Ega Cream (Retinol/Vitamin K)

1. What is Ega Cream used for?

Ega Cream is a dermatological cream used to reduce dark circles, fine lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation. It combines the anti-aging power of Retinol with the healing and skin-brightening effects of Vitamin K.

2. How does Ega Cream work?

Retinol promotes cell turnover and collagen production, reducing wrinkles and improving skin texture. Vitamin K helps fade dark circles and strengthens blood vessel walls, reducing visible discoloration under the eyes.

3. How should I apply Ega Cream?

1. Cleanse your face and pat dry.
2. Apply a pea-sized amount of Ega Cream to the affected areas (usually under the eyes or around wrinkles).
3. Use at night, unless otherwise directed by your dermatologist.
4. Avoid direct contact with eyes and lips.

4. Can I use Ega Cream daily?

Yes, but start with alternate-day application to build skin tolerance to Retinol. Once your skin adapts, you can gradually increase usage to daily. Always follow your dermatologist’s advice.

5. Are there any side effects of Ega Cream?

• Mild redness or irritation
• Peeling or dryness, especially during initial use
• Sun sensitivity

These are typically temporary. If irritation persists, reduce usage frequency or consult a doctor.

6. Can Ega Cream be used for dark circles?

Yes, Ega Cream is specifically formulated to target under-eye dark circles by reducing pigmentation and improving blood flow with the help of Vitamin K.

7. How long does Ega Cream take to show results?

Visible improvements can be seen in 4 to 8 weeks with regular use. Results may vary based on individual skin types and concerns.

8. Can Ega Cream be used with other skincare products?

Yes, but avoid using it with other active ingredients like AHAs, BHAs, or Vitamin C at the same time to prevent irritation. If you're using multiple actives, apply them at different times of the day (e.g., Retinol at night, Vitamin C in the morning).

9. Is Ega Cream safe for sensitive skin?

Retinol can cause sensitivity, especially in people with dry or reactive skin. Start slow (once or twice a week), and always use a moisturizer and sunscreen to reduce the risk of irritation.

10. Can pregnant or breastfeeding women use Ega Cream?

No. Retinol-based creams are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential risks to the baby. Please consult your doctor before using any skincare products with Retinol.