• Water (aqua): The main base of most cosmetic formulas, used as solvent and vehicle for other ingredients.
• Glycerin (glycerin): A natural moisturizer that helps keep moisture in the skin, leaving it soft and hydrated.
• Caprylic/Capríco triglyceride (Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride): A light coconut derived oil, known for its ability to hydrate the skin without leaving a fatty sensation.
• Chicory root oligosaccharides (Cichorium intybus root oligosaccharides): They can act as prebiotics, helping to feed the beneficial bacteria in the skin and promoting a healthy skin barrier.
• Butylene Glycol: This ingredient can act as a moisturizer and solvent, helping to maintain moisture in the skin and improving the texture of the product.
• Hyaluronic acid (sodium hyaluronate): Known for its ability to retain its weight in water up to 1000 times, providing intense hydration and filling the fine lines.
• Oligopeptide-2 (oligopeptide-2): It can have regenerative and revitalizing properties, helping to improve the general appearance of the skin.
• Nphelium lappaceum (Neplelium lappaceum leaf extract) sheet extract extract): Rich in antioxidants, this extract helps protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals and promote a more radiant complexion.
• Sclerotio rubber (Sclerotium gum): A thickening and stabilizing agent that helps to give body and texture to cosmetic formulations.
• Caesalpinia Spinos rubber: Another natural rubber that can act as a thickening and stabilizing agent, improving the consistency of the product and facilitating its application.
• They pulled: A filmogen agent that can form a protective layer on the skin, helping to retain moisture and providing a temporary tensioning effect.
• Xantana Rubber (Xanthan Gum): A thickening and stabilizing agent used to improve the texture and consistency of cosmetic products.
• Silica (silica): Known for its mattifying and absorbent oil properties, this ingredient helps reduce brightness and keep matte skin for a longer time.
• Lisolecitin (Lysolechin): A natural emulsifier that helps stabilize formulas and improve the absorption of other ingredients.
• Maltodextrin (maltodextrin): You can act as a thicker agent and provide a soft and silky sensation on the skin.
• Sodium surfactine (sodium surfactin): A tense agent that can help clean the skin by eliminating dirt and excess fat.
• Glycerilo Caprilate (Glyceryl Caprylate): A ester derived from glycerin and caprilic acid, used as a conditioning agent and emollient in cosmetic products.
• Glycerilo Undecilenato (Glyceryl undecylenate): A ester derived from castor oil, used as a conditioning agent and preservative in cosmetic products.
• Tocoferol (Tocopherol): Also known as vitamin E, this antioxidant helps protect the skin from the damage caused by free radicals and UV rays.
• Beta-Sitterol: A plant sterol with anti -inflammatory and regenerating properties that helps to calm the skin and promote healing.
• Escualeno (Squalene): A light oil derived from olive oil or sugarcane, known for its ability to hydrate and soften the skin without obstructing pores.
• Soybean oil (Glycine Soja Oil): Rich in fatty and antioxidant acids, this oil helps hydrate and nurture the skin, leaving it soft and flexible.
• Calcium gluconate (calcium gluconate): You can act as a chelating and antioxidant agent, helping to stabilize cosmetic formulas and prevent the oxidation of ingredients.
• Gluconolactone (gluconolactone): A soft polyhydroxy acid (PHA) that can help exfoliate the skin, leaving it softer and luminous.
• Sodium phytoat (sodium phytate): A natural chelating agent that helps stabilize cosmetic formulas and prevent the oxidation of ingredients.
• Sodium hydroxide (sodium hydroxide): Used to adjust the pH of cosmetic products and maintain skin acid-base balance.
• Sodium levulinate (sodium levulinate): A natural preservative that helps prevent the growth of microorganisms in cosmetic products.
• Sodium anisate (sodium anisate): Another natural preservative with antimicrobial properties that helps maintain the freshness of cosmetic products.
• Benzyl alcohol (benzyl alcohol): A soft preservative used in cosmetic products to prevent the proliferation of microorganisms.
• Sodium benzoate (sodium benzoate): A widely used preservative in cosmetic products to prevent the proliferation of bacteria and fungi.
• Perfume (parfum): Provides fragrance to the product, adding a pleasant sensory experience.
• Alcohol: A solvent commonly used in cosmetics to help dissolve other ingredients and improve the texture of products.

Improve your look instantly with Radiance Eyes Serum

Immerse yourself in luxury with Radiance Eyes Serum, an elixir designed to transform your eyes and rejuvenate your gaze. As soon as you apply it, you will notice that freshness that longs for your gaze and thanks to its natural ingredients you will see results in each application.

Hydration and anti -aging:

• Hyaluronic acid: It infuses the skin with deep hydration, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
• Nphelium lappaceum leaf extract and achicorious root: Rich in antioxidants, they revitalize the skin, revealing a luminous and youthful look.

Calm and protection:

• Glycerin and chamomile extract: They hydrate and calm the area around the eyes, reducing swelling and irritation.
• Beta-Sitterol and Tocoferol (Vitamin E): Nourish and protect against environmental damage.

With Radiance Eyes Serum, each application is a rejuvenation ritual, transforming your eyes into the focus of a dazzling beauty.

Step 1: Preparation

Start with clean and dry skin around the eyes. Make sure you have eliminated any makeup or residue of previous products using your favorite facial cleaner.

Step 2: Application

With the tip of the ring finger, it deposits a small amount of serum, the size of a grain of rice, in the finger yolk.

Step 3: Distribution

Gently distribute the serum between the fingers of both hands to heat the product and activate its ingredients.

Step 4: Application in the ocular zone

With soft and light touches, apply the serum around the eye contour, starting from the orbital bone to the area where the expression lines appear.

Step 5: Soft massage

Use circular and ascending movements with the fingertips to delicately massage the serum in the skin. Pay special attention to the areas where wrinkles and fine lines are concentrated.

Step 6: Absorption

Let the serum be completely absorbed in the skin before applying other products on the ocular zone.

Step 7: Daily routine

Radiance Eyes Serum applies twice a day, in the morning and at night, as part of your skin care routine. Combine it with your moisturizer and daily sunscreen to get better results.

With this simple and delicate mode of employment, Radiance Eyes Serum becomes the perfect ally to reveal a luminous and rejuvenated look, day after day.