A sample of Blepharo-Rich, a nourishing eye cream for dry and mature skin, filling wrinkles and fine lines.
Blepharo-Rich Eye Cream Mini Dose
2 ml
£8.00
How it Works
Blepharo-Rich Eye Cream visibly fills wrinkles, nourishes, moisturises and smooths out the skin fighting the first signs of ageing and the negative effects of stress, pollution and UV-exposure.
Jojoba oil nourishes, protects and heals micro-injuries in the skin. Squalane restores the healthy amount of lipids in the skin keeping it firm and nourished. Niacinamide stimulates all vital processes in the cells, from collagen synthesis to toxin removal. The unique probiotic Alteromonas ferment filtrate, an innovative ingredient with a pronounced rejuvenating effect, activates the syntheses of youthful protein called filaggrin, protective mantle’s lipids and hyaluronic acid in the deep layers of the epidermis. The skin’s ability to retain moisture improves massively making it smoother and more elastic. Powerful peptide complex Syn-TACKS is able to restore the skin’s structure and cell communication preventing age-related changes in a natural way without drawing from vital cell reserves. Research has proven that Syn-TACKS increases the syntheses of vital proteins and youthful collagen.
Blepharo-Rich is a dream eye wrinkles cream if you’re prone to dryness in your under-eye area. Free of any irritants, it’s microbiome friendly and based on new peptides, organic oils and probiotic to help minimize fine lines and hydrate deeply, so your skin is left silky smooth.
AQUA (WATER), CYCLOPENTASILOXANE, DIMETHICONE, PEG-8, POLYMETHYL METHACRYLATE, SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS (JOJOBA) SEED OIL, ACACIA SENEGAL GUM, MICA, ACRYLATES/C10-30 ALKYL ACRYLATE CROSSPOLYMER, NIACINAMIDE, PHENOXYETHANOL, CYCLOHEXASILOXANE, DIMETHICONOL, GLYCERIN, HYDROXYETHYL ACRYLATE/SODIUM ACRYLOYLDIMETHYL TAURATE COPOLYMER, SQUALANE, RHIZOBIAN GUM, PVP, CHLORPHENESIN, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, CI 77891 (TITANIUM DIOXIDE), DISODIUM EDTA, POLYSORBATE 60, CI 77491 (IRON OXIDES), SORBITAN ISOSTEARATE, ALTEROMONAS FERMENT EXTRACT, PHENETHYL ALCOHOL, PALMITOYL DIPEPTIDE-5 DIAMINOBUTYROYL HYDROXYTHREONINE, PALMITOYL DIPEPTIDE-5 DIAMINOHYDROXYBUTYRATE.
How to Use
Wash your face and use serum as usual. If you’re using any of Meder Beauty Science targeted care, apply concentrate and mask before the eye cream, too. Apply a small amount of Blepharo-Rich Eye Cream to the eye area, massage gently with your fingertips until absorbed. Use daily, morning and night. If you feel that you need more active eye care, precede with Blepharo-Light Eye Cream.
How it Works
Jojoba oil nourishes, protects and heals micro-injuries in the skin.
Squalane restores the healthy amount of fatty acids in the skin and compensates for the deficit of skin’s own squalane.
Niacinamide stimulates all metabolic processes in the cells, from collagen synthesis to toxin removal.
Alteromonas ferment filtrate is an innovative ingredient with a pronounced rejuvenating effect. It activates the synthesis of a vital protein responsible for the youthful look of the skin, filaggrin. Alteromonas ferment filtrate increases the production of protective mantle’s lipids and of hyaluronic acid in the deep layers of the epidermis. The skin’s ability to retain moisture improves massively making it smother and more elastic. The uncomfortable tight sensation is relieved as well as the skin’s proneness to redness and irritation.
Syn-TACKS is a new peptide complex able to penetrate the skin easily due to the small molecular weight. It is able to restore the damaged connection between dermis and epidermis and improve the cell communication. Ageing and stress upset the synthetic processes in the skin and lead to the loss of its structure. The skin becomes thin, flaccid and uneven; wrinkles appear. Restoring the cell communication and the skin’s structure prevents age-related changes in a natural way without drawing from vital cell reserves. Research has proved that Syn-TACKS increases the syntheses of vital proteins: laminin V, integrin and “young” types of collagen: IV, VII and XVII.
