Eye Serum "Rose Otto" Dr. Organic Bioactive Skincare Rose Otto Eye Serum
15 ml
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Age:
30+
Brand: Dr. Organic
Line: bioactive skincare
Product Type: eye serum
Product Properties: anti first signs of aging, moisturizing, smoothing
Volume: 15 ml
Ingredients: rose, rose water, salicylic acid
Makeup Feature: animal-friendly
Special Certificates: cruelty free
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: organic
Skin Type: all types
Country: Great Britain
Made in: Great Britain
The delicate skin around the eyes is prone to early wrinkles, which can add years to your appearance. Dr. Organic's organic serum meticulously hydrates the skin, enriching it with nutrients and vitamins. Thanks to the inclusion of pure organic Rose Otto essential oil in combination with a blend of plant oils, including sweet almond, calendula, and passionflower, this serum intensely rejuvenates the skin, effectively nourishes, hydrates, and makes it soft, smooth, radiant, and plump, lightens the delicate skin around the eyes, and stimulates collagen production. It is ideally suited as a particularly valuable nightly eye care routine after cleansing. The product is unscented.
Features of Dr. Organic Bioactive Skincare Rose Otto Eye Serum:
- quickly absorbs without leaving a sticky film
- free from harmful health components;
- unscented;
- economical to use;
- suitable for daily application;
- recommended for use after the age of 30;
- provides a comprehensive anti-aging effect.-
Apply to the cleansed skin around the eyes.
This serum is amazing. You can see the effect right after the first use. It instantly provides noticeable moisturization. I really like the effect it has on the skin. It leaves the skin feeling delicate and soft.
This serum is my savior! After several applications, it's noticeable how fine wrinkles become less visible and the skin becomes smoother.
Excellent serum) It absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy film. The skin around the eyes has become much softer, and the wrinkles seem to have smoothed out.