Yes. Most people using it actually have dry or sensitive areas, especially under the eyes. It behaves more like a balm than a cream:

• Dry skin loves it
• Sensitive skin usually has no issues
• Oily skin — just use less (too much = shiny)

Only if you overdo it — this is where most people go wrong. You genuinely do not need much.

• Too much → shiny
• A small amount → smooth, hydrated, natural glow

Yes, with a small amount. Layer too much and makeup can slide. Used right it helps makeup sit smoother with less creasing under the eyes.

Both work, but most people see the best results using it at night so it fully absorbs. In the morning, go lighter if you are wearing makeup.

Mainly under-eye hollowness, tired-looking skin, fine and smile lines, and dry crepey areas. It is not only for under-eyes — people use it around the mouth, forehead and neck too.

Yes. If your skin gets dry or irritated from actives, this helps balance that out. Use it after your routine as a finishing step.

Yes — that is where most people use it. Just do not drag the skin: swipe lightly or tap it in.

Based on real feedback, not overnight magic — but noticeable quickly:

• Day 1: looks more hydrated and smoother
• Days 3–7: noticeable difference in texture
• A few weeks: lines look softer, skin looks healthier