Pigmentclar Eye Cream for Dark Circles

• Eye cream for dark circles reduces the look of under-eye discolorations
• Light reflective pigments instantly brighten the eye contour
• Cooling metal applicator helps decongest

Skin Concern:

• Dark circles
• Dull eye area
• Sensitive skin

Skin Type:

• All skin types

KEY INGREDIENTS:

Caffeine: An antioxidant known to help reduce the appearance of under eye bags and dark circles.
Glycerin: Derived from vegetable sources, it's an excellent humectant. It helps hydrate skin by absorbing water from the surrounding environment.
Dimethicone: A silicone-based polymer used as a skin protectant to help reduce water loss.
Niacinamide: A form of vitamin B3, niacinamide is a water soluble vitamin. It is widely used in dermatology for its soothing properties, helping restore skin's moisture barrier, and visibly fading skin discolorations.
Silica: A type of powder with a spherical bead shape that provides a silky feel and soft focus effect. It is lightweight and is able to absorb a significant amount of oil from skin.
Iron Oxides: Mineral pigments that provide a visible tint. Research has suggested iron oxides may also help provide protection against visible light (including blue light).
Phe-Resorcinol: Phenylethyl resorcinol is a synthetic molecule that is used in the Pigmentclar range to help address visible skin discolorations. 
Titanium Dioxide: Also known as a physical or inorganic sunscreen filter and is often recommended for sensitive skin types. It forms a barrier on the skin's surface to help protect against both UVA and UVB rays.
La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water: A soothing water sourced in the town of La Roche-Posay in France and a core ingredient in most of our products. It contains a unique combination of minerals, trace elements, and a high concentration of selenium, a natural antioxidant.

Step 1: Put a pea sized amount onto the metal applicator and use the applicator to apply above and below the eye.

Step 2: Massage from the inside of the eye area, outwards.

Step 3: Use your fingers to pat the eye area until the formula is fully absorbed.