The skin along the brow bone is delicate, and a lot of people reach for an eye cream without a clear plan for where to put it. Our Eye Contour range is a compact peptide serum with a micro-infusion stamp, made for the look of a smoother, fresher eye contour — applied along the brow bone only, never on the moving lid. This guide covers what's in the range, why brow bone only matters, how to use the stamp step by step, kit vs ready-made vs refill, and how to layer it with your other face peptides.
What is the Eye Contour range for?
It's a topical cosmetic peptide serum for the look of a smoother, fresher eye contour and the look of crow's feet at the outer corners. The serum comes with a small micro-infusion stamp so you can place a light amount exactly where you want it. It is not a medical device, not an injectable, and not a treatment for any condition — just skincare for how the eye area looks.
For a broader look at peptides around the eyes, see our peptides for the eye area guide. This page is the product how-to for the Eye Contour stamp and serum.
What's in the range
Three SKUs share the same application rules. Choose based on whether you want to mix, use ready-made, or refill a stamp you already own.
- SKE10K — Eye Contour DIY Micro-Infusion Kit — Makes 10 mL · stamp + 2 heads · A$79.95. Best if you like mixing at home and want the stamp included.
- SKE10 — Eye Contour Serum + Micro-Infusion Stamp — 10 mL ready-to-use · stamp + 2 heads · A$119.95. Ready out of the box; no mixing step.
- SKE10R — Eye Contour Serum Refill — 10 mL serum + 2 heads · A$69.95. For when you already have the stamp and just need more serum and fresh heads.
Shop the full set on the Eye Contour product page, or browse everything on our skincare page.
Why brow bone only
The moving eyelid is thin, mobile and close to the eye. Product that lands on the lid can migrate into the eye and feel uncomfortable. The brow bone is a stable ridge above the crease — a safer, clearer place to stamp a light amount for the look of the upper eye contour and the outer corners.
- Do: stamp lightly along the brow bone and the outer corner area.
- Don't: stamp on the moving lid, the lash line, or the under-eye waterline.
- Don't: get product in the eyes. If anything gets in, rinse with water and stop using until comfortable again.
Those rules are on every Eye Contour listing for a reason. Follow them every time.
How to apply with the stamp
- Wash your hands. Cleanse the face and pat dry.
- If you're using the DIY kit, mix the serum as directed on the kit and let it settle before first use.
- Load a small amount of serum onto a clean stamp head — a light film is enough. You do not need to soak it.
- Starting at the inner brow bone, stamp gently along the brow toward the outer corner. Use light pressure; this is topical placement, not a firm massage.
- Optional: a light stamp at the outer corner for the look of crow's feet, still keeping clear of the lash line and the eye itself.
- Let the serum settle for a minute before the next face step. Replace heads when they wear or look dirty; each kit and ready-made pack includes two heads, and refills include two more.
Never share stamp heads. Keep the bottle and heads clean and capped when not in use.
How often — morning vs night
Once a day is enough for most people. Night is a popular choice because you can leave the serum to settle without makeup. Morning use is fine too if you prefer — just wait until it has settled, then finish with moisturiser if you need one and sunscreen. Daily sunscreen still matters for skin that looks its best.
If your skin is sensitive, start every second day for the first week. More stamping is not better; a light, consistent amount beats heavy pressure.
Kit vs ready-made vs refill
- Choose the DIY kit (SKE10K) if you already enjoy our other DIY peptide kits and want the lower entry price with the stamp included.
- Choose ready-made (SKE10) if you want 10 mL ready to use and the stamp in one purchase — simplest first order.
- Choose the refill (SKE10R) once you own a stamp and just need serum plus two fresh heads.
All three use the same brow-bone-only rule. The difference is mixing vs ready-to-use, and whether the stamp is in the box.
Layering with face peptides
Keep the Eye Contour step separate from your main face serums so product does not wander toward the eye.
- GHK-Cu, Argireline, SNAP-8, Matrixyl: use on the face as usual (see our peptide skincare routine, plus the Argireline and Matrixyl guides). Do the Eye Contour stamp on the brow bone as its own step.
- Order tip: cleanse → Eye Contour stamp → face serums/creams on the rest of the face → sunscreen in the morning. Or do face peptides first and Eye Contour last, as long as you keep fingers and product away from the lids.
- Don't mix Eye Contour serum into a face cream and then spread toward the eyes — you lose control of where it lands.
Patch test first
Patch test 24 hours before first use. Apply a small amount to the inside of your forearm or behind the ear. If that looks fine, try a light stamp on one brow bone only the next day. Stop if you notice ongoing redness, itching or swelling. Our patch testing guide walks through a careful first-use approach for peptide products.
FAQ
Can I stamp on the eyelid?
No. Stamp along the brow bone only — never on the moving lid. Keep clear of the lash line and avoid contact with the eyes.
What's the difference between the kit, ready-made and refill?
The DIY kit (SKE10K) makes 10 mL and includes the stamp and two heads. Ready-made (SKE10) is 10 mL serum plus stamp and two heads, no mixing. The refill (SKE10R) is 10 mL serum and two heads for a stamp you already own.
How often should I replace the stamp heads?
Replace them when they look worn, dirty or bent. Kits and ready-made packs include two heads; refills include two more. Don't share heads between people.
Can I use Eye Contour with GHK-Cu or SNAP-8 on my face?
Yes. Keep Eye Contour on the brow bone as its own step, and use your face peptides on the rest of the face. Don't drag face product into the eye area.
Is this an injectable or a medical device?
No. It is a topical cosmetic serum with a micro-infusion stamp for skincare use only. It is not for injection and is not a treatment for any medical condition.
Can I use it under makeup?
Yes, once the serum has settled. Use a light amount, wait a minute, then apply makeup as usual — still keeping product off the moving lid.
What if product gets in my eye?
Rinse with clean water and stop using until your eye feels comfortable again. Next time, use less product on the stamp and stay strictly on the brow bone.
Browse the full range, including Eye Contour, on our skincare page.
For topical cosmetic use only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Stamp along the brow bone only — never on the moving lid. Avoid contact with eyes; patch test 24 hours before use. — The Ultimate Performance Team
Every peptide we use is independently lab-tested for identity and purity before it goes into our creams and serums. For laboratory research materials, see Ultimate Peps; lab testing is available from QLD Analytical (Queensland, Australia).