Oil with brown algae – Mask against wrinkles and swelling around the eye. 10ml

What This Mask Is For

Akulja Sila Placental Mask "Shark Oil and Kelp" is an eye-area mask designed for skin that looks tired, dehydrated or prone to swelling. People usually choose it when the under-eye area starts to show fine lines, feels dry, or looks less fresh after lack of sleep, screen time or seasonal stress. The formula focuses on moisture retention, skin softness and a smoother-looking surface rather than dramatic instant effects.

Key Ingredients

• Shark oil — provides omega-3 fatty acids and squalene. Squalene is a skin-related lipid that helps reduce transepidermal water loss, making the eye contour feel less tight and look more supple. Omega-3 fatty acids help maintain the skin barrier and can ease the look of irritation.
• Placenta extract — used in cosmetics for its conditioning and revitalising effect, especially in products aimed at mature or fatigued-looking skin.
• Kelp extract — a marine ingredient rich in naturally occurring minerals and polysaccharides that helps attract water to the skin and improves the feeling of hydration.
• Vitamin E — acts as an antioxidant, helping protect the skin from oxidative stress caused by environmental factors.
• Panthenol (provitamin B5) — valued for its soothing and softening action and for helping the skin hold onto water more effectively.
• Horsetail and arnica extracts — often included in eye-area cosmetics for skin toning and a fresher visual effect when the contour looks puffy.
• Orange essential oil — adds an invigorating sensory note to the formula.

When to Use It

This mask fits well into a weekly skincare regimen for those who want extra attention for the eye contour — especially before an event, after travel, or during periods when the skin looks dull and drawn. It works best as an occasional intensive step alongside a gentle cleanser and a basic eye cream, not as a replacement for them.

Application and Cautions

Because the skin around the eyes is delicate, apply carefully and avoid direct contact with the eyes. If your skin is very reactive, or if you are sensitive to essential oils or marine ingredients, patch testing is a sensible first step.