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Crystal ClearWrinkle Erase Eye Pads will refresh your clients’ looks in a blink of an eye. This two-part system involves using an activator solution on pads impregnated with Chitosan, an extract from Shellfish, to create an insoluble jelly-like film that attaches itself to the skin and interacts with proteins and fats, allowing the active ingredients to penetrate deeply. Caffeine is also included for its ability to stimulate the microcirculation and reduce dark shadows.


• Crystal Clear: 0844 774 3941


BeautyLab Instant Renewal Eye Complex is a gentle anti-ageing eye cream that will lift and restore the delicate eye area with immediate results, reducing fine lines and wrinkles thanks to its light diffusing technology. Key ingredients include Green Algae, which relaxes muscles through the reduction of mechanical constraints and has a replumping effect on the skin (increase of Collagen III), and offers in depth hydration and protection of cells (anti-radical activity).


• BeautyLab: 0844 324 0801


This four-dimensional eye cream immediately brightens dark circles while diminishing the look of expression lines, wrinkles and puffiness. Use in the morning for instant brightening and follow in the evening with Hydropepetide Uplift Eye, which immediately soothes and comforts tired, sensitive eyes while minimising the appearance of crêpiness, puffiness, fine lines and wrinkles.


• Bio Active Beauty: 01753 830 931


Oe Organic Elements offer a 30 minute ‘Eye Rescue Therapy’ treatment that is great for tired eyes that may be showing obvious signs of ageing i.e. dark circles, lines and puffiness. The treatment procedure includes, cleansing, pressure point massage, a detoxifying eye mask, cold stones and the application of Eye Rescue Gel to finish. The organic ingredients of Hammamelis, Cammomile, and Rose Water contained in the Organic Elements Eye Mask are excellent for toning, refreshing, reducing puffiness and are anti- inflammatory.


• Oe Organic Elements: 0845 230 1581


The new Sothys’ High Protection Eye Professional treatment has been specifically designed for the eye contour area, helping to immediately diminish signs of fatigue and ageing. The treatment involves a thorough cleansing of the eye area followed by an application of Age-defying Eye Serum using anti-wrinkle pinching movements along the furrows of the wrinkles. Phase two sees the introduction of relaxation and remodelling movements with the modelling porcelains, meanwhile phase three involves the application of the Tensor Mask along with Eye Contour patches to help promote a smoother, younger looking eye area. The treatment is completed with the Multi-Action Eye Contour and Face cream, which can be adapted to skin type.


• Sothys: 0845 604 6510


Living Nature’s certified natural Firming Eye Cream draws on the potent skin- beneficial properties of nutrient-rich active Manuka Honey, which is included for its natural ability to attract and retain moisture, flooding the eye area with vital hydration and much-needed nourishment, and Harakeke, a New Zealand Flax plant, which helps to boost the hydrating power of Firming Eye Cream and also soothes and cools the skin to reduce redness and puffiness.


• Living Nature: 0845 250 8455


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