EYE CARE 101
By Kayla Spear · Published September 4, 2019 · Updated February 10, 2025
Beauty-fall! Like a pumpkin spice latte for your primping routine, our newly packaged Revitalizing Eye Cream is perfect for the season. Joanna Vargas Revitalizing Eye Cream Same formula, new bottle.
Beauty-fall! Like a pumpkin spice latte for your primping routine, our newly packaged Revitalizing Eye Cream is perfect for the season.
Same formula, new bottle. Our newly packaged Revitalizing Eye Cream is a one-stop shop for your peepers thanks to the new airless pump feature. So, what exactly does the airless pump do? Helps protect the active ingredients in the formula. As you pump product out, a tiny disc at the bottom pushes the formula up so air does not get into the bottle. The disc also helps to get every single drop out of the bottle so you have no leftover formula and struggle on how to get the product out.
So you pumped it up and now you wanna know what our Revitalizing Eye Cream does? Well, this does-it-all potion helps to plump skin, soften lines, and reduce the appearance of dark circles. We formulated our eye cream with protective, soothing and restorative ingredients to reveal youthful-looking, refreshed eyes.
Key Ingredients
- Sweet Potato
- Avocado Oil
- Shea & Cocoa Butter
- Antioxidants
How to Apply
After cleansing the skin, massage a dime size amount with your ring finger around the eye area in both your morning and night skincare routines. Suitable for all skin types and tones.
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