Take Care Of Your Eyes, Too!

Name: Take Care Of Your Eyes, Too!
Uploaded: 2024-03-25T12:00:00+00:00
Duration: 50 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Excerpt from a YouTube video where a speaker (Dr. Charles Mok) explains two skincare products: an "Eye Rescue" treatment containing mild forms of…

25 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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Excerpt from a YouTube video where a speaker (Dr. Charles Mok) explains two skincare products: an "Eye Rescue" treatment containing mild forms of vitamins A (retinol), C, E, and K for use around the thin eyelid skin, and an "Eventone Age Def" pad product for uneven pigmentation with recommendations on duration of use, extending pad life by wringing, and taking periodic month-long breaks.

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Then there is the eye rescue. The eye rescue is it does have vitamin E and it does have vitamin C. And it does have vitamin A or retinol and all very weak forms of each because right around the eye, skin doesn't take much. So we're not using a strong vitamin A, we're not using a strong vitamin C because the skin underneath your eyes is very, very thin. So we're doing the vitamin C. We're going the full face and eye rescue on the eyelids. Okay, so this is a mild vitamin A, mild vitamin C, mild vitamin E, mild vitamin K. The last one is the eventone age def. So this is for people with uneven skin pigments. So typically I'll have people buy a box of this. Lasts about two months, three months if they. If they're careful with their pads and they wring them out. You can use pads a little longer for two or three months, take a break for a month or so and then start it up again. They don't need to use it continuously. They'll get the same value by using it and giving a month break every couple months.