Why the Under Eye Area is So Sensitive

The skin under our eyes is particularly delicate and requires extra care. This area is 3-5 times thinner than other facial skin, making it more susceptible to discoloration and visible blood vessels. Additionally, the lack of oil glands means it doesn't retain moisture as well, leading to faster signs of aging and sensitivity.

Frequent muscle contractions from blinking and facial expressions can lead to fatigue and fluid buildup. Combined with poor lymphatic drainage, this can create puffiness and amplify the appearance of dark circles. Factors like genetics, aging, sleep deprivation, allergies, and sun exposure can further exacerbate these issues.

• The skin under the eyes is thinner and more delicate than the rest of the face.
• Reduced moisture levels can lead to quicker aging and sensitivity.
• Constant muscle activity contributes to fluid retention and fatigue.
• Poor lymphatic drainage allows toxins to accumulate, causing puffiness.
• Genetics and lifestyle factors can influence the appearance of dark circles.

Try It Tonight: Eye & Skin Refresh ✨

1. Remove makeup and cleanse gently with lukewarm water.
2. Apply a cool compress or take a few deep breaths to relax facial tension.
3. Lightly dab a pea-sized amount of Jane Vine Arnica Gel under eyes or on areas of concern. Always patch-test first if you’re new to arnica-based skincare.

Arnica’s Role in Reducing Puffiness & Darkness

Arnica montana is known for its calming properties and may provide support in addressing under-eye concerns. Its natural compounds can help reduce inflammation and swelling, contributing to a more refreshed appearance. By enhancing microcirculation, arnica gel can assist in minimizing the dark, purplish tones often associated with fatigue.

As a gentle vasoconstrictor, arnica may help tighten blood vessels, reducing their visibility through the thin skin. Additionally, it offers a level of lymphatic drainage support, helping to eliminate excess fluid that contributes to puffiness. With antioxidant properties to protect against environmental damage, arnica stands out as a gentler option compared to harsher chemical treatments.

• Arnica contains compounds that can help reduce inflammation in the eye area.
• Enhances blood flow to diminish dark circles.
• May tighten blood vessels, making them less visible.
• Supports lymphatic drainage to reduce puffiness.
• Gentle enough for sensitive skin, unlike many chemical alternatives.

Why We Recommend a Gentle Helper 🌿

Jane Vine Arnica Gel is designed for quick absorption and a soothing feel, making it an excellent addition to your skincare routine. It may support a calm routine while helping to reduce the appearance of puffiness and dark circles over time.

• Fast-absorbing comfort—no greasy residue.
• Gentle, cooling sensation designed for delicate skin.
• Clean, naturally inspired formula with a fresh finish.

How to Apply Arnica Under Eyes for Best Results 🔍

Proper technique is key for maximizing the benefits of arnica gel while ensuring safety around your sensitive eye area. Following best practices can help prevent irritation and enhance results. Start by performing a patch test on your inner wrist to check for any allergic reactions.

When applying, use a small amount of gel, about the size of a rice grain, and gently pat it onto the orbital bone using your ring finger. This finger applies the least pressure, making it perfect for the delicate skin. Focus on the bone area rather than the eyelid, keeping a distance from the lash line to avoid irritation.

• Always patch test before first use.
• Use small, gentle pats to apply the gel.
• Stay at least 1/4 inch away from the lash line.
• Consistency is key—apply twice daily for 2-4 weeks.
• Combine with good sleep and hydration for enhanced results.