Medical-Grade Eye Care
Targeted eye creams and serums for the look of dark circles, puffiness and fine lines.
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ZO Skin HealthZO Growth Factor Eye Serum
$170.00
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AlumierMDAlumier AluminEye
$128.00
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AlumierMDAlumier Retinol Eye Gel
$125.00
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AlumierMDAlumier Eye Rescue Pads
$50.00
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AlumierMDAlumier Rejuvenating Eye Collection
$232.00
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SkinCeuticalsSkin Ceuticals AOX+ Eye Gel
$130.00
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Alastin SkincareAlastin Restorative Eye Complex with TriHex Technology®
$149.00
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About Eye Care
What is a medical-grade eye cream?
The skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate, so it often shows dark circles, puffiness and fine lines first. Medical-grade eye creams and eye serums from SkinCeuticals, ZO and AlumierMD use targeted actives such as peptides, caffeine, retinol, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid to hydrate and improve the look of the eye area.
What eye treatments target
- Dark circles: brightening actives like vitamin C and niacinamide, plus caffeine.
- Puffiness: caffeine and cooling formulas that help reduce the look of puffiness.
- Fine lines: peptides and gentle retinol to support the look of firmness and smoothness.
- Dryness: hyaluronic acid and ceramides to hydrate the delicate eye area.
Key ingredients in eye care
Peptides support the look of firmness, caffeine helps reduce the appearance of puffiness, vitamin C and niacinamide help brighten the look of skin, and hyaluronic acid and ceramides hydrate and protect. A gentle, encapsulated retinol can help improve the look of fine lines when used carefully.
Eye cream vs. eye serum
Eye serums tend to be lighter and more concentrated, layering well under other products, while eye creams are richer and more hydrating. Some people use a serum in the morning and a cream at night; either works, so choose the texture your skin prefers.
How to apply eye cream
Use a small amount morning and night, patting gently along the orbital bone with your ring finger before heavier creams. Give any eye treatment several weeks of consistent use.
Can I use my regular products around the eyes?
Many serums and moisturizers are fine near the eyes, but avoid strong acids or high-strength retinol too close to the lash line, since the area is more prone to irritation. An eye-specific product is formulated for that delicate skin.
Shop authentic eye care in Canada
BelleSkin is an authorized Canadian retailer, so every eye cream is genuine and fresh, shipped across Canada with free shipping over $99.
Frequently asked questions
Do eye creams really work?
Well-formulated eye creams can hydrate and improve the appearance of dark circles, puffiness and fine lines. Results are gradual and depend on the actives and consistent use.
What helps dark circles?
Brightening actives like vitamin C and niacinamide, caffeine for puffiness, and peptides or hydration for a smoother look. Genetics and sleep also play a role.
Eye cream or eye serum?
Serums are lighter and layer well; creams are richer and more hydrating. Choose the texture your skin prefers, or use a serum in the morning and a cream at night.
Can I use retinol around the eyes?
Yes, but use a gentle eye-specific retinol and start slowly, as the eye area is more delicate and prone to irritation.
How do I apply eye cream?
Use a small amount and pat gently along the orbital bone with your ring finger, morning and night, before heavier creams.
Are these authentic and stocked in Canada?
Yes. BelleSkin is an authorized Canadian retailer, so every eye cream is genuine and fresh, shipped across Canada.