CALM AND COOL WITH HEALING AND SOOTHING CHAMOMILE

Beautiful Chamomile is native to Asia, Europe, Australia and North America, and is of the Matricaria chamomilla L. family, a calming plant with anti inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. This bright happy flower blooms during the early summer months and its healing power is of ancient tradition used by the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians to treat wounds and promote healing.
An antioxidant powerhouse the chamomile flower contains Chamazulene, an aromatic chemical compound with potent anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antispasmodic qualities which speeds up cell and tissue regeneration, supports the tightening of pores and helps to calm and cool swelling making it a very gentle remedy for reducing puffiness and retention of water around the delicate eye area.
It's antioxidant power provides further exceptional support protecting the skin from free-radical damage helping to slow down the ageing process which typically first manifests with loss of structure around the more vulnerable eye area - with it's much thinner tissue than any other part of the body - thereby helping to minimise and prevent deterioration in this area such as dark circles and the formation of fine lines.

TONE AND LIFT WITH ANCIENT ANTIOXIDANT ALOE VERA GOODNESS

Aloe Vera contains vitamin E and essential amino acids and has an anti-inflammatory effect on tissues. It supports the regulation of circulation in the blood, and has a calming and regenerative action that encourages the creation of new cells.
Highly penetrative, Aloe Vera can nourish up to three layers in the skin, with vitamins, minerals, plant proteins and essential amino acids so that the dermis returns to its optimal balance and performance which supports a toned and revitalised appearance.
The dense mineral and vitamin nutritional content provides active antioxidant protection against the damaging effects of free radicals which can weaken skin structure and target the most delicate skin of the body which is the fine area around the eyes. 

Additionally its anti-fungal and antibacterial properties can help to prevent or reduce the build-up of toxins, allergens or infections that can lead to swelling and water retention which also typically manifests in the eye area due to its delicate structure.

This combined antioxidant, anti-fungal and antibacterial benefit is specifically beneficial to the complex network of capillaries serving the eye function and for regulating the sub-dermal activities that prevent seasonal reaction, irritation and symptoms of stress; providing outstanding rebalancing support for the particular care and maintenance of optimal eye health. 

RESTORE AND REBALANCE WITH POWERHOUSE HEALER KAKADU PLUM

A restorative healer of the most ancient traditional medicine, the Kakadu Plum is native to Australia and used historically by the indigenous peoples of Australia for its exceptional healing properties.
With the highest recorded presence of natural Vitamin C of any plant known to science, the Kakadu Plum contains up to 75 times more vitamin C than the average Citrus fruit and as such exhibits considerable regenerative effects due to Vitamin C's core role in stimulating the growth of collagen which in turn promotes skin suppleness and helps maintain resilience.

This is particularly advantageous to the eye area which has a very fine structure and the thinnest skin layer of the body. Loss of structure in this area may be considerably minimised with the regeneration of new healthier cells through the collagen-boosting action of the fruit helping to preserve against typical hazards to which the area may be prone such as swelling, discolouration and wrinkling.
Kakadu Plum contains the antioxidant phenolic acid - gallic acid - which is a natural nutrient that delivers antioxidant protection against free radical damage triggered by daily environmental exposure to the sun, pollution and toxins and further supports resilience around the sensitive eye area and provides resistance to symptoms of seasonal stress such as redness, itchiness and irritation.