Elemis Released Pro-Collagen Eye Serum
A new eye serum targeted at reducing wrinkles and dark circles has hit the market.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Beauty
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Elemis has launched the Pro-Collagen Future Restore Eye Serum, a formulation designed to address concerns like dark circles and eye wrinkles. The product is now available for purchase.
Why it matters
This release expands the options for those seeking targeted treatments for visible signs of aging around the eye area. The product aims to improve firmness and luminosity through specific algal-based compounds.
In an independent 2025 trial of 42 participants, the serum demonstrated a reduction in eye wrinkles after four days and dark circles after seven days. Further testing showed a reduction in four types of eye wrinkles after 14 days of use.
The players
Elemis
A skincare brand that develops anti-aging and therapeutic products for face and body care.
The details
The serum relies on the Opal Skin Algae Complex, which incorporates three microalgae diatoms harvested from the coast of North Devon, UK. This complex is formulated with Lumi Algae and Marine Bacillus Ferment to deliver vitamins, fatty acids, polysaccharides, and peptides to the skin.
Timeline
2025: Independent clinical trials involved 42 participants.
September 28, 2026: Elemis launched the Pro-Collagen Future Restore Eye Serum.
Health Landscape
This release sits within the broader market trend of integrating marine-derived ingredients into daily skincare regimens. It follows the established trajectory of the Pro-Collagen product line in focusing on topical applications for skin firmness.
If you are interested in trying this product, it retails for £95. Because skin sensitivities vary, consider discussing the ingredients with your dermatologist before starting a new topical treatment.
The takeaway
The effectiveness of skincare products can be highly personal and influenced by individual skin types. When trying new formulas, keep track of any changes in skin texture or irritation and consult your physician if you have underlying concerns.
Further reading
Explore more developments in dermatological care in our Beauty section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Spabusiness.
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