Numbuzin No.9 NAD+ Retinol Volumetox Eye Cream

The part that shows first.

Under-eye skin is the thinnest on your face. It's where tiredness reads before anywhere else, where fine lines settle earliest, and where most eye creams are too heavy to sit properly.

This one is built for exactly that.

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What's in it

NAD+ — a coenzyme your cells use for repair. Levels drop with age, which is part of why skin recovers more slowly than it used to.

Retinol — for fine lines and texture over time.

50 peptides — for firmness and elasticity in an area that loses both quickly.

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The applicator is the point.

A syringe-style barrel that meters exactly how much comes out. No dipping fingers into a jar, no guessing, no using three times what you need on skin that can't take it. Press the plunger, place four small dots along the orbital bone, tap them in gently.

10ml. It lasts longer than it looks.

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How to use

Clean, dry skin. Evening. Four dots per eye, along the bone beneath the eye — never on the lid. Tap in with your ring finger, no dragging.

Every other night to start. Nightly once your skin is comfortable. Sunscreen the next morning — it contains retinol, and that's not optional.

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Two things worth knowing

If you're already using Retinal Shot, alternate nights rather than layering. Two retinoids on the same skin, the same evening, is more than the eye area needs.

Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Retinol isn't recommended, and that includes this.