When fine lines, wrinkles and crepiness appear around the eyes, there's one ingredient that is scientifically-backed to help slow down the process: retinol. Retinoids (the broader term for vitamin A derivatives, including retinol) are universally beloved by dermatologists and highly recommended in skin care to stimulate collagen and increase cell turnover—two processes that diminish lines and wrinkles. Retinol, in the right potency, can be especially useful in eye creams when formulated with additional ingredients like caffeine, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid, to overall reduce crow’s-feet, under-eye bags, dark circles, puffiness and more.
8 Retinol Eye Creams to Target Crepey Skin and Wrinkles
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