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Benefits

• Suitable for sensitive skin.
• Packed full of vitamins, essential fatty acids, proteins, amino acids and antioxidants to fully nourish and protect your skin.
• Contains trans-retinoic acid which thickens the translucent under-eye skin (making it harder to see the dark blood vessels below) and lightens melanin that makes circles more prominent.
• Contains alfalfa which helps to lighten under eye circles.
• Contains aloe vera which is an astringent that induces contractions in the skin, toning and firming the skin.
• Can be used with sunscreen
• Since it reduces redness, gives you a uniform complexion and helps to eliminate blemishes it can eliminate the need for foundation make up.
• Can be used as a primer – allows make up to go on smoother and last longer.

This product will:

• Reduce redness.
• Brighten your complexion.
• Balance your skin tone and can give you a uniform complexion.
• Firm the skin around your eyes.
• Reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
• Help lighten dark circles under your eyes.
• Reduce any puffiness and sagging skin under or around your eyes.
• Prevent premature ageing of your skin since it contains powerful anti-inflammatories.
• Keep your skin well hydrated and increase its elasticity.
• Rejuvenate your skin by regenerating new skin cell growth.
• Increase collagen production in the dermis layer of your skin.
• Protect your skin from the effects of UV radiation, environmental pollution and oxidative stress.

Directions for use

Apply in the morning and evening to cleansed skin around the eyes and gently massage into the skin.If using sunscreen, apply sunscreen approximately 5 minutes after this cream has been applied.

Aqua, Sweet Almond Oil, Vegetable Glycerin, Coconut Oil, Calendula Extract, Cetearyl Alcohol (Vegetable Oil), Shea Butter, Aloe Vera Extract, Cetyl Alcohol (Vegetable Oil), Natural Vitamin E Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Organic Rosehip Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Alfalfa Extract.Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients or have a nut allergy.

Aloe Vera, Shea Butter, Almond Oil and Coconut Oil – These are packed full of vitamins, essential fatty acids, proteins, amino acids, lecithin and antioxidants which are essential for skin regeneration and maintaining youthful skin.Natural Vitamin E Oil – Scientific studies have shown that topically applied vitamin E has numerous skin care benefits.It is a very effective antioxidant and protects the skin from environmental pollution and oxidative stress.It has a protecting action against UV radiation – although it cannot be classed as a sunscreen. It is an excellent moisturiser.It contains a powerful anti-inflammatory action which prevents premature ageing (inflammatory conditions in the skin are a leading cause of skin ageing).It also has excellent wound healing properties.Calendula Extract – Studies have shown that calendula is cytophylactic and replaces previously damaged and mature skin with new healthy skin.Cytophylactic ingredients are especially beneficial in skin care for ageing and mature skin and stimulate the generation of new cells, which will aid in preserving the health of the skin.It is also an astringent which induces contractions in the skin, closing pores, toning and firming the skin.It can reduce the presence of wrinkles by tightening the facial skin, thereby delaying some of the effects of premature ageing.It is a powerful cicatrisant, so it helps the scars and other spots on the skin to fade and vanish.It facilitates blood circulation just below the surface of skin and also helps promote a uniform distribution of melanin.A 2010 study showed that calendula may help protect the skin from sun damage. It helps to keep the skin healthy and youthful looking.Researchers think this is because of the natural antioxidants in calendula that have a natural protective property.Several studies have shown it has amazing anti-inflammatory properties. Inflammation is one of the main causes of skin ageing.Calendula also balances skin tone by increasing sebum production in dry areas and reducing excessive sebum production in oily areas.Rosehip Oil – This has been clinically proven to improve the skins appearance by regenerating skin cells.It is rich in topical trans-retinoic acid (vitamin A) and vitamin C and is used by dermatologists to increase collagen production in the dermis.Dermatologists say retinoic acid is the ‘Gold Standard’ in anti-ageing skin care.Research published in the Journal of Dermatological Science reported that treatment with retinoic acid restored the elastic fibres that keep skin taut and reduced the appearance of wrinkles.Trans-retinoic acid thickens the translucent under-eye skin (making it harder to see the dark blood vessels below) and lightens melanin that makes circles more prominent.Grapeseed Oil – In addition to an ideal viscosity, this oil is extremely rich in beta-carotene and vitamins D, C, E.It also happens to have a concentration of essential fatty acids like palmitic, stearic and linoleic acid.These fatty acids have performed well in clinical anti-wrinkle trials. They have also proven to be effective at minimising the prominence and size of scars.Alfalfa Extract – This contains antioxidants, betacarotene, vitamins C, D, E, and the coagulant, Vitamin K. It also contains various trace minerals, including calcium, potassium, and iron.The antioxidant properties of alfalfa protect skin cells and make it youthful and healthy. It repairs environmental and free radical damage.Alfalfa can help lighten under-eye circles. Fragile capillaries that allow blood to leak into skin are considered one cause of under-eye circles, and vitamin K can reduce this seepage by controlling blood clotting.Daily use of a cream containing vitamin K significantly lightened circles after 4 months in one study.It is also an astringent which induces contractions in the skin, toning and firming the skin.It can reduce the presence of wrinkles by tightening the skin, thereby delaying some of the effects of premature ageing.Beta-carotene is a provitamin A carotenoid, one of two sources of vitamin A.Vitamin A was the first retinol to be used in the therapeutic treatment for skin disorders. It improves tone and elasticity of the skin.Topical application of beta-carotene not only penetrates into the skin, but also results in an increase of retinyl esters – a form of vitamin A in which retinol is stored.Beta-carotene is considered a provitamin because it converts to an active form of vitamin A called retinol, an essential nutrient that can benefit the skin.Human skin is susceptible to injury, disease and sun exposure that can accelerate ageing.Vitamin A can help in wound healing and skin cell turnover for healthier, glowing skin by strengthening tissue and moderating skin renewal.A well-regulated system of vitamin A storage, release and activation keeps these functions in check.