wrinkle eye cream to fight the appearance of crow’s feet lines, puffiness, and dark circles.
A.G.E. Advanced Eye is an advanced next-generation eye cream for wrinkles that fights the appearance of dark circles, crow’s feet lines, and puffiness, associated with advanced glycation end-products (A.G.E.s), a major factor of the natural aging process. This silky eye cream for crow’s feet is formulated for the delicate eye area with a potent combination of ProxylaneTM, a concentrated flavonoid blend, glycyrrhetinic acid, and, Matrixyl 3000. This eye cream for dark circles also includes glycyrrhetinic acid, caffeine , and an inclusive blend of optical diffusers to disperse light and immediately improve the radiance of tired dull-looking eyes across all skin tones.
RECOMMENDED FOR
• Dry
• Normal
• Combination
• Aging
How to Use AGE Advanced Eye
1. Prep + Dispense
Twice daily, apply A.G.E. Advanced Eye cream for wrinkles under the eyes following the natural curve of the cheekbone and browbone. Do not apply directly to eyelids.
2. Apply + Complete
Apply after SkinCeuticals A.G.E. Interrupter Advanced and AOX+ Eye Gel.
A.G.E. Advanced Eye Benefits
- Reduces the appearance of crow’s feet lines
- Improves the look of puffiness and dark circles
- Instantly enhances radiance around the eyes, across all skin tones
- Restores moisture to dry, aging skin
- Paraben-, fragrance-, and dye-free
- TSA approved
A.G.E. Advanced Eye - SCIENCE + PROOF
Visible Results
In a 8-week study, A.G.E. Advanced Eye significantly improved the
appearance of key visible signs of aging.
Protocol
An 8-week, single-center, double-blind clinical study was conducted on 89 females with Fitzpatrick type I-VI, ages 35-65, and mild to moderate aging signs in the periocular area. A.G.E. Advanced Eye was used twice daily around the eye area in conjunction with a sunscreen. Efficacy and tolerance evaluations were conducted at baseline, post-application, and week 8. Additionally, ultrasound measurements on crow’s feet were conducted at baseline and week 8.
