Eye
Care

Ingredients

• 2 thin chilled cucumber slices
• 2 soft cotton pads
• 1 teaspoon cooled green tea or plain cool water
• optional: a tiny amount of aloe vera gel for the outer under-eye area

Why these ingredients

• Cucumber feels cooling and refreshing on tired-looking skin.
• Green tea gives a soft, fresh morning feel without heavy texture.
• Aloe adds a light comfort layer when used sparingly and kept away from the lash line.

How to prepare

Chill the cucumber for 10–15 minutes. If using green tea, brew it weak, cool completely, and dampen the cotton pads.

How to use

1. Cleanse the face and pat the eye area dry.
2. Place cucumber slices or dampened cotton pads under the eyes, not inside the eye.
3. Rest for 5–7 minutes, then remove and pat the area dry.
4. Finish with a tiny amount of eye cream or lightweight moisturizer.

Frequency of use

Use 1–3 mornings per week when the eye area needs a fresh, cooling ritual.

You need

• chilled spoons or a reusable cooling eye tool
• hydrating eye cream or gel
• daily sunscreen for the orbital bone area

Routine steps

1. Cool for 30–60 seconds with chilled spoons or a cooling tool.
2. Tap on a rice-grain amount of eye cream using the ring finger.
3. Wait one minute before makeup or sunscreen.
4. Apply sunscreen around the eye area carefully, avoiding the lash line.

Best for

• morning puffiness
• dry-looking under-eyes
• mature skin that needs a lighter touch

What this is for

Use this section when the eye area looks dry, makeup settles into texture, or morning puffiness makes the face look tired.

What to look for

• hyaluronic acid or glycerin for hydration
• caffeine gels for a fresh morning feel
• fragrance-free eye creams for sensitive skin
• soft under-eye patches for occasional cooling care

Good for

• dry-looking under-eyes
• morning puffiness
• mature skin that prefers gentle, non-heavy textures

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