The KiRei eye cream carton and tube, with its cooling steel rolling applicator
The KiRei eye cream carton and tube, with its cooling steel rolling applicator
The KiRei eye cream carton and tube, with its cooling steel rolling applicator
The KiRei eye cream carton and tube, with its cooling steel rolling applicator

Water based · 17 ml · rolling applicator

The layer that goes under the device.

A water-based eye cream with snail peptide, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, in a tube with a cooling steel rolling ball. We did not formulate it. We found it, tested it, and put our name on it.

  • Aqua first, so it works as the damp layer the pulses need
  • Snail secretion filtrate, hyaluronic acid, acetyl hexapeptide-8
  • Niacinamide, listed on the carton
  • Steel rolling ball, so it goes exactly where the pads sit
  • 17 ml. Ships from a US warehouse

$29

Roll it under each eye, pat the rest in, then put the device on.

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Before you buy it

We did not formulate this.

We are not a lab. We tried a run of creams meant to sit under the device, kept using this one, and put it into KiRei packaging rather than pretending we invented the formula.

That is also why it is not priced like a luxury eye cream. It is a good water-based cream with a cooling roller, and that is all we are claiming for it.

If you would rather use a cream you already own, do. The only thing that matters for the device is that whatever goes on is water based and still damp ten minutes later.

Buy it from us, or do not. Just do not run the device on dry skin.

What is in it

The list, and what each one is doing.

Taken from the maker's own ingredient panel and carton.

01

Aqua and hyaluronic acid

Water first, then a humectant that holds it in the top layers. This is the part that makes it work under the device, and the part that makes skin crease less.

Why it pairs
02

Snail secretion filtrate

The ingredient this whole category is built on. It is a humectant and it forms a light film. Well liked, not a miracle.

Surface level
03

Peptides and collagen

Acetyl hexapeptide-8 and hydrolyzed collagen. Hydrolyzed collagen is a large molecule that sits on the surface and holds water. It does not travel down and become your collagen, whatever the category says.

Not what it claims elsewhere
The ingredient list: aqua, snail secretion filtrate, hyaluronic acid, hydrolyzed collagen, acetyl hexapeptide-8 and niacinamide
A cosmetic. It works on how skin looks, not on anatomy.

How to use it

Roll, pat, then the device.

Thirty seconds before the ten minutes.

The cream tube with its rolling ball applicator
01

Clean skin first

Nothing else on, so there is no barrier between the cream and the skin.

A diagram of where the cream fits in the routine
02

Roll it on

The steel ball is cold. Roll under each eye, then pat the rest in with a fingertip.

The maker's three step directions for the cream
03

Then the device

Put it on while the cream is still damp. Ten minutes, then it switches itself off.

The point of all this

On dry skin the pulses feel like almost nothing, so people turn the intensity up and still feel almost nothing. A damp layer fixes that. It is the single most common reason someone says the device does not work for them.

The pair

The device needs something damp underneath it.

This is not a bundle badge. It is the step most people skip, and it is why they say they cannot feel anything.

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Why these two

The electrical pulses need a damp surface to spread evenly across the skin. On dry skin you feel almost nothing, turn it up, and still feel almost nothing.

Water works. A water-based cream works better, because it stays put for the full ten minutes instead of evaporating. This one leads with aqua and hyaluronic acid, and the rolling ball puts it exactly where the pads sit.

Buy it from us or buy any water-based eye cream you like. We would rather you use the device properly than buy a second one.

Both together $78

Heads up on delivery: the cream ships from a US warehouse in about 3 to 5 days, the device takes 8 to 15 days from overseas. Ordered together, they will usually arrive separately.

Questions

About the cream.

Do I need this to use the device?

No. You need something damp under the pads. Water works, this works better because it stays put for the full session. Any water-based eye cream will do the same job.

Did you make the formula?

No. We source it, we tested it against the alternatives, and it ships in KiRei packaging. We are claiming we picked it well, not that we invented it.

How big is it?

17 ml, which is 0.57 fl oz. Used once a day under both eyes, most people get a couple of months out of a tube.

What is actually in it?

Aqua, hyaluronic acid, snail secretion filtrate, hydrolyzed collagen and acetyl hexapeptide-8, per the maker's panel. The carton also lists niacinamide.

Is it safe around the eyes?

It is an eye cream, so it is made for that area, but keep it out of your actual eyes. Patch test on your inner arm first if your skin reacts easily.

Is it vegan?

No. Snail secretion filtrate is an animal-derived ingredient.

How fast does it ship?

It ships from a US warehouse, usually 3 to 5 days. The device ships from overseas and takes longer, so if you order both they will probably arrive separately.

Will it fix dark circles or eye bags?

It is a cosmetic. It hydrates, it sits on the surface, and hydrated skin creases less and catches light better. It will not change pigment or move a fat pad, and we are not going to tell you it will.

In short

A good cream, honestly priced, that makes the device work properly.

That is the entire pitch. No percentages, no origin story, no claim that a cream is going to do something a cream cannot do.

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KiRei Eye Cream $29 · 17 ml