Remescar Medmetics Crow's Feet 8ml

Crow's feet are one of the most common problems on the face, they appear over the years and can be caused by various factors, such as prolonged exposure to the sun, pollution, bad habits, smoking, among others.

Remescar Medmetics Crow's Feet is a cream that helps reduce the appearance of crow's feet around the eyes with just one application a day.

Thanks to its Ewrink technology, Remescar Medmetics Crow's Feet immediately acts on the structure of the skin around the eyes, tightening it with a combination ofexclusive blend of plant silicones, mineral clays, phytosaccharides and concentrated glycoside particles that act to fill in wrinkles and promote skin rejuvenation.

Characteristics:

• Reduces the appearance of crow's feet in a few minutes.
• Immediate results
• Effective from the first application
• Clinically proven

No more crow's feet, use Remescar!

AQUA, MAGNESIUM ALUMINIUM SILICATE, SODIUM SILICATE, SODIUM SILICATE, MEADOWFOAM ESTOLIDE, PHENOXYETHANOL, GLYCERYL GLUCOSIDE, PEG-75 SHEA BUTTER GLYCERIDES, XANTHAN, GUM CASSIA ANGUSTIFOLIA SEED POLYSACCHARIDE, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, HYDROXYEHTYLCELLULOSE, PHENETHYL, ALCOHOL, FERMENT EXTRACT ALTEROMONAS, LITHOTHAMION CALCAREUM EXTRACT, 2-PHENOXYETHANOL, METHYLPARABEN, ETHYLPARABEN, PROPYLPARABEN, CI 16035, CI 19140

€452.00 / 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.