Anti-Aging Eye Serum
KERACELL® Anti-Aging Eye Serum is specially formulated with MHCsc™ Technology with potent peptides and anti-oxidants that help reduce dark circles, puffiness, and helps to reduc...
KERACELL® Anti-Aging Eye Serum is specially formulated with MHCsc™ Technology with potent peptides and anti-oxidants that help reduce dark circles, puffiness, and helps to reduce the appearance of crows feet around the delicate skin of the eye area for more radiant, youthful-looking eyes.
- Minimizes Lines & Wrinkles
- Improves Skin Elasticity
- Stimulates Repair & Renewal
- Helps Eliminate Dark Circles
Apply one pump of Eye Serum to eye contour and pat gently. Allow to dry and then follow with KERACELL® eye cream if desired. For best results, use morning and evening.
MHCsc™ Technology
Human stromal cell–derived conditioned media: the secretome of growth factors and proteins at the heart of every KERACELL formula.
Argireline®
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 — the smoothing peptide named on the label.

Stem cell–derived. Never stem cells.
Every KERACELL formula runs on MHCsc™ — conditioned media capturing the proteins, peptides and growth factors human cells secrete, paired with efficacious levels of proven cosmetic actives.
Read the ScienceFull ingredient list (INCI)
Water/Aqua, Human Stromal Cell Derived Conditioned Media, Propanediol, Glycerin, Propyl Gallate, Gallyl Glucoside, Epigallocatechin Gallatyl Glucoside, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.
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proteins and peptides, identified one by one
MHCsc™ Technology
Human Stromal Cell Derived Conditioned Media
Most conditioned media in this category cite up to 150 proteins, or over 200. MHCsc™ carries more than 540 — and every one of them has been identified by name.
- 01Cultured from more than one human cell source, not one
- 02Identified by liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry
- 03Repair, structure and bounce — what that profile does most
Over 540 proteins and peptides identified by liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry, performed at the Stanford University Proteomics Core Facility. KeraCell White Paper, 2022. Ingredient results, not a finished KERACELL® product.
