Bella Aurora Eye Contour Eyes Corrector 15ml

Bella Aurora Eye Contour Corrector is specially formulated for the delicate eye area to reduce puffiness, dark circles and dark spots. It is also ideal for reducing wrinkles and expression lines, as it has active ingredients with firming and tensing properties to combat sagging eyelids.

How does Bella Aurora corrective eye contour work?

• Smoothes out the eye area giving it a younger, rested and brighter look.
• It is a global treatment for the eye contour that prevents future signs of aging.
• Reduces puffiness, dark circles and dark spots.

*No Perfume

*Ophthalmologically tested

How do I apply Bella Aurora eye contour concealer?

• Apply in the morning and evening by gently massaging with the ring finger in the orbicular area just above the bone.
• The product when it penetrates, migrates and treats a wider area until it is completely absorbed.
• We can also work on the area where expression lines are observed, and on the contour of the lips or rictus.
• Then apply the usual cream or treatment to the whole face.

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€184.13 / 100 ml

The eye area's skin is up to 10 times thinner than other facial areas and deserves specific care. It is prone to dehydration, sagging, inflammation and premature wrinkles. Therefore, it is essential to use specific products that have been tested under ophthalmological supervision. If you have ever used facial creams in this area, you should know that, in general, they have not been designed for this purpose.

To care for the eye contour area, I recommend using a cream with specific textures: a cooling effect to combat under-eye bags, with micro pigments and even minerals for an anti-dark circle effect. Don't forget there are also other habits that will help take care of your eye contour, such as wearing sunglasses, visiting the ophthalmologist regularly or using products with sun protection.