Retinol
A vitamin A component of the formula. Follow this product’s evening-use directions and introduce it gradually.

INSIDE THE FORMULA
This eye treatment combines retinol with vitamins C and E, peptides and hyaluronic acid. It is a dedicated evening product, so the retinol content is an important detail when planning your routine. Use gentle patting motions as directed on the pack. Introduce gradually and take time to understand how it fits alongside any other vitamin A products you use.
A vitamin A component of the formula. Follow this product’s evening-use directions and introduce it gradually.
Part of the formula’s complete ingredient line-up. Check the full list and packaging when comparing products or looking for a specific ingredient.
A named peptide combination within the formula. Read the full ingredient list to see the individual peptide ingredients rather than comparing products by the word “peptide” alone.
USING THIS FORMULA
01 / Before
Cleanse gently, then follow the preparation instructions for your formula.
02 / Your formula
Use nightly as the last step in your evening routine. Apply with gentle patting motions over the whole eye area.
03 / After
This eye treatment is the final step in the evening directions. In your next morning routine, include sunscreen and follow the precautions on your pack.
Introduce one new product at a time and follow the directions on your pack.
Yes. Multivitamin Extra Firming Eye Treatment contains retinol and is intended for the evening. Use its own directions and vitamin A precautions rather than treating it as a basic daytime moisturiser.
Cyrène’s directions place it as the final step in your evening routine, applied with gentle patting motions. Avoid direct eye contact and follow the pack’s application area. Do not rub it into the lash line or mix it with a facial retinoid.
Keep Diamond Retinal away from the eye area and do not layer the two over the same skin. When adding a retinol eye treatment to a routine that already contains a retinoid, introduce it separately and monitor comfort. Stop if the eye area becomes irritated.
This treatment is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding because it contains retinol. Avoid retinoids while trying to conceive as well. Ask your obstetrician or midwife about a suitable alternative for your routine.
No. Stop using the treatment if irritation occurs, and consult a doctor if it persists. The eye area needs a gentle approach; peeling is not a target or proof of a better result. Avoid adding exfoliating acids to the same area.
Follow its evening-only directions. If you want a separate daytime eye-care step, consider the application guidance for Caffeine Eye Cream. Daytime sun protection remains important; a retinol eye treatment does not replace sunscreen.