Good Molecules Yerba Mate Wake Up Eye Gel - 0.5 fl oz

A: Yes, it definitely burns if it gets into your eyes. More than normal eye moisturizer does.

A: Hi there, it's normal for a product that accidentally enters the eye to cause a some irritation as this is a natural reaction as the eye tries to flush out the irritant. We recommend avoiding getting this product in your eye by applying it only on the orbital bone.

A: No it contains sunflower oil

A: Thank you for your question! The Yerba Mate Wake Up Eye Gel is actually not oil free, as it contains Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil in the formulation. Hope this helps.

A: Not sure if it's "safe" for teens. But as a someone's who's been doing makeup & skincare for 25+ years, I started using eye creams in my late teens both am & pm for preventative reasons. My personal & professional option different from one suggested here. With my knowledge of the eye area, the thinness of skin in the eye area, daily elements, rubbing of eyes & use of concealers, I might have started using eye creams in my mid to late teens.

A: Teens typically don't need to use eye creams on their eyes, as signs of aging like fine lines and dark circles don't usually appear on the skin until they are around their 20s. It is also very important to consider the teen's individual skin type and condition, as hormonal changes during this stage in life can possibly make their skin more sensitive and prone to irritation.

A: It is recommended to wait 10 minutes to apply makeup after you complete your skincare routine.

A: Yes, this eye gel does contain vitamin E as a preservative.

A: Hi there! Results may vary but you should see them within 5-10 minutes of applying this product. I hope this helps!

A: Hi there! No, this is not a sunscreen for the eye area, and is actually to help relieve bags under the eyes.

A: Thank you so much for your question! The Yerba Mate Wake Up Eye Gel would in fact be your daily eye cream, as this is a hydrating and brightening gel cream formula for the eyes.

A: Thanks for the great question! The Yerba Mate Wake Up Eye Gel can in fact be used twice daily. It can be used morning and evening in your current skincare routine to help plump the appearance of existing fine lines, on and around the eyes, with time and continued use, and reduce minor puffiness and swelling.

A: Because every person is unique, and women who are pregnant or breastfeeding may be especially sensitive, we recommend that anyone who is under a doctor’s care consult with that doctor before utilizing any new personal care products from any source. We suggest bringing the ingredient list found on our website to your physician who can best address whether this product is safe for use while pregnant or breastfeeding.