Skeyndor's Eternal Icy Eye Cream is an anti-wrinkle eye cream for aging skin and those experiencing signs of aging in the eye contour area. It improves the skin's natural development and structure, resulting in more even skin texture and suppleness around the eye contour area.
Size: 15 ml
Skin Type & Condition: For all skin types, especially mature, wrinkled, flaccid and dull skins
Features & Benefits:
Size: 15 ml
Skin Type & Condition: For all skin types, especially mature, wrinkled, flaccid and dull skins
Features & Benefits:
- Leave your eyes looking fresher, firmer and more radiant skin with the Eternal Icy Eye Cream containing Apple Stem Cells and pure water from Swiss Glaciers.
- Wake up your eye contour and transform crows feet with the help of Plant Stem Cells and Swiss Glacier Water.
- This Icey Eye cream has a detoxifying effect on the eye area whilst also rebuilding and recovering the skin from not only external aggressors and damage but the natural effects of time.
- Perfect if you are looking for fresher, firmer and more radiant eyes. Suitable for day and night.
- Plant Origin Stem Cell Nanoliposomes - Promotes the production of epidermal stem cells and protects them against environmental stress such as UV rays
- Hamamelis Virginiana Flower Water - Toning effect on the skin's surface
- Buckwheat - Vegetal extract with draining properties, strengthens capillary walls, reducing hemorrhaging and increasing microcirculation
- Lavender Extract - Anti-wrinkle effect on deep wrinkles and expression lines. Softens the skin's surface and reduces the skin's ability to contract.
- Oat Kernel -Has a calming effect
- Swiss Glacier Water - Reinforced with liposomes of pure water from Swiss glaciers. It leaves the eyes looking fresher, more radiant and sensual
Usage Instructions:
- After cleansing, apply a thin layer of cream and gently massage in circular motions to areas of wrinkles
Ingredients:
Apple phytosterols, oil soluble lavender extract, Nikko VCIP Vitamin C, oil soluble marine fennel extract, liposomes of water from Swiss glaciers