Something we rarely think about is exfoliating the area surrounding the eyes. Where scrubbing can create more wrinkling and bagging, which makes dark circles look worse, the proper “peel” can improve dark circles and bagging considerably. The trick is to find the right agent, int the safest concentration.

Glycolic acid has been used for general peels in percentages starting at 30% and going much higher, but you would dare use those concentrations in the eye area. In fact, it is probably a misnomer to actually use the term “peel” for exfoliating eye creams. We do, however, find Glycolic acid as the main, active ingredient in DCL AHA Revitalizing Eye Cream .

The concentration of Glycolic Acid in DCL AHA Revitalizing Eye Cream is 1%. Safe enough for delicate eye tissues but strong enough to encourage cell renewal. Smoother lighter skin, is revealed with regular use, facing dark circles and tightening wrinkles creating a more youthful appearance. To support healing and softening, Allantoin, Cedarwood Oil, and Lavender Oil are added. Lemon Oil is also included to ensure the lightening process continues without interruption.

This is definitely for evening use and one must be sure to use a sunblock during daylight hours, but it’s all worth the effort to see results that some people pay thousands of dollars for. With patience you can reverse dark circles due to hyperpigmentation and rid yourself of the bags and wrinkles that make you look older than your true years.

DCL AHA Revitalizing Eye Cream is definitely worth keeping in the medicine cabinet.