EYE MATRIX

Eye Matrix has been tested for 100% tolerance after blepharoplasty, which is a significant clinical validation. It can be introduced once the incisions have healed and sutures have been removed — typically from 2–3 weeks post-surgery, following your surgeon’s guidance. Its troxerutin and L-Glutamine content actively support the repair and regeneration of the periorbital area.

Eye Matrix can be applied to the upper orbital area (around the brow bone and upper orbital rim), but should be kept away from the eyelid itself to avoid product migration into the eye. Apply a small amount with the ring finger using gentle tapping motions around the orbital bone.

Yes. Ophthalmological testing confirms the formula is safe for use around sensitive eyes, including those that wear contact lenses. Apply before putting in lenses and allow it to fully absorb. Avoid direct contact with the eye surface.

Yes. Eye Matrix is particularly well-suited to vascular dark circles thanks to its niosomal troxerutin, which targets capillary fragility and poor microcirculation, and magnolol/honokiol, which has anti-inflammatory and vascular-stabilising properties. For pigmentary dark circles, results will be more limited and a broader brightening approach may be needed.

Eye Matrix does not contain retinol or AHAs. If you wish to use a retinol eye cream as well, apply Eye Matrix in the morning and retinol in the evening to avoid combining multiple active layers around a sensitive area. The periorbital skin is among the thinnest on the face and benefits from a cautious layering approach.