K-SECRET SEOUL 1988 Eye Cream – Firming Retinal Eye Treatment 30 ml
High-potency firming eye cream with 4% retinal liposome and fermented bean extract to target fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging around the eyes.
The K-SECRET SEOUL 1988 Eye Cream is a potent Korean anti-aging eye treatment formulated with 4% retinal liposomes and fermented bean extract. Retinal, a powerful vitamin A derivative, stimulates collagen production and accelerates skin renewal, while fermented bean extract nourishes and strengthens the delicate skin around the eyes. This luxurious cream reduces fine lines, lifts sagging skin, and brightens dark areas, leaving eyes looking youthful and revitalized.
How to Use:
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Apply a small amount around the orbital bone after cleansing and toning.
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Gently pat until fully absorbed.
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Use nightly and always follow with sunscreen during the day when using retinal products.
Skin Types: All, especially aging, dull, and sagging eye areas.
📌 Why Customers Love It
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High-concentration retinal eye cream that visibly firms and smooths.
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Combines anti-aging and nourishing ingredients in a gentle formula for sensitive eye skin.
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Provides targeted care for wrinkles, puffiness, and sagging.
Dermatologist tested | Cruelty-free | Paraben-free | Alcohol-free
More about K-SECRET SEOUL 1988 Eye Cream
Key Benefits:
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Firming & lifting – retinal boosts collagen and elasticity around the eye area.
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Reduces fine lines & wrinkles – smooths signs of aging for a youthful look.
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Brightens & revitalizes – fermented bean extract nourishes and restores radiance.
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Hydrating & protective – locks in moisture and strengthens the skin barrier.
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Fast-absorbing cream – rich formula without heaviness or greasiness.
Key Ingredients:
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Retinal Liposome 4% – powerful vitamin A derivative for collagen stimulation and skin renewal.
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Fermented Bean Extract – nourishes, firms, and improves elasticity.
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Peptides & Hyaluronic Acid – hydrate and plump delicate eye skin.
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Antioxidants – protect from environmental stress and oxidative damage.
