Four technologies in one hand-held instrument — nine LED wavelengths, microcurrent, micro-vibration and gentle warmth — built for the most delicate skin on your face. Ten minutes a day.
The skin around your eyes is the thinnest on your body. Eye Space runs four independent systems over it — each one gentle on its own, deliberate together.

Nine selectable wavelengths of calibrated light, cycled through three treatment modes. Light is the quietest tool in the kit — no pressure, no pulling, just a steady wash of colour across the orbital area while the device does the rest.

Three levels of gentle microcurrent travel through the massage head into the skin, for a firmer, more lifted look around the eye. Start at level one and climb only as far as feels comfortable — the gear lights tell you exactly where you are.

Roughly six thousand micro-pulses a minute break the surface tension of whatever you have just applied, helping your eye cream or essence settle in rather than sit on top. It is the difference between applying a product and actually using it.

A constant, controlled 38–45°C — warm enough to soothe and relax the area, never hot. Warmth is on by default the moment you power up, and it runs underneath whichever other systems you have selected.
Apply a proper amount of eye cream or essence around the eyes so the skin stays moist. The device works with your product, not instead of it.
Gently slide the massage head, lifting as you go, and repeat 15–20 times around the orbital bone.
Rest the head on each point for about 10 seconds to help absorption, and repeat the circuit 2–3 times.
The session times out at 10 minutes on its own. Wipe the massage head with a clean, damp cloth and set it down.
Ten minutes a day, with the eye cream you already own. Eye Space ships free.