👁️ Cica Collagen Eye Cream – targeted care with a special metal applicator
The skin around the eyes is thinner and often shows fine lines caused by dryness earlier than other parts of the face. The VT Cosmetics Cica Collagen Eye Cream is a hydrating, collagen-enriched eye care product, distinguished by an unusual, rounded metal massage head. It is not just a simple cream tube: the manufacturer designed an applicator that allows the cream to be applied directly and gently around the eyes.
The formula contains low molecular weight hydrolysed fish collagen, glycerin, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid derivatives, panthenol and ceramide. The aim is a softer, more elastic feel around the eyes, rather than the immediate removal of expression lines.
✨ What makes its use special?
- Metal massage head: the applicator helps to precisely distribute a small amount and can provide a cool, refreshing sensation.
- Gentle vibration: according to the manufacturer, the applicator may provide a slight vibration when in contact with the skin to aid massage. It is not a medical device and should not be pressed hard against the skin.
- Comfortable, nourishing cream base: a combination of emollients, fatty acids and moisturisers, addressing dryness around the eyes.
🧬 The most important ingredients in the formula
300 Da hydrolysed collagen
The manufacturer uses low molecular weight fish collagen. It is expected to provide surface hydration and a more pleasant feel, but we do not promise proven stimulation of the skin’s own collagen production. Due to the animal origin of collagen, the product is not vegan.
CICAHYALON™ and centella
Among the centella derivatives are Asiaticoside, Asiatic Acid, Madecassoside and Madecassic Acid. These are often used in cosmetic care for soothing the skin. Various forms of hyaluronic acid serve to maintain hydration.
Niacinamide, panthenol and Ceramide NP
Niacinamide supports a more even skin tone, panthenol enhances comfort, and ceramide supports the care of the skin’s surface lipid layer. Adenosine complements the formula, focusing on the appearance of fine lines.
🎯 Who do we recommend it for?
We especially recommend it for those who experience tightness, fine lines due to dryness, or a tired, less plump skin appearance around the eyes. Due to its richer creamy base, it can be particularly pleasant on dry and normal skin, but can also be incorporated into combination skin routines. It can also be used to care for fine lines beside the mouth if the skin tolerates it well.
⚠️ What should you watch out for?
The cream contains fragrance and propolis extract. If you are sensitive to these ingredients or fragrances, we recommend a careful patch test. Always start with a very small amount near the eyes; do not apply the vibrating metal head to the eyelid, eyeball, and do not press hard into the skin.
💗 Why do we love it?
Because eye care here is not just about the cream: the applicator helps maintain gentle movements, and the formula is both hydrating and emollient in character. It can make targeted care a short, comfortable morning or evening ritual.
❓ Questions and answers
Does it replace eye treatments?
No. It is a cosmetic hydrator aimed at improving the appearance and comfort of the skin surface.
Why does the applicator vibrate?
The manufacturer designed the head to gently spread the cream and aid massage.
Can it be used in the morning?
Yes, in a thin layer, followed by daytime sun protection.
Is the cream vegan?
No, the INCI contains hydrolysed collagen and propolis.
🌿 Small movements, more mindful eye care
With any cream applied around the eyes, the most important thing is that the movement is gentle. Therefore, with the VT metal applicator, we do not perform a strong massage but short, gentle strokes. The cream is first placed on the bony orbital rim and allowed to spread from there. If the eyes water heavily, the skin reddens, or the metal head causes discomfort, apply with the fingers using gentle tapping instead. The goal is a cared-for, elastic skin feel, not mechanical pressure. The product cannot be used as a substitute for sun protection or ophthalmic treatment.





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