Smoother-looking fine lines
A peptide-focused formula helps soften the visible appearance of crow’s-feet and expression lines.
Persian botanical eye ritual
Brighter, smoother, more rested-looking eyes.
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ZIBA is a lightweight firming eye serum created to hydrate the delicate eye area and visibly soften the appearance of fine lines, puffiness, and fatigue.
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Who it's for
ZIBA may fit your routine if:
What it does
A peptide-focused formula helps soften the visible appearance of crow’s-feet and expression lines.
Cooling application and targeted hydration help the eye area look refreshed.
Ceramides, peptides, and moisture-supporting ingredients help improve the appearance of elasticity.
The silky formula absorbs quickly and works beneath moisturizer, sunscreen, and makeup.
Why it works
ZIBA pairs well-studied modern actives with the botanical extracts ZAA'N is built on.

Supports a smoother, firmer-looking eye contour.

Help support the skin's moisture barrier and reduce the dry appearance that can make lines look more pronounced.

Draws hydration into the delicate eye area for a softer, more supple appearance.

Helps the eye area look refreshed and less visibly puffy.

Bring antioxidant-rich botanical care into the modern eye ritual.
How to use
Please note: Avoid applying directly to the lash line or inside the eye.

Questions
Yes. Apply a small amount, allow it to absorb, then follow with moisturizer, sunscreen, and makeup.
ZIBA is a lightweight targeted serum. It can be used alone or layered beneath an eye cream when additional moisture is needed.
Use approximately a rice-grain amount beneath each eye.
The products may be used in the same broader routine, but customers with sensitive skin should introduce active products gradually and follow professional guidance when needed.
Apply along the orbital area and avoid the lash line unless the final safety testing specifically supports eyelid application.
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