Introducing the Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream by Tia’m. MamaTega sells this eye cream, made with vitamin A, bakuchiol, and a five-peptide complex. The product type is Unisex Personal Care. It visibly firms and moisturises the delicate eye area. It is for the eye area, especially where there are fine lines or a loss of firmness. The key levels named are Bakuchiol at 3,000ppm, Retinyl Palmitate at 2,775ppm, and Hydrolyzed Collagen at 10,000ppm, with peptides. You pat a small amount gently around the eye contour with your finger, and you use any leftover on fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. The variant is the Default Title.

An eye cream is a dedicated step for the skin around the eyes. This listing explains why that dedicated step exists: the skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate, so it benefits from a dedicated, gentle formula. Thin and delicate are the reasons a face cream is not asked to stand in for this product. Gentle is the character of the formula. Dedicated means the cream is for the eye area first. The benefits that match that area are visible firming and moisturising. Visibly firms means the firming is described as something you can see. Moisturises means the delicate skin is also given moisture, not firming language alone. The name puts those ideas together: Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream.

Vitamin A, bakuchiol, and a five-peptide complex are the three pillars in the opening description. Vitamin A in the ingredient line is Retinyl Palmitate, given at 2,775ppm. Retinyl palmitate is a vitamin A ingredient, the form this cream uses when it says vitamin A. Bakuchiol is given at 3,000ppm. Bakuchiol is a plant-derived ingredient often used in firming routines alongside vitamin A materials, which is the pairing this eye cream actually makes: bakuchiol and retinyl palmitate in one gentle formula. The five-peptide complex is the peptide part of the name. The key ingredient line says peptides, and the opening says a five-peptide complex, so both phrasings belong to this cream. Peptides, in everyday language, are short amino-acid chains used in skincare, and here they are a complex of five, inside an eye cream that visibly firms and moisturises.

Hydrolyzed Collagen is named at 10,000ppm, alongside those pillars. Hydrolyzed collagen is collagen that has been broken into smaller pieces so it can be used in a cream. The listing places 10,000ppm of it in this eye cream with bakuchiol at 3,000ppm, retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm, and peptides. It does not print a separate benefit that belongs only to the collagen. The benefits of the whole cream are visible firming and moisturising of the delicate eye area. The people it is for are people caring for that eye area, especially when fine lines show or firmness has been lost. The collagen level is part of how the formula is specified, in the same way the bakuchiol and vitamin A levels are specified.

3,000ppm bakuchiol, 2,775ppm retinyl palmitate, and 10,000ppm hydrolyzed collagen should stay in ppm, as printed. They are three different numbers for three different ingredients. Bakuchiol is the plant-derived firming partner. Retinyl palmitate is the vitamin A. Hydrolyzed collagen is the collagen at the highest of the three printed figures, 10,000ppm. Peptides are the five-peptide complex named without their own ppm on this listing. When you pat a small amount around the eye contour, that small amount carries this whole set. Small amount matters because the eye area is thinner and more delicate and the formula is described as gentle. The finger is the tool the listing names for the pat.

Who it is for is the eye area, especially with fine lines or loss of firmness. The eye area is the place. Fine lines are the first special concern. Loss of firmness is the second. Visible firming speaks to the loss of firmness. Moisturising speaks to the delicate skin that needs moisture while it is firmed. Fine lines are also named again in the how-to-use line, in two places beyond the eye contour: between the brows, and around the mouth. Any leftover from the eye application can go on those fine lines. The listing does not tell you to move the cream onto the whole face. It tells you the eye contour first, then leftover on the fine lines between the brows and around the mouth.

The method is gentle and specific. Pat a small amount. Use your finger. Stay around the eye contour. Gentle pats suit skin that is thinner and more delicate. A small amount suits a concentrated eye cream rather than a handful of face cream. After the contour is patted, look at what is left on the finger. Use that leftover on fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. Between the brows means the lines that sit in the frown area above the nose. Around the mouth means the fine lines in that area, not a full-face layer. The product type is Unisex Personal Care, so the eye cream is for any adult as a personal-care step, and the places it is written for are the eye contour, the fine lines between the brows, and the fine lines around the mouth.

Loss of firmness and visible firming are a pair. If the eye area looks less firm, the cream is described as visibly firming that delicate skin. Fine lines are the other reason the “especially” is there. The leftover instruction shows that fine lines between the brows and around the mouth are included in the same small application, using what remains after the eyes. Moisturising runs alongside firming so the delicate area is not only talked about in firming language. The formula doing both is vitamin A as retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm, bakuchiol at 3,000ppm, hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm, and a five-peptide complex.

