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Repêchage’s Vita Cura®


Opti-Lift Serum uses a


three-dimensional biopolymer from Pure Almond Protein to instantly lift out the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, providing clients with immediate results. The Hexapeptide-8 ingredient also helps to diminish the appearance of crow’s feet around the eyes, as well as other signs of ageing.


• Repêchage: 1800 937 140


Designed for capillary, sensitive skin, the Capilar Intense Eye and Lip Cream from Dr Irena Eris helps to minimise the appearance of dilated capillaries, whilst evening out the skin tone. The product contains Soy and Rice proteins, which work together to improve microcirculation, ultimately reducing puffiness under the eyes.


• Dr Irena Eris / Skincare PRO: 085 861 7133


Voya’s newly released Visage Awakening Eye Mask is a masque for sensitive skin. The all natural, botanical ingredients work together to soothe and brighten the skin around the eye area whilst protecting the skin and strengthening cellular structure. With Green Tea extract and Seabuckthorn, the eye area will be hydrated and under- eye bags will be diminished.


• Voya: 071 916 1872


The Lift Effect Gel from Matis is a fresh, light gel which tones the eye area. One pump of this product can be used for both eyes, applied using small massage movements to improve circulation. The formula helps to lift the eyelids and smooth out heavy lines, ultimately providing your client with brighter, younger looking eyes.


• Star Products International: 01 460 5055


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