LIFTACTIV SUPREME - Peaux sèches

Shares caffeine and titanium dioxide for brightening/depuffing, but Vichy's formula is a rich occlusive night-eye-cream built on shea butter, beeswax, and silicone emollients for dry skin, while Garnier is a lighter gel-cream with niacinamide and no beeswax/oil-rich base.

Only caffeine and titanium dioxide overlap; Origins leans on ginseng, algae extracts, and niacinamide for brightening rather than Vichy's rich occlusive/silicone-and-wax texture for dry skin.

Shares caffeine and citric acid, but Kiehl's formula is protein/hyaluronic-acid based for de-puffing, lacking Vichy's adenosine, beeswax, and rich occlusive base for dry skin.

Shares only titanium dioxide and citric acid as minor overlaps; Ole Henriksen is a vitamin-C brightening formula (ascorbic acid derivatives, glutathione) with no caffeine or adenosine, missing Vichy's core anti-aging actives.

Only caffeine and citric acid overlap; Yves Rocher is a lightweight roll-on gel with plant extracts and no adenosine, wax, or rich emollients matching Vichy's dry-skin eye cream.