Gua Sha & Eye Tools

Vegan Eye Care in India — Gua Sha, Rollers & Under-Eye Gels

The under-eye area has the thinnest skin on the face, so it shows dehydration, sleep debt and rubbing before anywhere else. This range covers two approaches: topical gels, and stone tools used to massage the area.

What to look for in an under-eye gel

Read the ingredient list for humectants such as glycerin or hyaluronic acid, which hold water in the skin, and for vitamin E or almond oil as an occlusive layer. Fragrance is the most common irritant this close to the eye — if your eyes water easily, choose a fragrance-free formula. Patch test on the inner forearm for 24 hours first. Apply with the ring finger and pat rather than drag; the skin here creases easily.

Choosing a gua sha or face roller

Jade and amethyst are the common stones. Both work the same way — the benefit is the massage and lymphatic drainage, not the mineral. Check the edges are smooth and unchipped, and that the stone is solid rather than resin with a stone print. Use over a gel or oil so the tool glides, and work outward from the nose towards the temple with light pressure.

These are cosmetic products. They can reduce the look of puffiness temporarily; they do not treat medical eye conditions.

Related: vegan skincare, moisturisers and vegan beauty.

Pan-India delivery in 3–5 days.