EyeGlow™ Eye Stick with Retinol and Hyaluronic Acid – Self-Dosing
EyeGlow™ Eye Stick with Retinol and Hyaluronic Acid – Self-Dosing
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EyeGlow Eye Stick glides on under the eye and is massaged in with a fingertip. With glycerin, hyaluronic acid and retinol — in a stick that doesn't make a mess and fits in a pocket.
Mornings when the mirror is more honest than you'd like
Five hours of sleep. A meeting at nine. And an eye area that looks exactly the way the night felt.
That's precisely when the skincare routine gets skipped. A jar to open, a finger to dip in, and then the right amount to judge on an area where too much is as wrong as too little.
Why a stick works better here than a jar
The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the body, and it's also where people most easily over-apply. Too much cream doesn't absorb — it sits as a film, makes concealer settle into creases, and can leave the area puffier rather than less so.
A stick solves that for you. You draw a thin line along the orbital bone and get roughly the right amount every time, without measuring and without guessing. Then you massage it in with your ring finger — the finger you naturally press least hard with.
It takes twenty seconds, and you can do it while the coffee brews.
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✓ Doses itself
A thin line is the right amount — no risk of applying too much. -
✓ Hygienic
No fingers going into a jar, day after day. -
✓ Glycerin and hyaluronic acid
Hold moisture in the skin and smooth the surface. -
✓ With retinol
Skincare's most researched ingredient for skin texture. -
✓ Fits in a pocket
Nothing to leak in a bag or take up space in a wash bag.
How to use it
- Start on clean, dry skin.
- Draw a thin line under the eye, from the nose outwards towards the temple.
- Massage in with your ring finger using light tapping motions — don't drag the skin.
- Let it absorb for a minute before applying concealer.
- Replace the cap and put the stick away.
Stay on the orbital bone — the small ridge you can feel beneath the eye. Never apply closer to the eye than that. Keeping the stick in the fridge makes it cool against the skin, which many people find pleasant in the morning.
About the retinol
The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the body, so start with every other evening and increase once your skin has adjusted. Retinol can make skin more sun-sensitive — use sun protection during the day. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, avoid retinol products. Patch-test before first use, and avoid contact with the eyes.
Product information
| Type | Eye stick for external use |
| Contains, among others | Glycerin, hyaluronic acid and retinol |
| Application | Under the eye, along the orbital bone |
| Use | Start every other evening, build up gradually |
| Storage | Cool and dry, out of reach of children |
| External use only | Avoid contact with the eyes |
14-day right of withdrawal
Let us know within 14 days of receiving your order and we'll help you with the return. Please note that sealed hygiene items can't be returned once the seal is broken. See the terms.
Frequently asked questions
Will it remove my dark circles?
It depends what's causing them. If the skin is dry and uneven, the hydration makes the area look smoother. If it's pigmentation or shadow cast by the bone structure of the face — which is common and often hereditary — no eye product will change that.
When will I notice something?
The hydration is immediate — skin feels softer and fine lines show less when the surface holds moisture. Anything to do with skin texture is slow, so think weeks, and gradual rather than a clear before and after.
Can I use it under makeup?
Yes, let it absorb for a minute first. The stick dosing thinly is an advantage here — too much cream is the most common reason concealer settles into creases.
Can I use it morning and evening?
Start every other evening, since the product contains retinol. Once your skin has adjusted after a few weeks you can use it more often. If you use it in the morning, apply sun protection over the top.
Does it sting?
It shouldn't. Slight tightness in the first few uses is common with retinol, but if it stings or the skin turns red, pause for a few days and apply less often when you start again.
How long does one stick last?
Since you only draw a thin line per eye, very little is used each time. With daily use, one stick normally lasts several months.
EyeGlow is a cosmetic product for external use. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or skin condition. Contains retinol — avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and use sun protection during the day. Avoid contact with the eyes and do not use on broken or irritated skin. Patch-test before first use. If puffiness around the eyes persists, consult a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.
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Email kund@kvalio.se with your order number within 14 days of receiving your parcel, and we'll send you return instructions. You're welcome to open the packaging and examine the product just as you would in a shop. If it has been handled beyond that, we may deduct for any reduction in value.
You cover the cost of return shipping. As soon as the parcel reaches us, your money is back on the same payment method within 14 days. For hygiene reasons, products with a broken seal cannot be returned, and the same applies to special orders.
A real person reads every message — no bots, no ticket queue. Whether the parcel is late, something arrived damaged, or you simply changed your mind, get in touch and we will sort it out.
- kund@kvalio.se
- Weekdays 09:00–21:00
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