Eye + Lip Nourishing Cream

A rich, dense cream specially formulated to repair, de-puff, improve dark circles, dryness, and visibly smooth fine lines and wrinkles.

Dermatologist recommended, this all-in-one treatment uses Peptides to smooth fine lines and wrinkles by stimulating collagen production, Caffeine to diminish puffiness and dark circles, and Hyaluronic Acid for deep hydration. In addition, Vitamin K, Vitamin E and Vitamin C provide antioxidant support and work to improve skin's overall health. Cushiony in texture, this cream absorbs quickly and stays put – no drifting into the eyes or interfering with makeup.

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Why it works

Aloe Vera

Soothes dry, sensitive or irritated skin and helps protect against trans-epidermal water loss

Black Tea
Ferment

A natural-grade fermentation of sweet black tea that boosts skin’s radiance while fighting the effects of aging

Caffeine

A powerful antioxidant with perk-up properties to soothe the skin and fight pollution

Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract

A green tea extract rich in antioxidants that protects and soothes skin

Hyaluronic
Acid

This super molecule is used to preserve skin's ability to bounce back, penetrating deeply to lock in moisture. Naturally occurring in skin, it holds up to 1,000x its weight in water

Peptides

A special blend of Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 & 7 stimulates the regeneration of collagen, renewing skin and reducing lines and wrinkles

Vitamin C

This potent antioxidant helps protect skin from free radicals, photoaging and environmental stress - plus plays a role in collagen synthesis

"This is the very best eye & lip cream. Super hydrating. It’s the best base for under eye concealer and makeup. I love it !!!"

ANNE K.
Customer Review

“A dense cream with a light-diffusing finish that softens the look of fine lines and dark circles; it absorbs quickly and won’t drift into eyes or interfere with makeup."

– Dr. Deanna Mraz Robinson, Dermatologist
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