Quick answer
Apply the Day SPF 30 eye cream as the last step of your morning skincare routine, and use the Night Eye Cream as the final step before bed. This order ensures SPF protection sits on top of other products and the night formula works undisturbed overnight.
Why the order matters
The Day SPF 30 formula contains vitamin C and BlueScreen™ Digital De-Stress™ Technology to defend against blue light and environmental stressors during the day. Applying it after your serum and moisturizer ensures the SPF sits on the outermost layer of the eye area, where it can actually block UV rays.
The Night Eye Cream uses resveratrol to revive and restore stressed skin while you sleep. Placing it as the last step in your evening routine prevents other products from diluting or interfering with its restorative ingredients.
Common trade-off to consider
If you use a retinol or exfoliating serum near the eye area, apply it before the Night Eye Cream. The night formula's resveratrol works best on clean, product-free skin, but a treatment serum should go first to avoid trapping it under a heavier layer.
Step-by-step layering routine
- Morning: Cleanse and prep: Start with a clean face. Apply your usual serum and moisturizer, avoiding the immediate under-eye area if they contain strong actives like retinol. Common mistake: applying eye cream first. SPF must be the outermost layer to protect.
- Morning: Apply Day SPF 30 eye cream: Use your ring finger to dab a rice-grain-sized amount of the Day SPF 30 eye cream along the orbital bone, starting from the inner corner and gently patting outward. Do not rub. Checkpoint: Wait 60 seconds before applying concealer to let the SPF film form evenly.
- Evening: Double cleanse: Remove all makeup and sunscreen thoroughly. The Night Eye Cream works best on clean skin, so ensure no SPF residue remains. Common mistake: skipping the second cleanse. Leftover SPF can block the night formula.
- Evening: Apply Night Eye Cream: After your evening serum and moisturizer, use the same dabbing motion to apply the Night Eye Cream. It is the final step, so nothing else goes on top. Checkpoint: If you use a retinol treatment, apply it before the night cream, not after.
Product facts
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Day SPF 30 & Night Eye Cream: Vitamin-C-infused day eye cream protects with SPF 30 and helps reduce the look of dark circles and fine lines. This means you get sun protection and brightening benefits in one step, so you don't need a separate SPF for the eye area.
Day SPF 30 & Night Eye Cream
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Day SPF 30 & Night Eye Cream: Resveratrol-infused night eye cream helps revive and restore stressed skin overnight. Applying it as the final step allows the resveratrol to work without interference, maximizing overnight repair.
