We can't find that Page.Here's what's trending on Polyvore now.Top Sets Created by Our Members Dress Rachel for the Bachelorette! by lacas Blind Date by ellie366 BRIGHT, BOLD COLORS by erindreamFragile, thin skin around the eyes is the first place to show the signs of ageing. Add alcohol, lack of sleep and a poor diet into the mix and the under-eye area requires some serious TLC. January’s the time to correct December wrongs. We've tested an army of products so you don't have to, and only the ones that really worked made the final cut. 1. Eye Wonder Nutri-Active Eye Serum: £48 for 15ml, Oskia This light formula is packed with peptides, anti-oxidants, plant bio-actives and vitamins in a rose-water base that helps visibly brighten the dark under eye area, as well as reduce puffiness and minimise the look of fine lines instantly and longer term. Soothing, lightweight and refreshing, this one is perfect for sensitive skin and contact lens wearers. Apply a thick layer under the eyes with some ultra-cold cotton wool pads on top, to make a wonderfully relaxing eye treatment that brightens, de-puffs and re-energises tired eyes.
2. No Wrinkles Tired Eyes: £42 for 15ml, This Works I'm yet to find anything from this range that actually doesn't work. The Persian Silk Tree, which stimulates night-time detox to reduce darkness under the eyes. All the usual anti-ageing, line-fighting, puffiness-combatting elements are also found in this powerful serum. It took less than a week of using it to make a real difference in my dark circles – no mean feat with three small children and the Christmas countdown in full swing. 3. Ideal Resource Anti-Dark Circle Eye Illuminator: £39 for 15ml, Darphin This makes a three-pronged attack on eye baggage. First up, instant illuminating technology and a slight tint creates a glow under the eye for that photoshopped look. Collagen-supporting ingredients ensure the eye area is firmed up and so looks less line-prone and tired. Finally, green tea extract and caffeine soothe and refresh for sparkling bright eyes. Use the cooling metallic tip to apply gentle soothing pressure to smooth, massage and encourage drainage and reduce puffiness.
This is a great one for those annoying dark circles that accompany puffy eye bags. 4. Olay Regenerist Luminous Dark Circle Correcting Eye Swirl: £29.99 for 15ml, Boots A nourishing hydrator to smooth out fine lines, this cream also instantly brightens the skin, leaving you with a refreshed, vibrant look. And it evens out skin tone over time – within two weeks, Olay claims skin looks younger and after eight weeks use darker spots and discolouration are less noticeable. With three kids under 10 and a decade of residual tiredness, this cream had some good dark circles to work on and I found in just under a month my eyes definitely looked brighter underneath. 5. Aurabsolu Intense Glow for Eyes Dark Circle Corrector: £29.50 for 15ml, Decleor Instant brightening and illuminating ingredients in this target dark and dull under-eye skin, while the stimulating caffeine helps drainage and vitamins B3 and C protect and brighten over time. But the best part of this one is the light texture – not a rich, weighty cream that can add to heavy-feeling eyes the morning after.
6. Botanicals Kinetics Energizing Eye Creme: £28 for 15ml, Aveda This is one for natural beauty fans. Packed with powerful botanicals, the soothing ayurvedic liquorice root counteracts melanin – the primary culprit for darkening under the eye. While stimulating caffeine reduces puffiness and organic Brazilian cupuacu butter locks in moisture around the delicate eye area to combat ageing. 7. Skyn Iceland Icelandic Relief Eye Pen: £17.50 for 3.97g, Marks and Spencer Innovative circulation-increasing ingredients help lighten under-eye circles, rice peptides help preserve collagen and elastin in the fight against ageing, orange peel reduces puffiness, corron powder brightens and diffuses light under the eye and it's in an ultra-convenient, travel-friendly pen. 8. La Roche-Posay PigmentClar Eyes Dark Circle Skin-Evening Corrector: £24.50 for 15ml, Boots La Roche-Posay is a worldwide leader in dermatological skincare. This product from its Pigment Clar range isn’t a pretty pot to sit on the dressing table, but it works like a dream and has been formulated specifically for sensitive complexions with no beauty irritants like parabens or perfume.
It contains corrective anti-dark spot ingredients, which even-out the skin tone, and brighten dull, grey skin. The metal tapered end is cooling on tired morning eyes and gentle, light-reflecting pigments illuminate under the eye. Short and long term, skin looks more even, luminous and brighter. 9. Yes to Grapefruit Uneven Skin Tone Dark Circle Correcting Eye Cream: £11.99 for 15ml, Boots 95 per cent natural, cruelty-free, fruit and veggie-packed and free from parabens, SLS and phthalates, this affordable, award-winning range is for natural beauty aficionados. The four main ingredients work together to tackle darkness under the eye area. Rich in vitamin C and lycopene, grapefruit evens-out the skin tone and boosts luminosity. Liquorice root is renowned for its inflammation soothing properties on puffiness and combats darkening skin. Antioxidant white tea corrects pigmentation irregularities and star flower fades age spots, freckles and hyper-pigmentation. The Skyn Iceland pen is great for keeping on top of dark circles on the go.
Perfectly named This Works never disappoints and took less than a week to make a difference to my dark eyes. But top of the list is the multi-use Oskia serum that can be applied daily and as a relaxing treatment. IndyBest product reviews are unbiased, independent advice you can trust. On some occasions, we earn revenue if you click the links and buy the products, but we never allow this to bias our coverage. The reviews are compiled through a mix of expert opinion and real-world testingGet the Scoop Join over 70,000 babes who already receive MIDORI updates.Japanese vitamin c injectable supplement with natural ingredients for diet, beauty and health maintenance ITTY INC. US $1-10 10 PacksAdd images here by pressing the + icon on the images.Move over, acai: there's a new Brazilian superstar fruit in town. Camu camu is becoming increasingly popular as a health supplement for its supposed antioxidant properties. But is there something to this rain forest fruit or is it just about the hype?
This isn't a fruit you'll find on a tree or bush in your neighbourhood: camu camu mostly grows in flooded areas of the Amazon rainforest in Peru, Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela, where its fruits and leaves are used for medicinal purposes. Its fruits are about the same size as a lemon, but light orange in colour, and full of vitamin C.Natural health aficionados claim that camu camu has anti-viral properties that can help with cold sores, herpes, shingles, and the common cold. Others say it's a natural energy booster that's great for your eyes and gums. The research on camu camu is still limited, but we've got a round-up of its potential benefits and some hints on including it in your diet. Camu camu is chock full of vitamin C: 60 times more per serving than an orange! A teaspoon of camu camu powder has 1180 per cent of your recommended daily intake for vitamin C, which is important for gum health, among other functions in our body. Valine is an amino acid found in camu camu. It's an essential amino acid, meaning that we must get it in food because our bodies can't produce it.
Valine is used by the body to prevent muscle breakdown and is important for nervous system and cognitive function. Our bodies need potassium for the proper functioning of the heart and kidneys. Camu camu is one way to get it: 71.1 milligrams are found in every 100 grams. This is another essential amino acid found in camu camu, one that our bodies need for muscle and bone tissue growth and recovery and the production of growth hormones.This one is key for digestion: serine helps to break down the bonds in proteins and polypeptides so they can be used by our bodies. Camu camu has several different flavonoids, which are compounds that are found in plants and are part of what gives fruits and vegetables their awesome colours. They mostly function in the body as antioxidants, neutralizing harmful free radicals. Gallic acid is found in camu camu, which is good news because it appears to have anti-fungal and anti-viral properties. It also acts as an antioxidant. This is another acid with antioxidant properties, found in camu camu.