Dieux Skin Forever Eye Mask

Review

Does Dieux Skin Forever Eye Mask work?

Dieux Skin Forever Eye Mask is a type of skincare product designed to be rinsed off, peeled off, or otherwise removed from the skin. Research confirming the moisturizing, anti-wrinkle, and soothing effects of such products is very limited. Therefore, we do not provide efficacy ratings for these types of skincare products.

However, you can explore the roles of specific ingredients in the Ingredients Explained section below.

#oil-free

oil-free

People with oily and acne-prone skin tend to look for products that are free from oils. Some oils are indeed strong occlusives and form an oily layer on the surface of the skin. This tag includes products that are free from all oils (including essential oils).

#oil-free

oil-free

#alcohol-free

alcohol-free

Not all alcohols are bad for the skin, e.g. fatty alcohols are popular emollients. Some alcohols (such as alcohol denat.), however, can be dehydrating and skin-sensitizing. This tag includes products free of alcohols that have been shown not to be beneficial to the skin.

#alcohol-free

alcohol-free

#sulfate-free

sulfate-free

Sulfates are powerful cleansing agents. However, they are thought to strip the skin of its natural oils, resulting in dryness and irritation. If you've ever encountered a problem with sulfates before, then this is the tag to look out for.

#sulfate-free

sulfate-free

#fragrance-free

fragrance-free

Some fragrance ingredients are skin-sensitizing and may cause allergic reactions. Under trade secret law, manufacturers do not need to disclose the ingredients included in the mix called ‘Fragrance’ or ‘Parfum’, even though these ingredients may be allergenic. Products with this tag do not have ‘Fragrance’ or ‘Parfum’ in the ingredient list, however, they may still have a noticeable scent.

#fragrance-free

fragrance-free

#non-comedogenic

non-comedogenic

Comedogenic ingredients can clog pores, thereby causing acne and breakouts. This tag excludes products that contain ingredients listed as comedogenic by acne.org.

#non-comedogenic

non-comedogenic

Comedogenic ingredients can clog pores, thereby causing acne and breakouts. This tag excludes products that contain ingredients listed as comedogenic by acne.org.

#phthalate-free

phthalate-free

Phthalates are added to soften a formula. Some of them have been banned for use in cosmetics because of their negative impact on the human reproductive system. The ones used nowadays are not known to pose any health risk.

#phthalate-free

phthalate-free

#silicone-free

silicone-free

Silicones can make the skin appear smooth by forming a silky layer over it. Some believe that silicones can lead to clogged pores and breakouts. Although this may not be true for everyone, silicones may indeed be less suitable for oily and acne-prone skin.

#silicone-free

silicone-free

#paraben-free

paraben-free

Parabens are very effective preservatives. They are highly criticized and said to be carcinogenic. According to FDA, however, there is no evidence to prove that the parabens in cosmetics pose any harm to human health.

#paraben-free

paraben-free

#essential oil-free

essential oil-free

Essential oils tend to be skin-sensitizing. They are known to provoke allergic reactions, especially when it comes to citrus-derived essential oils. Application of essential oils can result in redness, swelling, and inflammation.

#essential oil-free

essential oil-free

Ingredients

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Abrasive

Est. % The Estimated % is our algorithm-based assumption about an ingredient's concentration in a formula. Learn more The Estimated % is our algorithm-based assumption about an ingredient's concentration in a formula. Learn more		Ingredient	Origin	Functions
100		Silicon Silicon	Naturally occurring These are ingredients initially present in nature, such as elements (Zinc, Gold, or Silver), minerals, or water. Naturally occurring These are ingredients initially present in nature, such as elements (Zinc, Gold, or Silver), minerals, or water.	Abrasive Abrasives 'physically' exfoliate the skin (i.e., manually remove dead skin cells) by rubbing against its surface. Abrasive Abrasives 'physically' exfoliate the skin (i.e., manually remove dead skin cells) by rubbing against its surface.