Mary & May Tranexamic Acid + Glutathione Eye Cream, 30g

It’s made for intensive care of dark circles. Think of:

• Dark circles: the main focus for this cream.
• Dull under-eyes: helps brighten dull tone.
• Uneven tone: around the eye contour.
• Blemishes: its vitamin C helps improve them.

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Use it morning and night, after your serum:

1. Cleanse.
2. Apply toner and serum.
3. Apply this eye cream around your eyes.
4. Follow with moisturizer on the rest of your face.
5. In the morning, finish with sunscreen.

The hero is a pair: tranexamic acid and glutathione, at 1,000ppm each.

Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant.

The pair helps block melanin, the pigment behind dark tone, which helps brighten dull skin around the eyes.

• Niacinamide: sixth in the list, high for a supporting ingredient.
• Vitamin C (ascorbic acid): helps produce collagen.
• Adenosine: a skin-conditioning ingredient.
• Panthenol: becomes vitamin B5 in the skin.
• Sea buckthorn fruit oil: a plant oil from sea buckthorn berries.
• Sodium hyaluronate: a form of hyaluronic acid for hydration.

Nakuru sits high, at about 1,850m, and UV rises with altitude.

UV feeds dark pigment, so brightening care works best with real ingredients.

A fake cream near your eyes is a risk not worth taking.

We sell only authentic Korean skincare, sourced from authorized distributors and wholesalers.

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1. Take a moderate amount.
2. Dot it under and around your eyes.
3. Massage it in gently until absorbed.
4. Use it morning and night.

Skin types aren’t specified for this cream.

Things to know:

• Fragrance: no artificial fragrance.
• Beeswax: it’s in the formula, so it isn’t vegan.
• Rich texture: waxes and oils make it a cream, not a gel.
• Eyes: keep it out of the eyes themselves.
• Patch test: try a little on your jawline for a day or two first.
• Skin reacts: stop if you see redness, swelling or itching.

• Tranexamic acid and glutathione: the brightening pair.
• Niacinamide and ascorbic acid: more tone support.
• Ethylhexyl palmitate and caprylic/capric triglyceride: soften skin.
• Glycerin, glycereth-26, betaine: draw in and hold water.
• Beeswax and cetearyl alcohol: give the cream its body.
• Hydroxyacetophenone and 1,2-hexanediol: gentle preservatives.

The under-eye area should feel soft and hydrated from the first use.

Dark circles change slowly, so give it six to eight weeks before you judge the look of them.

Use it twice a day, every day, and wear sunscreen with it.

It's free from alcohol. You'll see cetearyl and stearyl alcohol in the list: these are fatty alcohols that soften and thicken creams, not drying ethanol.

No. It contains beeswax. It isn't tested on animals.

Massage it into the skin around the eyes. Keep it out of the eyes themselves.