Sesderma Factor G Renew Eye Contour Cream

Anti-Aging Eye Contour Cream with Plant-Based Growth Factor Peptides, Retinal and a Vitamin K Oxide Dark-Circle Complex

Sesderma Factor G Renew Eye Contour Cream is a targeted treatment for the delicate skin around the eyes, built around a family of plant-derived growth factor peptides produced via Nicotiana benthamiana biotechnology. The formula pairs these peptides with Retinal (the aldehyde form of vitamin A), a dark-circle complex of Camphanediol, Pinanediol and Phytonadione Epoxide (vitamin K oxide), and Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E) for antioxidant support. The base is light and silicone-fluid, designed to absorb into the orbital area without weighing it down or interfering with makeup.

Why Choose It?

• Plant-derived growth factor peptides (Nicotiana Benthamiana sh-Polypeptide and Hexapeptide-40 family) to support the skin's natural regeneration signalling
• Retinal — the aldehyde form of vitamin A — for smoother-looking skin around the eye and support of cellular turnover
• Camphanediol, Pinanediol and Phytonadione Epoxide (vitamin K oxide) target the look of dark circles and under-eye shadowing
• Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E) provides an antioxidant layer for daily oxidative-stress protection
• Lightweight Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride and silicone-fluid texture — silky, fast-absorbing, sits cleanly under makeup

Best For

Mature skin and anyone noticing fine lines, loss of firmness or a tired, shadowed look around the eye. The plant growth-factor peptides plus Retinal suit a more advanced anti-aging routine, while the silicone-fluid base keeps the texture light enough for daily morning and evening wear under or after eye makeup. Because Retinal is a vitamin A derivative, introduce gradually if you are new to retinoids in the eye area.

Use morning and evening on clean skin around the eye. To round out an anti-aging eye routine, apply a regenerating face serum with peptides for mature skin first on the rest of the face.

• Cleanse and gently pat the eye area dry — leave the skin slightly damp but not wet.
• Dispense a pea-sized amount onto the ring finger (or use the ceramic applicator if supplied).
• Tap the cream into the orbital bone from the inner corner outwards — do not drag or rub the thin skin under the eye.
• Let the cream absorb for about a minute before layering moisturiser, sunscreen or makeup over it.
• Use morning and evening; in the morning always finish with a daytime SPF over the whole face.

Tips

• If you are new to retinoids in the eye area, start with evenings only every other night and build up to daily use as tolerance allows.
• Apply on the orbital bone, not on the lash line — the warmth of the skin will help the cream migrate inward without flooding the eye.
• Patch test on the inner forearm before first use if your skin is reactive or you already use multiple actives.

Avoid direct contact with the eyes; if the product gets into the eyes, rinse with water.