Australia’s only Naturopathically Formulated and Certified Organic Skincare
Australia’s only Naturopathically Formulated and Certified Organic Skincare
Australia’s only Naturopathically Formulated and Certified Organic Skincare
Australia’s only Naturopathically Formulated and Certified Organic Skincare
We get so many great questions about how best to use our products and one of the most recent ones is whether or not I should be using the Lime Caviar Eye Crème or the Brightening Eye + Skin Serum for around my eyes.
Here's how to decide:
Are you targeting puffiness?
If the answer is yes then you would be best to apply our Lime Caviar Eye Crème. It contains mutliple ingredients like arnica and calendula which help to reduce puffy eyes. For best results, apply morning and evening.
Do you have dark circles?
If yes, then lean towards our Brightening Eye + Skin Serum. Whilst the Eye Crème will help with dark circles, the Serum has more targeted ingredients that actually work to promote the breakdown of blood deposits in the skin and improve lymphatic drainage.
Do you want to reduce fine lines and wrinkles?
If this is a big fat yes then definitely apply our Lime Caviar Eye Crème morning and evening. It contains lots of vitamin C and hyaluronic acid which support collagen synthesis and reduces appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Are you treating eczema?
The eye area is a very common spot for eczema to show up and so if that's what you're trying to treat, the Lime Caviar Eye Crème is your best option. We also have a lot of success with our Ultimate SOS Balm for eczema around the eyes and all over the body.
If you have any other queries about which product is your best choice for a certain skin issue, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
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Perimenopause. It’s something I didn’t expect myself to be talking about, yet here I am at the ripe old/young age of 43. It actually started at 42 but I was in denial for a while. Telling myself things like “I’m too young”. “My mum didn’t go through menopause until 50 and so I don’t need to worry about anything until then”. But that’s menopause, not perimenopause. No one talks about perimenopause.
