The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum Reviews

The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum Reviews – this product promises to target signs of ageing, puffiness and dark circles. Sounds like the dream product we have all been waiting for!

Below, you can find lots of information, including polls, reviews and FAQs about the Multi-Peptide Eye Serum. On Instagram, 74% of people say they love the Multi-Peptide Eye Serum. Will you be adding this to your basket?

Your Quick 15-Second Summary

• Multi-Peptide Eye Serum promises to target puffiness, dark circles and signs of ageing
• 74% of the #deciemsaddicts love it
• This can be applied morning and evening
• It´s a water-based serum, so apply after cleansing or alongside your other water-based products.
• It comes in a 15ml bottle
• Value for money – many negative comments are about the price! It´s currently around 25$ for 15ml.
• Conflicts – on the website, it says direct acids, direct vitamin C and resveratrol and ferulic acid. See conflicts below for more information about this from The Ordinary

The Multi-Peptide Eye Serum Reviews

Above, you can find your quick 15-second guide to The Multi-Peptide Eye Serum, and now we go into a little more detail about the product and where you can find reviews and frequently asked questions.

• Unboxing The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum
• What is The Multi Peptide Eye Serum?
• What does Multi-Peptide Eye Serum do?
• When to use Multi-Peptide Eye Serum
• How to use The Ordinary Eye Serum
• Conflicts – what should I not mix with The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum
• Texture, colour, viscosity
• PAO
• Size of product
• Where to buy & discounts
• Reviews & Thoughts of Multi-Peptide Eye Serum
• FAQS – All your questions answered

Unboxing The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

In this video, you can see The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum. The bottle, instructions, colour and viscosity. I find seeing the product first helps me decide if it´s a product I want to try.

What does the Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum do?

A multi-technology peptide eye serum to target signs of ageing around the eye.

The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum Targets

• Signs of Ageing
• Puffiness
• Dark Circles

How do I use The Ordinary Peptide Eye Serum

I put just one drop on my fingertip and apply a small amount to the eye contour. You can use this in your morning and evening routine.

Some people apply directly after cleansing, some people apply after 1 water-based product and some after all their water-based products. Do what feels right for you. I like to apply directly after cleansing.

The Ordinary Eye Serum Conflicts

The Ordinary´s response when I asked them about conflicts.

“The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum is formulated for use around the eye area; as such, there are no product conflicts. However, it should be noted that this product contains peptides and, if used on other areas of the face, is susceptible to degradation when used alongside direct acids, Direct & Ethylated Vitamin C, and Resveratrol + Ferulic Acid“

• Direct Acids *
• Direct Vitamin C *
• Resveratrol & Ferulic Acid *

*read the response above.

Texture & Smell of the new eye serum

This is a very lightweight water solution and feels lovely on my skin. There is a slight smell to this, but nothing too intense.

What´s the PAO

The period after opening is 6 months. This is a 15ml bottle, and I would say that if you use this once or twice a day every day, you will use this up within the time frame.

Size of Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

This product currently comes in a 15ml bottle.

Where to buy Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

The best place to buy is directly from The Ordinary. You should also check The Ordinary collections where you may save 10% .

Reviews of The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

For totally independent reviews of The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum, join The Ordinary & Deciem Chat Room Facebook Group where you can speak directly to over 200,000 The Ordinary fans. Reviews are by people of all ages with different skin types and concerns, but, most importantly, by people who have bought, tried and tested.

“I was using a different brand of eye cream 3 times the price of this, and it was amazing. I thought I would try this as I love other TO products. Wow! It really firmed my upped and lower lids. Nothing can help my dark circles. I was practically born with them. I will never use another eye product over this. Definitely my HG.”

FAQs about The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum

Some of these questions have been asked and answered by The Ordinary on Social Media.

1.. Does The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum work? 74% of the #deciemaddicts love it.

2. I asked The Ordinary if there were any conflicts with this product, as direct acids, direct vitamin C and Resveratrol & Ferulic Acid are all listed as conflicts on the website. The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum is formulated for use around the eye area; as such, there are no product conflicts. However, it should be noted that this product contains peptides and, if used on other areas of the face, is susceptible to degradation when used alongside direct acids, Direct & Ethylated Vitamin C, and Resveratrol + Ferulic Acid!

3. How does this new Multi-Peptide eye serum compare to NIOD FECC? NIOD FECC and The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Eye Serum target puffiness, dark circles, and multiple signs of ageing around the eyes. However, FECC is formulated alongside advanced delivery systems and a wider variety of peptides, allowing it to further target the looks of crow’s feet, under-eye lines and wrinkles, and loss of elasticity. 

4. Why is this new The Ordinary Eye Serum such a high price? This formula comes at a higher price point than many other products due to the high concentration of actives required to address multiple eye area concerns at once. However, a little does go a long way to target multiple signs of ageing, puffiness and dark circles. To target puffiness and dark circles specifically, you may want to explore our Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG. 

5. Can I use Multi-Peptide Eye serum on top of the Buffet + Copper Peptides? You can use both if you wish

More FAQs about The Ordinary Eye Serum

6. Could I use this product with the Caffeine solution? Yes, it can. Apply this product first.

7. Could you use this with NIOD FECC? Yes, you can. Both are similar in texture, so apply either first.

8. What is the difference between this product and the Caffeine Solution? Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG does not target signs of ageing.

9. How does the Multi-Peptide Eye serum compare to Hylamide Sub Q Eyes? Hylamide SubQ Eyes was formulated in 2015. Rather than directly matching SubQ Eyes’ ingredient list, we have learned from its success—borrowing some of its most effective ingredients and combining them alongside new technologies in The Ordinary’s Multi-Peptide Eye Serum. This new formulation includes acetyl tetrapeptide-5 bio-technologies such as n-acetyl glucosamine (NAG) and a combination of niacinamide and ash bark extract. These work synergistically to address common eye concerns, such as puffiness, dark circles, and crow’s feet.

10. How different is this from the Multi-Peptide Serum + HA (Buffet)? The Ordinary Multi-peptide Eye Serum contains a blend of peptides specifically targeting the signs of ageing around the eye area, such as lines and wrinkles. While our other peptides, such as Multi-Peptide + HA, Argireline, and Matrixyl, can be used around the eyes, they were not explicitly formulated for the eye area and do not have the capacity to reduce the look of puffiness and dark circles!

Other The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Products

• Take a look at The Ordinary Peptides Guide
• Multi-Peptide + HA Serum (was Buffet)
• Argireline
• Matrixyl
• Multi-Peptide Lash & Brow Serum
• Multi-Peptide Serum for Hair Density

Other The Ordinary & NIOD Eye Products

• The Ordinary Caffeine Solution
• NIOD FECC Fractionated Eye Contour Concentrate

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