Dual-action peptides and adaptogenic extracts deliver an immediate lifting effect for the eye area
Reduces visible signs of aging such as fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of elasticity
Moisturizing blend with quinoa seed extract, matcha, and vitamin E soothes and hydrates dry skin
Clinically proven to visibly firm and tighten skin without stiffness or tightness
Vegan, cruelty-free, paraben-free, and free from artificial colors and fragrances
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recommended for:
all skin types
dryness and dehydration
fine lines and wrinkles
loss of firmness and elasticity
Skin around the eyes is 10 times thinner than elsewhere on your face and more vulnerable to accelerated aging. Yet most eye treatments haven't been designed for use on the eyelid, ignoring the drooping and sagging lids that
Product Form
Cream
Volume
15 ml
Dispenser Type
Pump bottle or tube
Active Ingredients
Peptides, adaptogenic extracts (astragalus, electric daisy flower, CoQ10, quinoa seed extract, matcha, vitamin E, pro vitamin B5)
Suitable for Skin Type
All skin types, including mature and aging
Certifications
Vegan, cruelty-free, Leaping Bunny, PETA, paraben-free, no artificial colors or fragrance
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4.6
43 ratings
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Fantastic
The first eye cream I’ve ever used where I can actually see a difference!
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Kelly · 9 days ago
Phyto nature lifting eye cream
Skin feels soft, moisturizer I’ve been using this product for approximately 3 weeks I see small improvements at this time.
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Karen · August 5, 2026
Not getting good results.
I don’t know if I possibly got a bad batch, or if my skin just doesn’t work with this formula. I use other eye lifting serums and have always had good results. I read the reviews on this one and thought I would try…even though it is much more expensive…perhaps it would be even better. I find it isn’t working at all for me. I’ve been using it for a couple weeks now and about to order my usual brand as I feel like I’m regressing and my eyelids are dropping more. I’ll keep using this until it runs out though. Maybe I need to use it longer? Unsure.