M-61 Hydraboost Eye Concentrate - 48 hour hydrating, firming and smoothing eye concentrate with hyaluronic, vitamin B5 & tamarind

WHAT IT ISThis super-peptide and hyaluronic acid packed eye concentrate provides lasting hydration for up to 48 hours* and helps to visibly firm, smooth and reduce the appearance of lines.Clinically proven results. 97% saw a visible improvement in the moisture content around the eye area 83% showed improvement in eye area smoothness 80% saw a visible reduction in fine lines around the eye area *results based on an independent clinical study of 30 participants over a four week period.BENEFITS Visibly plumps and replenishes the skin's moisture levels. Improvement eye area smoothness. Hydrates and soothes skin for up to 48 hours. Helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Helps to strengthen the delicate eye area. Rich, creamy texture. Fast-absorbing.KEY INGREDIENTSFour peptides and a triple-action hyaluronic acid complex help to visibly firm, smooth and reduce the appearance of lines Vitamin B5 binds water to the skin, helping to replenish the skinNatural tamarind helps to improve elasticity and hydrate while aloe and centella asiatica work to soothe the skin Gluten-free & veganDermatologist & allergy testedParaben & phthalate freeSynthetic fragrance-freeSulfate-freeFree of synthetic dyesNo animal testingHOW TO USEApply with finger tips, patting gently around eye area. Day and/or night.Morning and night, apply with fingertips, gently patting into the eye area. Perfect as a universal eye treatment, that can be used under concealer.Caution: Avoid direct contact with eyes. Rinse with cool water if eye contact should occur.

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