Snail Mucin Eye Cream for Dewy Hydration

Name: Snail Mucin Eye Cream for Dewy Hydration
Brand: Bime Beauty
Price: 49 USD
Availability: InStock

Hydrating eye cream with snail mucin and glycerin

By Bime Beauty · Made in the USA

$49

Free US shipping. Sales tax added at checkout where it applies.

$49 · ships in 2 days

In stock in the US. Ships within 2 business days, arrives in 3–7, tracked.

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Best for: Everyday skin care for the delicate eye area

Details

A lightweight eye cream for anyone who wants a hydrated, supple look around the eyes. Water and glycerin form a refreshing base that helps replenish moisture in the delicate eye area.

Formulated with water as its base
Glycerin supports deep hydration
Snail mucin is included in the formula
Made in the United States

Why we picked it

A made-in-USA eye cream built on water, glycerin, and snail mucin for hydration.

Delivery and returns

Ships from a US warehouse within 2 business days, tracked; delivery usually takes 3–7 business days. Free shipping on orders over $39; $6.95 below that. Returns accepted within 30 days on unused items in their original packaging; return postage is paid by you unless the item arrived damaged or not as described.

Questions people ask

What are the main ingredients?
Water, glycerin, and snail mucin. Water forms the base, glycerin supports hydration, and snail mucin is included for its regenerative properties.

Size and measurements

One size.

Ingredients, as printed on the label

Listed in the maker's order, which US labels give by descending weight down to 1 percent. Linked names open our glossary; the rest are not in it yet.

* Water: The foundation of our formula
providing a refreshing and hydrating base. * Glycerin: A skin-replenishing agent
promoting skin renewal and reducing fine lines and wrinkles

Made in the USA, as stated by the supplier.

No FDA or CPSC recall on record for this brand or product in the list we hold (checked Nov 15, 2026). That is a statement about the recall list, not a safety rating; if a product causes a reaction, stop using it.