Axis-y - Vegan Collagen Eye Serum - eye serum enclosed in a convenient package with an applicator with an attached metal ball, which remains cool, thus making morning and evening massage with the product more pleasant. The serum contains the titular moisturizing collagen , but also anti-wrinkle adenosine and tightening peptides . Their combination effectively reduces the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles, having a beneficial effect on improving the elasticity and firmness of the epidermis around the eyes. The addition of niacinamide supports the proper functioning of the hydrolipid barrier by stimulating the production of ceramides, and grape fruit extract is a strong antioxidant that delays the skin's aging processes caused by the negative effects of free radicals. As a result, the serum not only leaves the skin moisturized, but its regular use leads to improved firmness of the area under the eyes and reduced oxidative stress. Vegan product.
The product contains:
- collagen - improves the moisture level inside the skin cells and on the surface of the epidermis, gives smoothness and softness,
- adenosine - delays the aging process, has anti-wrinkle properties, accelerates skin regeneration and makes it more elastic,
- niacinamide - strengthens the hydrolipid barrier, soothes redness and inflammation, reduces fine wrinkles, regulates the amount of sebum secretion,
- peptides - have anti-aging effects , support wrinkle reduction, stimulate cell renewal ,
- grape fruit extract - is an antioxidant, supports skin protection against free radicals and delays skin aging processes.
Product action:
- brightens the eye area,
- improves level of hydration,
- reduces the depth of fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes,
- improves skin elasticity,
- soothes any irritations and supports the skin's defence mechanism,
- supports regeneration of epidermis
Our beautician recommends this product for:
- all types of skin under the eyes,
- dry and dehydrated skin,
- sagging skin, lacking elasticity and with visible signs of aging.
