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numbuzin No.9 NAD+ Retinol Volumetox Eye Cream

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Product Type: The numbuzin No.9 NAD+ Retinol Volumetox Eye Cream is a high-performance, non-greasy eye treatment featuring an airtight, syringe-style pump applicator. It targets deep eye wrinkles, structural hollowing, under-eye bags, and severe dark circles.
Key Ingredients: Powered by NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) to recharge cellular energy and promote deep tissue repair, combined with stabilized Retinol to speed up surface cell turnover and eliminate crow's feet.
Supporting Ingredients: Formulated with an intensive complex of 50 distinct Peptides (including Matrixyl and Copper Peptides) to plump hollow tear troughs. It is further enriched with Niacinamide to clear pigmentation, alongside Ceramide NP and Resveratrol to preserve moisture and shield the delicate skin barrier.

🛠️ Usage Instructions

Twist the bottom handle of the syringe tube to the left to unlock the mechanism.
Press the pump end to dispense a tiny, half-pea-sized drop onto your ring finger.
Dot the cream gently along the lower orbital bone and outer crow's feet. Do not apply directly to the lash line or the moving parts of the eyelids.
Pat softly with your finger pad until the pearlescent formula melts into the skin.

Frequency: Use strictly in your PM routine to ensure optimal safety from sun sensitivity. Introduce it 3 nights a week, eventually scaling up to nightly application once the skin becomes acclimated.
Target Audience: Highly recommended for individuals with mature, dry, or prematurely aging skin suffering from loss of structural elasticity, visible fatigue, and dark shadow-casting hollows.

🧪 Routine Integration

Best Combinations: Layers perfectly over simple, hydrating serums like the numbuzin No.9 Essence to maximize peptide absorption. It pairs well with basic hyaluronic acid or bland ceramide face moisturizers that soothe the skin surface.
What to Avoid: Keep this delicate eye cream away from strong exfoliating acids (such as high-potency Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, or Salicylic Acid). Do not combine with other strong retinoids on the same skin patch. Always seal your skin barrier by applying a daily broad-spectrum SPF the following morning. [1, 2, 5]