A dedicated, gentle formula is the standard the listing sets for thinner, more delicate eye skin. Dedicated means the cream exists for that area. Gentle means the pat is soft and the amount is small, matching the instruction to pat gently with a finger. You are not told to rub hard, to drag the skin, or to apply a thick stripe and leave it unpatted. You pat. You use a small amount. You stay on the contour, then use leftover where fine lines are named. That is the whole method. There is no morning-only rule and no evening-only rule printed. The listing gives the pat, the place, and the leftover use.

Vita A in the name points to vitamin A, and the ingredient that fulfills that name is retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm. Bakuchiol in the name is the bakuchiol at 3,000ppm. Firming in the name is the visible firming benefit. Eye cream in the name is the delicate eye area, the thinner skin, and the contour you pat. The five-peptide complex and the hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm are the rest of the key formula that the short name does not fit on the front. They are still part of every small amount you pat on. MamaTega sells that full formula as the Default Title, V1036461.

The variant list is a single option. Title is Default Title. No second scent and no second size are printed for this eye cream, and no millilitre fill is given in the product facts. The numbers you do have are ingredient levels: 3,000ppm bakuchiol, 2,775ppm retinyl palmitate, 10,000ppm hydrolyzed collagen. The places you do have are the eye contour, the fine lines between the brows, and the fine lines around the mouth. The feel of use is a small amount, patted gently with a finger. The results named are visible firming and moisturising. The skin reason is that the eye area is thinner and more delicate and benefits from a dedicated, gentle formula.

TIAM is a Korean skincare brand that uses high-concentration, vitamin-powered formulas to target specific skin concerns. Vitamin-powered is direct here, because vitamin A as retinyl palmitate is a headline ingredient, and the product name says Vita A. High-concentration fits a listing that prints ppm levels for bakuchiol, retinyl palmitate, and hydrolyzed collagen. The specific concerns are the delicate eye area, fine lines, and loss of firmness. Korean skincare is the origin in the brand sentence. This firming eye cream is the formula aimed at that thinner skin, with bakuchiol and a five-peptide complex beside the vitamin A.

Bakuchiol at 3,000ppm can be pictured as the plant partner in the pot. It is not described as a fragrance or as a colour. It is an ingredient level in a firming eye cream. Beside it, retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm is the vitamin A the name advertises. Hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm is the collagen piece, present at a printed level higher than the other two figures. The five-peptide complex is the peptide piece, stated as five peptides rather than as a single unnamed peptide. Visible firming and moisturising are what the cream is for once those materials are patted, in a small amount, onto the eye contour.

Fine lines between the brows and around the mouth are easy to skip if you only remember the words “eye cream.” The listing remembers them for you. After the eye contour has had its gentle pat, leftover product goes on those fine lines. That is still a small amount, because it is leftover from an amount that was already small. It is still applied with the finger. It is still part of the same Unisex Personal Care cream. The eye area remains the main place, especially where fine lines or loss of firmness show. The brows and the mouth are the additional fine-line places the leftover is allowed to meet.

Thinner skin is the physical reason the listing gives for a separate eye cream. More delicate is the second reason. A dedicated formula is the response. A gentle formula is the character of that response. Visible firming is the firmness response for loss of firmness. Moisturising is the moisture response for delicate skin. You can hold all of those in one use: a small amount of the Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream, patted gently around the eye contour, with leftover on the named fine lines. The ppm levels travel with that small amount. They do not ask you to mix bakuchiol, vitamin A, collagen, and peptides yourself. They are already one cream.

Moisturising the eye area and firming it are not two products in this listing. One cream does both. The moisturising sits with delicate skin that can feel dry or tight in that thinner area. The firming sits with loss of firmness and with the visible result the cream names. Fine lines are the lines the “especially” calls out, and they are also the lines between the brows and around the mouth that can take leftover cream. Peptides in a five-peptide complex, hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm, bakuchiol at 3,000ppm, and retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm are the materials in the cream while it firms and moisturises.

Personal care is the type, and it fits a step you do with a finger at the mirror. Unisex means any adult can use the same eye cream. There is no second variant for a different eye concern. Fine lines and loss of firmness share the Default Title. The eye contour shares that option with the leftover places. MamaTega sells the Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream by Tia’m as that one option. The routine place is the delicate eye area, not a body lotion step and not a hair step. Personal care, here, is the eye cream used as written.

