Several eye drop brands are cruelty-free, meaning they don't test on animals. Look for brands like Lumify (Bausch + Lomb) and The Ordinary. Always check the brand's official website or packaging for their animal testing policy to confirm.

Korean skincare often focuses on hydration and ingredients like peptides, ginseng, and hyaluronic acid to combat eye wrinkles. They often use gentle, hydrating eye creams and serums, coupled with consistent skincare routines.

Retinol can be irritating to the delicate skin around the eyes, causing dryness, redness, and peeling. It's best to use eye creams specifically formulated with lower concentrations of retinol or gentler alternatives, or apply retinol products carefully avoiding the immediate eye area.

Neutrogena is not considered a cruelty-free brand. They are owned by Johnson & Johnson, which does test on animals when required by law.