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VT Cosmetics Cica Collagen Eye Cream, 15 ml
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VT Cosmetics Cica Collagen Eye Cream, 15 ml
Gentle eye care, picked by Seoulma Skincare.
The skin around your eyes is the thinnest on your face, and it shows tiredness, dryness and fine lines first. This VT Cosmetics eye cream pairs soothing Cica with low-molecular collagen and triple hyaluronic acid, to hydrate, calm and help the area look smoother and more rested.
Why Seoulma Skincare recommends it
- It’s gentle for daily use. The calming Cica base makes it a comfortable choice for sensitive, dry and normal skin, and it’s easy to use every morning and night.
- It hydrates without feeling heavy. The triple hyaluronic acid blend (Cicahyalon™) gives lasting moisture, and the cream settles in well under makeup.
- It’s an easy first eye cream. There are no complicated steps and no retinoid adjustment period, so it suits beginners and people with reactive skin.
- The collagen is designed to absorb well. Its 300Da low-molecular size is formulated for better absorption, to help skin look plumper and firmer.
- It’s a trusted Korean brand and good value. VT Cosmetics is well known in K-beauty, and it’s cruelty-free.
Who it’s for
- Dry, tired-looking under-eyes
- Sensitive or easily irritated skin
- Anyone starting an eye-care routine
- Fine lines that look more obvious when skin is dehydrated
How to use
- After cleansing and toning, take a small amount of cream.
- Dot it along the orbital bone and gently pat it in with your ring finger.
- Use morning and evening, and finish with sunscreen during the day.
Good to know
For external use only. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. Patch test before first use and stop using if irritation occurs. The collagen is fish-derived, so avoid it if you have a fish allergy.
Size: 15 ml
VT Cica Collagen Eye Cream: FAQ
VT Cosmetics · 15 ml
What is the VT Cica Collagen Eye Cream?
A 15 ml eye cream from the Korean brand VT Cosmetics. It combines VT’s Cicahyalon™ (centella plus triple hyaluronic acid) with 300Da low-molecular fish collagen to soothe, hydrate and support the delicate skin around the eyes.
What are the key ingredients?
The main actives are Cicahyalon™ (centella asiatica with triple-weight hyaluronic acid), 300Da low-molecular fish collagen and a glycine soja (soybean) phyto-placenta extract. For the full ingredient list (INCI), please check the packaging of your product.
Who is it for?
It is made for adults who want to care for dry, tired or sensitive-feeling skin around the eyes, and it suits normal, dry and sensitive skin types. The brand states the formula is skin-irritation tested. Everyone’s skin is different, so do a patch test first if you have very reactive skin.
How do I use it?
Use it morning and evening after cleansing and toning. Take a small amount and gently pat it around the orbital bone with your ring finger, working from the inner corner outwards. Apply it before your essence or cream, and keep it away from the eyes themselves.
Can I wear it under makeup?
Yes. Use a thin layer and give it 3 to 5 minutes to settle before concealer or foundation, so the layers don’t pill. Too much product right before makeup can make concealer crease.
How long until I see results?
Hydration and a smoother feel can show quickly, but visible changes to fine lines and firmness take consistent use over several weeks. Results vary from person to person.
Is it vegan?
No. The collagen in this eye cream is fish-derived. If you have a fish allergy, please check the ingredient list on the packaging before using it.
Can I use it with retinol or vitamin C?
Many people layer it with other serums. The eye area is thin and sensitive, though, so introduce one new active at a time. If you notice redness, stinging or dryness, scale back and let your skin recover.
What if my eyes get irritated?
Avoid direct contact with the eyes. If the product gets in your eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. If irritation occurs, stop using it, and talk to a doctor if it doesn’t go away.