Farmstay Peptide 9 Super Vitalizing Eye Cream

It's a lightweight eye cream that hydrates and softens the delicate skin around the eyes. It spreads easily and absorbs quickly without feeling heavy, leaving the area looking smoother and feeling comfortable. Part of Farmstay's Peptide9 range, it's designed as a gentle daily step for morning and evening use.

After cleansing and toning, take a small amount about the size of a grain of rice for both eyes and dab it gently around the orbital bone using your ring finger, which applies the lightest pressure. Pat rather than rub, and avoid getting it too close to the lash line. Use morning and evening.

It's formulated for the delicate eye area, but the texture is gentle enough to use on other areas that show dryness, such as the nasolabial folds. A little goes a long way. For the full face, a dedicated face moisturiser is more economical, but there's no harm in extending eye cream to nearby dry spots.

The eye area is delicate, so patch-test first and apply a little away from the immediate lash line to avoid migration into the eyes. It contains fragrance and fragrance components, so those with very reactive skin should be cautious. If you wear contact lenses, apply well before inserting them and avoid direct contact.

Hydration and a softer, more comfortable feel are usually noticeable straight away. Any change in how the area looks is gradual and depends on consistent daily use over weeks. As with all skincare, results vary from person to person, and an eye cream supports the appearance and comfort of the skin rather than changing its structure.

Peptides are well known in skincare and give this Farmstay range its name. In this formula they appear low on the ingredient list, so the cream's main, dependable benefits are hydration and softening from ingredients like shea butter and glycerin. The peptides are part of the range's identity rather than a high-strength treatment.

Yes. Because it absorbs quickly and doesn't feel heavy, it works well under concealer and makeup. Apply it first and let it settle for a minute or two so it doesn't disturb makeup applied on top. Letting it absorb fully also helps prevent concealer from creasing in the under-eye area.

No, room temperature is fine just keep it out of direct sunlight and close the lid after use. Some people enjoy storing eye creams in the fridge for a cooling, refreshing feel on application, which can make the morning routine feel more soothing, but it isn't necessary for the product to work.