ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum

Name: ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum
Brand: ZO Skin Health
Price: 115.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£115.00

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Size: 15ml

15ml

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✓ Retinol-Free Growth Factor Technology | ✓ Fast-Acting Neuropeptide for Lines | ✓ Cooling Applicator Revives Tired Eyes

ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum brings ZO's clinically shown Growth Factor technology to the thinnest, most fragile skin on the face. It targets the toughest signs of eye ageing - expression lines, creasing and hollowness - while plumping and hydrating, and its cooling metal applicator soothes tired eyes on contact. It is the retinol-free growth factor eye serum for smoother, fuller, more awake-looking eyes, morning and night.

ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum combines enzymatic and plant-derived growth factors, which support the skin's natural restorative pathways for visibly firmer, denser-looking skin over time, with a fast-acting neuropeptide that improves the appearance of expression lines and visibly smooths wrinkles. Sodium acetylated hyaluronate, an advanced form of hyaluronic acid, replenishes hydration and gives a filler-like plumpness to hollow-looking skin while supporting the barrier; ZO adds ZPRO, a sericin protein complex, plus a dedicated eye complex with beta-glucan and antioxidants. Because it is free of retinol, it suits reactive under-eyes and can sit alongside a retinol eye product.

Visible Results Users Love

Visibly softened expression lines and crow's feet
Fuller-looking under-eyes with less visible hollowness
Plumper, more hydrated-feeling skin around the eyes
Tired eyes that look revived and refreshed
Smoother, firmer-looking eye contours over time

Why This Beats a Standard Eye Cream

Growth factors for the eyes - ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum brings ZO's signature technology to the area that shows ageing first
A neuropeptide and advanced hyaluronic acid give fast visible smoothing while the growth factors work longer term
The cooling applicator calms puffiness-prone eyes on contact and keeps fingertips off delicate skin
Retinol-free, so it suits sensitive eyes and layers with any retinol eye product you already use
Clinically tested and free of parabens, SLS, SLES, phthalates and gluten

Best For

Expression lines, crow's feet and under-eye creasing
Hollow or tired-looking eyes that have lost volume
All skin types, including sensitive under-eyes
Anyone using ZO Growth Factor Serum on the face
A lightweight serum rather than a heavy eye cream

Choose ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum if lines, creasing and hollowness are your eye-area concerns; if dark circles are the priority, ZO Eye Brightening Crème is the brand's dedicated alternative.

Becci has spent more than two decades as an aesthetics nurse in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, and the eye area is where clients most want a frank answer about what skincare can and cannot do. ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum is one she recommends because it is realistic: growth factors and a peptide for the lines, hyaluronic acid for the hollows, and a cooling wand that makes tired eyes look better the moment it touches them.

Size: 15ml

FAQS

Is ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum good for crow's feet and under-eye hollows? +

Those are the two things it is built for. ZO combines growth factors and a fast-acting neuropeptide for the appearance of expression lines and creasing, with sodium acetylated hyaluronate for a filler-like plumpness in hollow-looking areas.

Does Growth Factor Eye Serum contain retinol? +

No. ZO formulates it retinol-free, which is why it suits the delicate, more reactive skin around the eyes and can be used alongside retinol eye products without conflict.

Can I use ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum with a retinol eye cream? +

Yes. ZO suggests applying Growth Factor Eye Serum first, allowing it to absorb, then applying your retinol eye product. The two do complementary jobs.

How do I use the cooling applicator? +

Squeeze the wand to release a pea-sized amount, then draw small, gentle circles with the metal tip around the orbital bone until the serum absorbs. The cool metal soothes and helps revive tired-looking eyes; avoid contact with the eye itself.

What is the difference between Growth Factor Eye Serum and Growth Factor Serum? +

The eye serum is a dedicated formula for the thinner, drier skin around the eyes, with a neuropeptide, sodium acetylated hyaluronate and a cooling applicator. Growth Factor Serum is the face serum for overall density and firmness. ZO recommends them together.

Is it suitable for sensitive eyes? +

ZO indicates it for all skin types including sensitive skin: it is retinol-free, includes beta-glucan and antioxidants to support the barrier, and the applicator keeps mechanical pressure to a minimum. Patch test first if you have specific sensitivities.

Can I wear it under make-up? +

Yes. It is a lightweight serum that absorbs quickly; allow it to settle, then apply sunscreen and concealer as usual. Some clients also use the cooling wand over make-up for a midday refresh.

How long does a 15ml tube last? +

A pea-sized amount per application, used morning and evening, typically lasts around two to three months.

Can I use ZO Skin Health Growth Factor Eye Serum during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

It contains no vitamin A, the ingredient most people are asked to avoid. ZO's own guidance is to consult your physician before using any active skincare while pregnant or breastfeeding, so it is generally considered suitable but check with your midwife or GP first.