Eye care

Eye care

In the Judith Williams Cosmetics Guide to eye care, we explain everything you need to know about this topic: What helps against dark circles under the eyes? How do you improve crow's feet? When should eye care become part of your beauty routine? Below, you'll not only find the answers to these burning questions, but also which eye cream is best for your individual needs. In the video, Judith even shares some of her personal insider tips that you can use right away.

Eye care – what’s so special about it and do I really need it?

The first signs of skin aging usually become visible around the eyes. Blinking, laughing, rubbing the eyes, or shedding tears all put strain on the sensitive eye area, keeping it constantly in motion. The skin here is also particularly thin, sensitive, and rather dry. This is due, among other things, to the fact that there are hardly any sebaceous glands and subcutaneous fat. Therefore, for many people who care about their appearance, eye cream is an integral part of their beauty routine. A good eye cream can make a visible difference here.
Eye care is specially developed for the most sensitive part of the face. The skin around the eyes is more sensitive than the rest of the face and therefore has high demands. Customized care is essential. Special eye care formulations specifically address the specific needs of this area.

What types of eye care are there?

There really is the right eye care product for every need. Here you'll learn the differences between creams, serums, concentrates, and the like, and which product type is best suited to your needs.

Eye care cream

One eye cream Moisturizes the thin skin around the eyes and supports its regeneration. The cream formula is particularly rich and protects the skin from water loss. Due to its particularly nourishing properties, it is recommended to apply the cream in the evening. Dry and mature skin benefits most from an eye cream, especially if it is enriched with active ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, retinol, or collagen.

Eye care gel

The gel texture refreshes tired eyes, can reduce swelling, and even improve dark circles. A light, oil-free Eye cream gel It's suitable as a base for makeup and is therefore a particularly good choice for daily care. The eye gel is particularly effective, so a small amount is enough for a bright and radiant look. A gel provides the necessary soothing after a long sunbath or in dry, heated air and is always a welcome addition to your skincare routine.

Eye serum

A Eye serum Contains highly concentrated active ingredients and a particularly light texture, allowing the ingredients to penetrate deeply into the skin and work there. A serum supports sensitive skin as an intensive care treatment. An eye care serum can be applied under eye cream as part of your evening routine or as a base for makeup during the day.

Eye concentrate

Eye concentrates are very popular due to their effectiveness in the anti-aging field. A concentrate offers an even higher concentration of active ingredients than a serum. Especially for demanding and mature skin, an eye concentrate can make a visible difference by providing elasticity, firmness, and moisture, and smoothing expression lines.

Eye roll-on

A cooling eye care product is a real treat in stressful everyday life. Massage tool This even enhances the pleasant effect. Eye care products with an integrated roll-on applicator are particularly practical.The small ball not only makes application easier but also provides a wonderful massage.

Eye masks & eye pads

There are many different types of masks for the eye area. There are nourishing cream masks that are applied in a thick layer under the eye and left to work for a while. A particularly popular option is the two-part mask. Eye Pads Made of hydrogel. These spa-like gel pads are applied under the eyes and provide the area with invigorating moisture.

Multifunctional eye care products

Those who value efficiency and time-saving in their beauty routine often rely on multifunctional products. Some beauty products offer Eye care and make-up in one that, on the one hand, makes small blemishes and imperfections disappear immediately and, on the other hand, has a long-term perfecting effect.

Eye care tips

• UV protectionDespite powerful anti-aging ingredients, the sun remains one of the main causes of premature skin aging. Effective sun protection includes more than just classic sunscreen. Stylish sunglasses and the classic sun hat are also underrated beauty aids.
• routine: Why do we always talk about a beauty routine? Because it's a beneficial daily self-care ritual. While there are skincare products with immediate effects, most active ingredients take longer to develop, requiring regular use.
• lifestyle: Even though we may not like to hear it, the condition of our skin is largely influenced by our daily habits. These include maintaining a healthy sleep routine and avoiding excessive alcohol, nicotine, and sugar consumption.
• Make-up removal: Regular cleansing is key to beautiful skin. The eye area requires a particularly gentle treatment. This means choosing a mild cleanser and avoiding rubbing, scrubbing, or pulling.
• Ice eyes, baby: The refrigerator is a great place to store eye care products. It provides a wonderful freshness boost in the morning, and the cooling effect also helps reduce swelling.
• Appearance matters: Since many eye care products contain no preservatives, it's best not to use them in jars. The risk of contamination is higher and the product's shelf life is shorter. Therefore, you should opt for eye care in a tube or dispenser. If you still don't want to miss out on your favorite cream in a jar, you can use a hygienic spatula to dispense the product. In this case, you should also always make sure to close the jar tightly.

Judith shares even more helpful tips on how to get the most out of your eye care in the video.

FAQs on eye care

When should you start using eye care?

From age 25, skin begins to produce less moisture. From then on, it's worth taking a preventative approach with a pre-aging eye cream. Over time, collagen production also declines, and the skin loses elasticity. You may experience the first signs of wrinkles, bags under the eyes, and sun-induced pigmentation. While the ideal care regimen depends more on your skin's needs than on your age, there are general recommendations for different age groups:

Eye care from 25: From the mid-20s onwards, the skin craves moisture, moisture and more moisture.For a visibly fresh and smooth eye area, we recommend using a product with hyaluronic acid. It plumps the skin and ensures a well-hydrated complexion.

Eye care from 35: Do you want to refine the eye area and visibly improve the appearance of the first wrinkles? Retinol is the perfect choice. This active ingredient is not only a true anti-aging miracle weapon, but also ensures a finer complexion and a stunning radiance even on younger skin.

Eye care from 50Mature skin is demanding and desires intensive firming and plumping of the eye area. Collagen eye care restores lost elasticity. Collagen care can also improve skin density and create a visible tightening effect.

When do I use eye care in my beauty routine?

In your beauty routine, eye care comes after serum and before cream. In the evening, you can use a rich eye cream to support the skin's regeneration processes. During the day, a light gel or serum is ideal as a makeup base. Not sure which steps make up a successful routine? Read this article. The Basics of Facial Care – Beginner's Guide you will learn what you need for the perfect skincare routine and how to structure it sensibly.