Dr. Althea - Retinol Flat Iron Eye Roller

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Dr. Althea Retinol Flat Iron Eye Roller — A hands-free eye serum with a built-in gua sha-style rollerball head, designed to massage a retinol and bakuchiol blend around the eye contour without tugging on this delicate area.

🎯 What It Does

• Targets Fine Lines — Retinol and bakuchiol work together to help support the look of smoother, firmer-looking skin around the eyes.
• Cooling, De-Puffing Massage — The metal rollerball glides with a cooling sensation that helps support the look of a de-puffed, refreshed eye area.
• Hands-Free Application — Delivers serum through the roller head, minimising finger contact and pulling on delicate skin.
• Deeply Hydrating — Hyaluronic acid and panthenol help replenish moisture around the eyes.
• Soothes on Contact — Centella asiatica extract helps calm the look of tired, stressed skin.
• Supports Skin Firmness — A peptide complex helps support the skin's natural bounce and elasticity.

🔬 Key Ingredients

• Retinol — supports the appearance of smoother, more refined-looking skin.
• Bakuchiol — a gentler, plant-derived retinol-alternative that complements the formula.
• Hyaluronic Acid — helps draw in and hold moisture for a plumper look.
• Centella Asiatica Extract — known for its soothing, calming properties.
• Peptide Complex — helps support the look of skin firmness and elasticity.

📋 How to Use

1. Press gently to dispense a small amount of serum through the roller head.
2. Glide beneath the eyes and along the outer corners, without pulling or pressing firmly.
3. Avoid the eyelids, lash line and direct eye contact.
4. Use during your night-time routine, followed by SPF the next morning.

Patch test before first use. Introduce gradually and discontinue if irritation occurs, as with any retinol-based product.

👤 Best For

Skin Type: All skin types, including those new to retinol
Concerns: Fine lines, puffiness, under-eye fatigue, dehydration
Texture: Lightweight serum, cooling metal rollerball applicator

📊 At a Glance