Attenir – Eye Extra Serum Review: Does It Work & Is It Safe?

A: This cosmetic is a Japanese brand, and Japanese quality is often equated to quality. However, this product has some flaws on it.

Ivy extract is not a potent plant extract that has a significant effect on the skin. Aside from that, this ingredient is also known to cause some form of irritation and allergy. If you already have a history of skin allergy, it’s not advisable to experiment on a highly irritating ingredient.

Reviews and other resources are not freely available online, and it’s difficult to find reliable information about verified users.

This serum is formulated with food grade oil. If you have allergies with some of the ingredients, its best to look for something else.

Lastly, this product is not easy in the pocket. We strongly recommend you look for local brands that have better and safer formulation than this product.

A: An eye serum penetrates deep into the skin but eye creams work more on the surface. So, the answer is yes; you should use an eye serum daily to tackle the appearance of crow’s feet, dark circles, and puffiness. In fact, it’s best to use eye creams in conjunction with eye serums to get the best results.

A: You can apply eye serum on a clean face in the morning and before makeup application. Using your ring finger, gently massage the serum onto the under-eye area.

A: Many people start using eye cream in their 30s—when they start noticing the first subtle crease on the outer corner of their eyes—but even before you see a wrinkle, you can start as early as your 20s. That’s because the best results come from prevention.

A: Eye serums in general are better for wrinkles, and dark circles, reduction of puffiness, and help improve skin firmness.

A: Eye creams generally take four to six weeks for the active ingredients to make a noticeable difference on your skin, so think twice before ditching your eye cream if you haven’t given it adequate time to work.

A: You can use face serum twice a day before your moisturizer—but reserve products with retinol for nighttime. “Generally, most people should be using a treatment serum twice a day,” says Hirsch. “It really depends on the ingredients in there.” Of course, it’s always a wise idea to start slowly.

A: Little information can be extracted from their official website, and there are no reviews pointing out a clear policy about their returns policy. However, some third-party retailers offer a 10-day money back guarantee. You may contact your retailer for the refund process in the event you are not satisfied with your Attenir – Eye Extra Serum.