DR ALTHEA

Dr. Althea Retinol Flat Iron Eye Roller

$23.00

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Product Type: The Dr. Althea Retinol Flat Iron Eye Roller is an advanced, anti-aging eye serum. It features a built-in, hands-free cooling metal Gua Sha roller applicator designed to instantly depuff tired eyes while lifting sagging tissue.
Key Ingredients: Blends 1,000ppm Retinol with plant-derived Bakuchiol. This powerful duo works synergistically to accelerate cellular turnover, soften fine lines, and firm the under-eye area without triggering the typical irritation associated with vitamin A.
Supporting Ingredients: Infused with 5% Cica Retisome (comprising Centella Asiatica and Madecassoside) to calm redness and rebuild the thin skin barrier. It also contains multi-molecular Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides, Peptides, and PDRN (Sodium DNA) for deep hydration and structure. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

🛠️ Usage Instructions

Gently squeeze or press the tube to dispense a small, pea-sized bead of serum onto the metal applicator tip.
Glided the cooling metal roller around the orbital bone, moving from the inner corner outward toward the brow bone and crow's feet.
Use the flat edge of the tool like a Gua Sha to lightly massage the cheekbones or brow line for an enhanced lifting effect.
Tap any remaining serum softly with your ring finger until fully absorbed. [1, 2, 3]

Frequency: Best used during your PM routine. Start by applying it 2–3 times a week, eventually moving to nightly application as your skin becomes acclimated.
Target Audience: Perfect for all skin types, including sensitive skin, suffering from puffy morning eyes, expression lines, and sagging skin around the eye contour. [1, 2, 3, 4]

🧪 Routine Integration

Best Combinations: Combines flawlessly with a basic, nourishing ceramide face cream. After rolling the serum on, you can layer a bland, rich moisturizer over it to trap the hydration and shield the eye area.
What to Avoid: Do not layer this area with harsh exfoliating acids (such as high-strength Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, or Salicylic Acid) to prevent severe flaking and chemical sensitivity. Mandatory Rule: Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen the following morning to protect the treated skin. [1, 2]