How does this serum differ from a regular eye cream, and can I use them together?

Serums and creams serve different but complementary purposes in skincare. A serum like this one is typically lighter in texture, with a higher concentration of active ingredients (vitamin C, retinol) designed to target specific concerns such as dullness, uneven tone, and the look of fine lines. An eye cream is generally richer and focuses more on sealing in moisture, reducing the appearance of dryness, and providing emollient comfort. You can absolutely use them together. A common and effective method is to apply the serum first to clean, dry skin, allowing it a minute to absorb. Follow with your preferred eye cream. The cream helps lock in the serum's active ingredients and addresses moisture loss, which is particularly important around the eyes. This combination can be especially useful if you find a cream alone isn't addressing texture concerns, or if a serum alone leaves the area feeling dry. Listen to your skin; if layering feels too heavy, using the serum at night and a cream in the morning is a good alternative.