The Vivo Regen Eye Cream is based on the science of Epigenetics and contains ingredients with anti-aging properties. The lightweight cream deeply moisturizes the skin around the eyes and effectively reduces dark circles and puffiness. Active ingredients: Hyaluronic Acid: It is a main structural component of the body that is naturally produced in connective tissues, joints, and human skin. Its hydrophilic molecules have the ability to hold 1,000 times their weight in water, regulating the skin's moisture levels and contributing to its elasticity, while enhancing the skin's protective barrier. Peptides: The role of most peptides naturally present in the skin is to facilitate communication between cells, transmitting messages and stimulating the skin to repair itself and produce new collagen and elastin fibers. Vitamin E: It moisturizes the skin and protects collagen fibers from the damaging effects of free radicals that lead to wrinkles. The eye cream contributes to: Reversing natural skin sagging Enhancing hydration & elasticity Reducing fine lines & wrinkles Revitalizing the eye area Usage: Apply the cream to clean skin around the eyes and on the upper eyelids, following the arch of the eyebrows, using gentle circular motions, morning and evening. What is Epigenetics science? Epigenetics is a field of Biology that studies inheritable phenotypic changes that do not result from changes in DNA sequence. Epigenetics investigates the mechanisms involved in gene expression regulation, namely the biological mechanisms that function as "switches" to turn on and off certain genes without affecting their sequence. Epigenetics explores whether aging is not simply a programmed process determined solely by our DNA, but is also influenced by external factors. Epigenetic changes occur regularly and can be influenced by various factors such as age, environment (sun radiation, pollution), lifestyle, stress, etc., which determine the activation of epigenetic mechanisms. The use of various active ingredients (e.g., antioxidants, enzymes, peptides, plant extracts, proteins, etc.) in cosmetics can stimulate epigenetic mechanisms to activate functions associated with anti-aging. The goal is to "convince aging genes to behave like youthful ones and prevent young genes from aging." What are biomimetic peptides? The role of most peptides naturally present in the skin is to facilitate communication between cells, transmitting messages and stimulating the skin to repair itself and produce new collagen and elastin fibers. However, over time, the quantity of natural peptides decreases. Biomimetic peptides, due to their size, can penetrate the superficial layer of the skin and "trick" it into thinking that collagen fibers have been damaged, prompting fibroblasts to produce new ones. In the Vivo Regene set, we have selected a specialized biomimetic peptide, consisting of a small chain of 3 amino acids and mimicking the action of elastin, the protein responsible for the health of the dermal tissue. Its role is to inhibit the synthesis of progerin, which is linked to cell aging, resulting in immediate tightening of the skin, combating sagging and redefining the contours. Also, a neuro-relaxing peptide, of natural origin