Eye contour creams and serums

4 products
  • Serum
    15 ml

    FORMULA EYES DUO PEPTIDE

    Peptide booster eye contour serum for under-eye bags, dark circles, and expression lines
    Acetyl Hexapeptide-8Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5Caffeine
    Regular price €44,00
  • Serum
    30 ml

    MULTI PEPTIDE LIFT FORMULA - BOTOXIL TECHNOLOGY

    Anti-wrinkle facial serum with Botoxil Technology® for expression lines
    ArginineHyaluronic acidSodium hyaluronate
    Regular price €68,00
  • Cream
    30 ml

    VITIS EYES CONTOUR

    Lifting eye contour cream for wrinkles, bags and dark circles
    Grape leavesAcetyl Hexapeptide-8Acetyl Tetrapeptide-5
    Regular price €47,00
  • Cream
    50 ml

    PERLAGE

    Anti-wrinkle face cream with Argireline® and vitamin C for expression lines
    Acetyl Hexapeptide-8Sodium Ascorbyl PhosphateSodium hyaluronate
    Regular price €65,00

Anti-wrinkle eye contour treatments: a scientific protocol for the periorbital area

Advanced dermocosmetics require a targeted approach for the periorbital area, characterized by unique anatomy with an extremely thin epidermis (~0.5 mm) and an almost total absence of sebaceous glands. This structure exposes the skin barrier to high transepidermal water loss (TEWL), causing chronic dehydration that accelerates the appearance of deep wrinkles. Choosing a specific anti-wrinkle eye contour treatment makes a difference: to maximize absorption in the periorbital area, the ideal synergy involves pairing an eye contour serum with an anti-wrinkle eye contour cream.

Using a suitable anti-wrinkle eye cream prevents the accumulation of occlusive lipids or heavy esters, which are the main cause of milia in the periorbital area. In addition, our formulas strictly respect the area's isohydria: unlike the acidic pH of the rest of the face, the ocular surface requires a neutral pH (approximately 7.0–7.4) to prevent osmotic changes, burning and eyelid edema. LeLang Skin Care treatments meet these needs with dermo-compatible solutions designed to restore the hydrolipidic film, stimulate capillary microcirculation and counteract edematous bags and vascular dark circles.

Biomimetic peptides and age-specific anti-aging strategies

The scientific core of the formulas lies in the use of pure biomimetic peptides, divided into signal peptides (which stimulate collagen and elastin synthesis to counteract skin laxity) and dermal-relaxing boto-like peptides such as Argireline. The latter act by reducing the micro-contractions of the facial muscles responsible for crow's feet. These are combined with vasoactive agents such as Caffeine and Escin to facilitate lymphatic drainage, multi-level humectants such as Hyaluronic Acid for immediate plumping, and barrier-repairing ingredients such as Ceramides and Squalane to stabilize TEWL.

Structural needs change significantly according to the tissue's biological age. Around 40, the main objective is to smooth the first fine lines and counteract lymphatic stagnation: to treat 40-year-old eye contour wrinkles, the focus is on caffeine-based draining formulas. After 50, the decline in estrogen accelerates skin thinning and loss of elasticity; the best eye contour treatment for those over 50 combines peptides with a lifting effect and biomimetic lipids, gentle retinol or bakuchiol to structurally redensify the skin. To maximize the benefits, the protocol requires application using the layering technique (serum followed by cream), patting with the ring finger along the orbital bone and optimizing the treatment with at-home cryotherapy at 4–6 °C.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • The periorbital skin is extremely thin and lacks sebaceous glands. It has a low capacity for spontaneous absorption and is subject to continuous facial-movement stress. Eye contour treatments provide pure active ingredients and targeted hydration without weighing down the periorbital area.
  • It is important to maintain consistent skin hydration and prevent photoaging by applying sunscreen daily. For a preventive intensive anti-aging eye contour treatment, the layering technique is ideal: apply a fluid serum first, followed by a specific eye cream, patting with the ring finger to stimulate microcirculation.
  • Milia are keratin microcysts that form when dead cells become trapped beneath the epidermal surface. Applying generic face creams rich in occlusive lipids or heavy esters is the main cause in the periorbital area, as these saturate the rudimentary pilosebaceous ducts and obstruct natural exfoliation.
  • Biomimetic peptides are divided into signal peptides, which stimulate fibroblasts to increase collagen and elastin synthesis to counteract laxity, and dermal-relaxing peptides (boto-like peptides such as Argireline), which reduce acetylcholine release, partially inhibiting the muscle micro-contractions responsible for crow's feet.
  • At 40, the goal is to smooth the first fine lines and reduce eyelid lymphatic stagnation with caffeine-based draining formulas. At 50, due to declining estrogen levels and skin thinning, the loss of elasticity is addressed by combining lifting peptides with biomimetic lipids (ceramides and squalane) and gentle retinoids for structural redensification.