Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Creme 15 ml.

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POWERHOUSE FORMS OF VITAMIN C THAT WORK TOGETHER TO BRIGHTEN, VISIBLY REDUCE DARK CIRCLES + BOOST ELASTICITY, WHILE DEFENDING SKIN AGAINST POLLUTION In 2017, Banana Bright Eye Crème burst onto the scene, changing the OLEHENRIKSEN brand forever and turning heads as the #1 best-selling eye cream at Sephora since its launch. Moving into 2022, OLEHENRIKSEN expands upon the brand's most iconic innovation, and evolves Banana Bright Eye Crème into a next generation eye cream: Banana Bright+ Eye Crème. GOLD COMPLEXED VITAMIN C: ascorbic acid (aka pure vitamin C) and super-antioxidant glutathione combine with real gold to create a highly stable, water-soluble complex that improves delivery of vitamin C to surface layer of your skin O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid is a potent, water-soluble vitamin c derivative with superior stability & antioxidant capacity Overall, it's an incredible formula that's perfect for daily use—it's fragrance-free, it doesn't pill, plumps fine lines, and has the added benefit of immediate brightening of the under-eye area (especially when you layer it under concealer). The new and improved Banana Bright+ is even better than the original, and it's something I'll definitely be repurchasing over and over. This has also been tested and chosen as best for dark circles for our best eye creams for men.

Since the launch of Banana Bright Eye Crème, we discovered an exciting gold complexed vitamin C active that inspired us to upgrade Banana Bright Eye Crème to deliver bigger and brighter benefits," says Riva Barak, SVP of Product Development at Ole Henriksen. "Banana Bright+ combines this upgraded gold complexed vitamin C with the two additional powerhouse forms of vitamin C included in the original–3,O-ethyl ascorbic acid (aka ethyl ascorbic acid) and tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate–to deliver more potent benefits to the skin. Citrus, plant-based antioxidant compounds that neutralize free radicals & other environmental aggressors About the Brand: Ole Henriksen is a Danish skincare brand founded by the famed, eponymous cosmetician Ole Henriksen. About My Skin: Dark, dry under-eyes Ole Henriksen's face cream works wonders for all skin types. This product is designed to have a firming, a lightening and a smoothing effect and works well against shadows and dehydration lines. This cream contains...

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OLE HENRIKSEN Skincare was born out of young man's perseverance to heal his own skin. His story starts in a small Danish town, where at the age of 18, Ole was plagued with cystic acne, forcing his normally bright personality to turn inwards. Finally, after a serendipitous meeting with a renowned holistic skincare healer, he was inspired to embrace the transformative power of skincare. As the acne faded away, Ole's bright and glowing personality returned. Transforming lives through skin wellness has become Ole's life's work, and it was this commitment to transformative skincare that led him to become the world's first celebrity facialist. The "Ole Glow" became so coveted, that, in 1983, he decided to bottle his expertly crafted formulas and launch his namesake brand, OLE HENRIKSEN Skincare. As someone who's had serious dark under-eye circles since I was a kid, I'd been on the hunt for a brightening eye cream (that actually works) for years before I discovered the original Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème. It's the top-selling eye cream at Sephora and a Byrdie go-to for reducing the appearance of dark circles—plus, Kim Kardashian is reportedly a fan. It earned a permanent place in my routine the moment I applied it to my skin. This formula contains less than 1% fragrance, which is naturally derived from oranges and rigorously tested for safety, toxicity and allergens.But while the original formula was an immediate beauty bag staple for me, there were reports from those with more sensitive skin that the formula caused irritation and allergic reaction. Ole Henriksen could have continued to reap the benefits of chart-topping sales of Banana Bright despite the complaints and recent innovations in vitamin C—but instead, the brand sprung into action to reformulate a more effective, gentler, fragrance-free iteration. While there are definitely cheaper vitamin C-infused eye creams on the market, this jar has years of research behind it, quality ingredients, and will last you for about six months. (I've been using it for two months straight and I'm not even halfway through the jar.) To me, it's totally worth it to have a product that immediately improves the appearance of my under-eye circles while also improving and protecting my skin over time. But only you can make the decision for yourself. Instead, the hero ingredient here is vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that benefits the skin in several ways: It shields against environmental stressors, promotes collagen production, and helps lighten brown spots or discoloration. In this formula specifically, we have an upgraded vitamin C trio (compared to the original Banana Bright).

Banana Bright Serum contains 15% 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid, which is a light-and-air-stable vitamin C derivative.Today, the mission continues. OLE HENRIKSEN believes in a proven skincare philosophy - exfoliation combined with replenishment for glowing skin. We believe in the skin-renewing power of acids - vitamin-C and AHAs are our mainstays. We believe in the Scandinavian principles of wellness. We believe in skincare that's a joy to use—because a happy face is a beautiful face I started to research what causes dark circles and how to get rid of them, or at least make them less noticeable. That’s when I found out that family history, diet, and sleep can all impact the development of dark circles. I also learned that the shadows I was seeing around my eyes can be caused by an excess of pigment in the skin. I wasn’t the only one in my family who saw dark circles at such a relatively young age, so the hereditary option seemed like the most likely possibility.