A small amount is the quantity instruction, and it matches delicate skin. You do not need a large scoop for a contour. You take a small amount, pat it gently with your finger around the eye contour, and then see the leftover. That leftover has a job, so the small amount is doing double duty: eyes first, then fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. Gentle is repeated by the formula description and by the pat. The skin is thinner. The skin is more delicate. The formula is dedicated and gentle. The finger pat is the gentle technique that agrees with those words.

Retinyl palmitate is worth saying in a full sentence so vitamin A stays specific. The vitamin A in this eye cream is retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm. It shares the cream with bakuchiol at 3,000ppm, with hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm, and with a five-peptide complex. The cream visibly firms and moisturises. The place is the delicate eye area. The extra places for leftover are fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. The reason a separate cream exists is the thinner, more delicate skin around the eyes. That sentence set is the product, without a fill size the listing does not give and without a scent the variant list does not give.

Hydrolyzed collagen at 10,000ppm is the collagen fact to keep exact. Collagen that has been hydrolyzed is in the cream at that level. It is part of the same pat you use for firming and moisturising. It is not given a different time of day or a different area from the bakuchiol and the vitamin A. All of them go around the eye contour together. All of them can remain in the leftover that touches fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. Peptides join them as the five-peptide complex the opening names and the ingredient line includes.

Loss of firmness can be the only reason you look at an eye cream, and the listing allows that. Especially with fine lines or loss of firmness means either concern is enough, and both together still use the same cream. Visible firming is the benefit you read for firmness. Fine lines are the benefit context you read when lines are what you see, including the leftover spots between the brows and around the mouth. Moisturising is present either way, because the cream moisturises the delicate eye area as well as firming it. The gentle, dedicated formula is present either way, because the skin around the eyes is thinner and more delicate regardless of which concern brought you to this eye cream.

The Default Title keeps the ppm levels from becoming choices. You are not picking a lower bakuchiol and a higher bakuchiol. Bakuchiol is 3,000ppm in this cream. You are not picking a different vitamin A form. The vitamin A named is retinyl palmitate at 2,775ppm. You are not picking a collagen-free version. Hydrolyzed collagen is included at 10,000ppm. The five-peptide complex is included. V1036461 is that single Default Title. MamaTega sells it for the eye area, with the finger-pat method and the leftover method as the way it is used.

Korean vitamin-powered care is the brand story that wraps a Vita A cream. TIAM is a Korean skincare brand that uses high-concentration, vitamin-powered formulas to target specific skin concerns. The vitamin is vitamin A. The printed levels support the high-concentration brand language with specific ppm figures for bakuchiol, retinyl palmitate, and hydrolyzed collagen. The specific concern is the delicate eye area, fine lines, and loss of firmness. The gentle dedicated formula is how the brand’s eye cream meets thinner skin. The five-peptide complex and the bakuchiol are the partners beside the vitamin A in that meeting.

Use the cream in the order the listing gives, and the order is spatial rather than a long routine. Start with a small amount on a finger. Pat gently around the eye contour. Include the delicate skin the cream was dedicated to, the skin that is thinner and benefits from a gentle formula. Then use leftover on fine lines between the brows. Then use leftover on fine lines around the mouth. Stop there. The listing does not send the cream to the scalp, the body, or the full cheek as a moisturiser. It sends it to the eyes and to those named fine lines. What you have applied visibly firms and moisturises, carried by bakuchiol, vitamin A, hydrolyzed collagen, and peptides.

Between the brows and around the mouth are fine-line locations, and the eye contour is the main location. Saying all three in one habit keeps the method complete. Eye contour with a small, gentle, finger-patted amount. Leftover on the brow lines. Leftover on the lines around the mouth. The same Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream supplies every one of those touches. The same 3,000ppm bakuchiol, 2,775ppm retinyl palmitate, 10,000ppm hydrolyzed collagen, and five-peptide complex are in every touch. The same visible firming and moisturising are the benefits named for the delicate area you started with.

MamaTega sells the Tiam Vita A Bakuchiol Firming Eye Cream by Tia’m as the Default Title. It is a Unisex Personal Care eye cream with vitamin A, bakuchiol, and a five-peptide complex. Bakuchiol is at 3,000ppm, retinyl palmitate, the vitamin A, is at 2,775ppm, and hydrolyzed collagen is at 10,000ppm, with peptides. It visibly firms and moisturises the delicate eye area. The skin there is thinner and more delicate, so it benefits from this dedicated, gentle formula. It is for the eye area, especially with fine lines or loss of firmness. You pat a small amount gently around the eye contour with your finger and use leftover on fine lines between the brows and around the mouth. TIAM is a Korean skincare brand that uses high-concentration, vitamin-powered formulas to target specific skin concerns, and this eye cream is the formula aimed at that delicate skin.