OS-01 Eye Topical Supplement.

"It's the OneSkin OS-01 Eye Topical Supplement. I talked a lot about OneSkin this year and their OS-01 peptide. That peptide neutralizes senescent cells, which destroys healthy cells around it. This particular product has the highest concentration of the OS-01 peptide to combat the signs of aging around the eyes. This product is really nice and rich and just absolutely beautiful. The first time I tried it because they sent it to me in PR, I got online and bought another one the very next day. I use this every morning."

"OneSkin OS-01 Eye Topical Supplement contains the highest concentration of their OS-01 Senescence Blocking Peptide, also known as Decapeptide-52, plus two additional peptides, SH-Polypeptide-121 and Acetyl-Hexapeptide-8 (Argireline), along with Shea Butter, Squalane and oils, Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Panthenol, Niacinamide, Coffee Extract, and Coenzyme Q10. The studies behind it have a very small sample size, a few other flaws, and results that weren't that impressive, and the whole marketing and narrative around it don't sit right with me, so I'd firmly put it into the experimental ingredient category, definitely not a routine staple. The cream itself is off-white, has no noticeable scent, and a beautiful, silky smooth texture that sinks in within seconds. I didn't get along too well with the pump packaging: one pump gave way too much product so you had to be careful not to waste it, and even using it every night I still had a plug forming inside the opening where the product would harden within 24 hours. Complaints aside, the product itself is absolutely beautiful, a dream to apply, feels surprisingly rich but still sinks in within seconds, no tackiness, no pilling, and could be used morning and night as it worked under makeup as well. It has a lovely texture and a really nice ingredient list, but for me doesn't warrant the hefty price tag of 124 € a bottle. The story behind it is nice, but in my opinion not convincing enough to pay that much, and after using it consistently for two months every night, my eyes don't look any less aged than they did before. If you have the money to spare and want a rich, non-greasy, hydrating eye cream, go for it, but if it is results you are after, a retinol containing eye cream will probably give you more bang for your buck."

"The eye cream that I'm using right now and have been through this season is from OneSkin, their OS-01 Eye Topical Supplement. I love that it is a nice rich dense and moisturizing eye cream. This does however absorb really well and dries down really fast, so it is not like this heavy greasy thing at all. It works well under makeup. I think as my skin around here is just feeling like it's getting thinner more brittle, I kind of appreciate the more moisturizing eye creams. There's my love for peptides and they have one of the most advanced interesting and proven peptides in their formulas. They developed the OS-01 peptide that has been in the making for seven years and it's the only proven C-blocking peptide. Senescent cells are associated with aging, so this peptide helps switch them off so that the skin can start behaving like its younger self again. The formula helps with so many other aspects of aging skin especially around the eye area. I use this all around my under eyes as well as my brow bone. I feel so far this has been great and I notice subtle changes already. I usually apply it especially around the center of my neck and there's definitely a lot less crinkling around here and also on my thin eyelids."