Origins Eye doctor Moisture care for skin around eyes

Eye area is the area of first signs of everything. Tiredness, ageing, dehydration... Past few months I have noticed a lot of dehydration lines around my eyes. As first in my mind I thought, sh*t, I am having wrinkles at the age of 25, great. But learning more about skincare and how it reacts, I found out that those are dehydration lines and I can help with them. 

There is always so many products for your eye area, but mostly they will help with dark circles and then right away helping with lines and wrinkles. Two options I found was La roche-posay hydra phase intense eye, which is a very light gel helping with dehydration. Good for summer. 

But I wanted something that feels like it actually does something amazing. I think I found it. I tend to look into Origins products as most of them are loved by people who tried them (very small percentage is not happy with them) and they are super conscious of what ingredients they are putting in. 

No mineral oil. No parabens. No paraffin and animal ingredients.

on origins website 

When we are in the times we can choose what we put in our bodies and on them, I thought to really do a step up in my skincare routine is to go more natural. 

And I love the change.

This eye cream called Eye doctor is amazing. With texture of gel-cream and scent of cucumber (which isn't my favourite but somehow is great) it really does hydrate, sinks in very quickly and even after me piling on a kilo of a concealer, the skin is still looking great. I think I found my holy grail eye cream.

Check it out. If you are in need of hydrating eye cream. Want something without all the nasties. Something that moisturises and hydrates but doesn't take an hour to sink in. You are on a right address here.

Retails for £27.

Have you tried any Origins products? What is your verdict?

Lucia

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