Eye and Lip Contour Care

Over the years, lips lose volume, gradually sag and thus become increasingly thin. Here are some tips to help you regain plump and bouncy lips in a natural way, without resorting to cosmetic surgery or injections.

The lips have a thinner skin compared to the rest of the face and are sensitive to external aggressions. Without proper hydration, the lips can dry out quickly. What can be done to prevent dehydration? How often should the lips be hydrated? Discover our advice.

The importance of eye contour care is often underestimated. However, it is a significant ally for maintaining a rested and fresh appearance. It also specifically targets the appearance of dark circles, crow's feet, or bags around your eyes. How should it be applied? Here are the answers.

The skin around the eyes is a delicate area with an epidermis 4 to 5 times thinner than the rest of the face. Factors such as prolonged screen time, pollution, ageing, fatigue, stress, a diet high in salt, alcohol consumption, hormonal changes, smoking, and genetics can all contribute to the development of dark circles and bags under the eyes. This article will explore the active ingredients that can help reduce their appearance, thereby restoring a bright and fresh look to your eyes.

The physiology of the eye contour is complex, given that it is an area particularly vulnerable and sensitive. Indeed, the skin around the eyes, extremely delicate, is the first to show signs of fatigue and ageing with the appearance of dark circles, bags or fine lines on the lower eyelid. Here are the reasons for this fragility.

As the mercury begins to display temperatures nearing 0°C, the time has come to boost your skin's hydration. But not only that. To avoid them becoming chapped, your lips also need protection against the dryness of the first frosts. Typology provides you with the right habits to properly choose your lip balm.