I Tried The Ordinary's NEW Multi Peptide Eye Cream For A Month & This Is What It Did To My Face ...

Trying The Ordinary's New Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

In this video, Cassandra Bankson tries out The Ordinary's new multi-peptide eye serum and shares her thoughts on the product. She discusses the ingredients, price, and effectiveness of the serum.

Introduction

• Cassandra wakes up to show her under-eye bags without fancy lighting.

• She talks about her dislike for eye creams and introduces The Ordinary's new multi-peptide eye serum.

Product Details

• The serum costs $21 for half a fluid ounce.

• It claims to be a multi-technology peptide formula for the eye area.

• It contains four peptide technologies: acetylglucosamine, caffeine, etc.

• It is fragrance-free and should be used after cleansing.

Ingredient Analysis

• Basic ingredients like water, glycerin, butylene glycol are found in many moisturizers and serums.

• Acetyl glucosamine is an amino acid that can be slightly exfoliating as well as hydrating.

• There is nothing in the ingredient list that looks amazing for anti-wrinkle purposes.

Comparison with Other Products

• Cassandra compares this product with The Ordinary's multi-peptide hair density serum.

• Both products have similar basic ingredients like water, butylene glycol, caffeine, etc.

Final Thoughts

• Cassandra tests out the product on her eyes to see if it helps with puffiness or dark circles.

• She concludes that while it may help with those issues, there isn't anything in the ingredient list that suggests it will help with wrinkles.

The Ordinary Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG Review

In this section, the speaker discusses the ingredients of The Ordinary Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG and their potential benefits for the under-eye area.

Ingredients Breakdown

• The product contains niacinamide which helps with oil regulation and redness in skin.

• Palmetto tripeptide 38 (same as matrixyl) is an anti-wrinkle peptide that increases collagen production and hyaluronic acid production inside of the skin.

• Acetyl tetrapeptide 5 is a firming, smoothing, and hydrating peptide that can decrease under eye bags within 60 days.

• Maristel nanopeptide 3 mimics the effects of retinol without irritation. It can increase collagen in the skin to tighten or firm up fine lines and wrinkles.

Conclusion

• The Ordinary Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG has promising ingredients for improving the appearance of under-eye area. However, it remains to be seen how effective they are when used together in this product.

The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

In this section, the speaker discusses the ingredients of The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum and their potential effects on the skin.

Ingredients

• The serum contains caffeine, EGCG, maltodextrin, hydroxyethylcellulose, and a small amount of glycolic acid.

• Glycolic acid is used as a pH stabilizer rather than an exfoliating ingredient.

• Hydroxyethylcellulose and maltodextrin can change the viscosity of the product and make it sticky or gummy.

First Impression

• The serum has a liquidy consistency and smells like glycolic acid.

• The speaker applies the serum to one side of their eye to track its effects over time.

• Based on the ingredients list, the speaker suggests that this serum could be used all over the face.

Reviews

• Reviews for this product are mixed. Some people find it effective while others experience irritation or find it too tacky/sticky.

• The speaker plans to continue using this product to see if it makes a difference in under-eye bags, dark circles, or wrinkles.

Review of Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

In this section, the speaker reviews a multi-peptide eye serum and shares her experience using it.

Trying the Eye Serum

• The speaker tries a new multi-peptide eye serum.

• The serum goes on tacky but does not pill under makeup or sunscreen.

• After a week and a half, the speaker hopes to see changes in puffiness, wrinkles, and color.

Results of Using the Eye Serum

• After 15 days, the speaker thinks she sees a reduction in puffiness.

• The speaker does not see much difference in color or wrinkles.

• In Abu Dhabi's dry weather, the serum becomes stickier but works better with moisturizer.

• The fine lines around the eyes seem slightly reduced after using the serum for some time.

Under Eye Bags

• The speaker has under-eye bags that cause part of her dark circles.

• There is no skincare product that can remove fat pads from under your eyes.

Review of Multi-Peptide Eye Cream

In this section, the speaker reviews the multi-peptide eye cream from The Ordinary and discusses whether it has helped reduce puffiness and wrinkles around her eyes.

Effectiveness of the Eye Cream

• After using the eye cream for over a month, the speaker is unsure if it has reduced puffiness or improved firmness.

• The speaker notes that skincare products cannot change eye anatomy but wonders if the product is helping to tighten and firm. She does not see a significant difference between one side of her face versus the other.

• To get an outside opinion, she asks a colleague who is also an esthetician to tell her which eye she applied the cream on. Her colleague could not tell which eye had been treated with the product.

Comparison with Original Product

• The speaker compares this product to The Ordinary's original eye cream and notes that she did not see a big difference in effectiveness between them.

• One difference she observes is that this product feels stickier than the original when applied under her eyes.

Decision on Repurchasing

• The speaker questions whether she should buy another bottle of this product given its price per ounce compared to other moisturizers. She concludes that while it may be a good face serum, it may not be worth purchasing as an eye cream for her specific needs.

• She decides to remove this product from her routine and either use her moisturizer as an eye cream or try another eye cream instead.