It is often said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, so it is no wonder that we want to keep the skin and contours around the eyes fresh and healthy.
With busy lives where we spend more and more time in front of a screen and less time outdoors, eye strain, puffiness, and dark circles under the eyes have become a hot topic.
We will tell you what we can do to reduce these problems!
Inlights star Under Eye Revive
The skin around the eyes is different from the skin on the rest of the face, which is why there are a variety of products that target this specific area. So what's the difference?
- The skin around the eyes is thinner than the rest of the skin.
- There are not very many hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands.
- The collagen and elastin fibers are significantly fewer.
- There is less fat in the skin around the eyes.
- Lymph and blood circulation is slower.
Inlights Under Eye Revive is specifically designed to tackle the three major problems around the eyes: puffiness, dark circles and fine lines.
What makes Under Eye Revive so good?!
- It moisturizes and revitalizes the delicate skin under the eye.
- It helps stimulate lymphatic drainage resulting in reduced “puffiness”
- It is rich in antioxidants to help lighten dark circles.
In addition, it has a lot of good ingredients like burdock, green coffee and green tea that detoxify the skin, stimulate lymphatic drainage and have an astringent effect with its rich caffeine content.
Under Eye Revive is perfect for use both morning and evening. But not only that, it can also be used during the day to reduce dryness and eye fatigue if you spend a lot of time in front of a screen.
What more can we do to have brighter eyes?
Screens make our eyes work harder. The combination of small pixels and bright, blinding light puts strain on the eyes, especially when we sit like that (several hours a day) without proper relaxing breaks.
Adequate hydration, good nutrition, and simple little routines can help improve your eye health.
Here are some tips for those of you who work a lot at the computer:
- Turn down the brightness on your screen to avoid large contrasts with the room light.
- Keep your screen at least an arm's length away.
- Blink often - it helps produce tears (did you know that you blink less often when you look at the screen?)
- Take short “eye breaks.” It is recommended that you look away from the screen for 20 seconds every 20 minutes.
- Stay hydrated - lack of internal hydration can also result in dry eyes.
- Sit in a room with the right humidity (between 40 - 60%)
- Choose good snacks like fruit and vegetables for your coffee breaks to replenish your antioxidant intake.