Tranexamic Acid
One of the defining ingredients in Radiant Eye.
Tranexamic Acid is used topically in pigmentation-focused skincare to support a more even-looking complexion.
Within Radiant Eye, Lamelle specifically positions it for:
Skin discolouration + vascular-looking redness around the eye contour.
For Chris & Alley, I would use:
Helps improve uneven pigmentation and the appearance of vascular-looking darkness around the eye area.
Do not position topical Tranexamic Acid as a medical treatment for all causes of melasma or vascular disease.
Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate
A stable, lipid-soluble form of Vitamin C.
It provides:
Antioxidant support + brightening + visible firmness support + defence against environmental oxidative stress.
Its lipid-soluble format makes it especially useful in a moisturising eye-area treatment.
Use the exact ingredient name:
Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate / THD Vitamin C.
Do not confuse it with:
Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate
which is a different Vitamin C derivative.
Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone
A flavonoid derivative used in targeted eye-care technologies for:
Puffiness + visible vascular darkness + tired-looking eye contours.
It is particularly relevant where dark circles are influenced by the appearance of superficial blood vessels or under-eye congestion.
For customer-facing copy:
Helps improve the appearance of puffiness and tired-looking dark circles.
Dipeptide-2
A cosmetic peptide commonly used in eye-contour formulas targeting:
Puffiness + under-eye bags.
It works within the formula’s broader anti-puffiness peptide system.
Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7
A lipopeptide that complements Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone and Dipeptide-2 in supporting:
Smoother + firmer + less puffy-looking eye contours.
The combination of:
Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone + Dipeptide-2 + Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7
matches the core composition of the well-established Eyeliss™-type anti-puffiness peptide complex used in eye-contour skincare.
For Chris & Alley, however, the visible benefit matters more than the raw-material trade name:
Helps reduce the appearance of puffiness and under-eye bags.
Palmitoyl Hexapeptide-12
A conditioning peptide supporting:
Visible firmness + elasticity + smoother-looking skin.
It complements the formula’s age-supportive peptide system.
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8
A well-known cosmetic peptide often used in formulas designed to soften the appearance of expression-related lines.
For Chris & Alley:
Helps support smoother-looking skin and soften the appearance of fine lines.
Avoid calling it:
Botox in a bottle
or implying that it medically paralyses facial muscles.
Oligopeptide-34 + Oligopeptide-51 + Oligopeptide-53
Part of the broader pigmentation-focused peptide system.
Lamelle currently describes Radiant Eye as containing:
Pigmentation-inhibiting peptides.
For customer-facing copy:
Targeted peptides help support a brighter, more even-looking eye contour.
Do not assign individual percentages or mechanisms that Lamelle has not publicly confirmed.
Sodium Hyaluronate Crosspolymer
A cross-linked form of Hyaluronic Acid designed to provide sustained surface hydration.
It helps support:
Hydration + suppleness + a smoother-looking eye contour.
This is particularly useful where dehydration exaggerates fine lines.
Oat Beta Glucan
Provides:
Soothing + hydration + skin-conditioning support.
Lamelle specifically highlights Beta Glucan for sensitive, irritated-looking eye contours.
For Chris & Alley:
Helps soothe and comfort the delicate eye area.
Panthenol
Pro-Vitamin B5.
Provides:
Hydration + soothing + barrier-supportive conditioning.
Morus Alba / Mulberry Root Extract
A botanical ingredient used for:
Brightening + antioxidant + complexion-supportive benefits.
It complements the Tranexamic Acid, Vitamin C and peptide pigmentation system.
Glutathione
An antioxidant ingredient providing complementary:
Oxidative-stress defence + brightening support.
It is a supporting component rather than the product’s primary hero active.
Acetyl Glucosamine
A skin-conditioning ingredient that supports:
Hydration + smoother-looking texture + more even-looking tone.
Betaine + Glycerin + Glucose + Xylitylglucoside + Anhydroxylitol + Xylitol
A broad humectant system supporting:
Moisture + softness + comfort
around the delicate eye contour.

Use morning and evening.
Apply a small pea-sized amount around the eye area.
Gently tap into the skin using the ring finger until absorbed.
Apply around the under-eye area + outer eye contour + upper orbital area
while avoiding direct contact with the eyes.
Do not rub or pull the delicate skin.
Morning
Apply before moisturiser and sunscreen:
Radiant Eye → Moisturiser → SPF 50+
Where tolerated, carefully extend your facial sunscreen around the orbital area.
Evening
Apply after cleansing and lightweight facial serums:
Cleanser → Serum → Radiant Eye → Moisturiser
If Irritation Occurs discontinue use if persistent stinging + redness + swelling + itching + irritation
develops.

Dark under-eye circles
Hyperpigmented under-eye areas
Uneven-looking eye-contour tone
Vascular-looking dark circles
Tired-looking eyes
Under-eye puffiness
Eye bags
Fine lines
Early wrinkles
Thin-looking eye-contour skin
Reduced visible firmness
Reduced elasticity
Dehydrated eye contours
Dull-looking eye area
Mature skin
Early visible ageing
All skin types where tolerated
Morning and evening use
Dark circles caused predominantly by deep tear-trough hollowing or facial anatomy may require a different approach because topical skincare cannot completely correct structural shadowing.