Jojoba Gold - Hydrating Eye Cream 30 ml

Jojoba Gold hydrating eye cream is an organic, unscented formula made for the delicate skin around your eyes. The 30 ml pump bottle delivers a silky, golden cream with every press.

Why choose this hydrating eye cream

Jojoba oil and aloe vera form the cream's base. Hyaluronic acid adds a plump, moisturized feel. The texture sinks in quickly, so it layers neatly under makeup.

Prodizia®, an active ingredient chosen for the eye area, joins Emulium® Mellifera in the formula. Together they give the cream a smooth, comfortable finish. Botanical extracts such as rhubarb and mimosa add a fresh touch to your routine.

This organic eye cream has a light texture that is easy to dose. A small amount covers the eye contour, so one bottle lasts through many mornings and evenings of daily use.

Natural, organic and unscented

Natural-origin ingredients make up 99.5% of the formula. Organic farming supplies 73.8% of the total ingredients. No fragrance is added, so this unscented eye cream suits a simple, gentle routine.

A gentle daily ritual for the eye area

Every morning, this organic eye cream gives the eye contour a quick moment of care. Every evening, it helps you unwind after a long day. This unscented eye cream keeps your routine calm and simple.

Because the texture is light, the hydrating eye cream works well under makeup and fits into other skincare steps. Many shoppers keep the pump bottle by the sink to make the habit easy to maintain.

How to use

• Cleanse your face and pat the skin dry.
• Take a small amount on your ring finger.
• Gently pat the cream around the eye area until absorbed.
• Use it every morning and evening.

Size and storage

Each pump bottle holds 30 ml (1 fl oz) and comes in a presentation box. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Results vary from person to person.

Complete your Jojoba Gold routine

Pair this eye cream with the Jojoba Gold Organic Moisturizer for your face. The Jojoba Gold Pure Organic Jojoba Oil is another favorite from the same line. You can read more about the jojoba plant on Wikipedia.