A lightweight, hydrating and illuminating eye cream infused with peptide complex Matrixyl 3000 and other powerhouse ingredients to reduce the look of fine lines, dark circles and under-eye puffiness while helping protect against the harmful effects of blue light.

• WHAT IT DOES:
• This silky lightweight cream is a hydrating and brightening formula infused with peptide complex Matrixyl 3000 and ingredients like aloe vera, purslane extract and sunflower seed oil to reduce the look of fine lines, dark circles and under-eye puffiness
• This unique blend helps protect skin against damage from everyday encounters with blue light and environment stressors
• The built-in hygienic brush applicator is ideal for applying and blending in the delicate eye area
• Cruelty free
• KEY INGREDIENTS:
• Matrixyl 3000 is a powerhouse peptide complex that decreases the look of wrinkles while visibly improving tone and elasticity over time
• Aloe vera deeply moisturizes to visibly relieve swelling and puffiness
• Helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, which is very high in vitamin E, acts as an emollient to help trap moisture and maintain hydration; it also helps prevent damage caused by blue light and fights premature aging of skin
• Rhodiola rosea root extract helps increase circulation and cell turnover, reducing the appearance of fine lines
• Populus tremuloides (aspen) bark extract is an antioxidant that promotes smoothness and helps calm the skin
• HOW TO USE:
• Slowly twist the bottom of the GrandeREVIVE bottle to fill the hygienic brush applicator with product
• Use the brush to apply a small amount to clean, dry under-eye area
• Gently blend in using the brush or tap with your fingers around your entire eye area
• For maximum results, apply twice daily in the morning and evening
• Use with GrandeLASH-MD Lash Enhancing Serum
• RESULTS:
• After 28 days:
• 91% felt it smooths fine lines*
• 88% felt it reduced signs of fatigue*
• 88% felt it reduced the appearance of visible signs of aging around the eyes*
• *Based on a 28-day consumer study on 30 subjects; results will vary