[Review] Lumavera Anti-Aging Eye Cream

***this product was provided to me for my honest review***

Lumavera has been my daily go to skincare line that I’ve been using for the past couple of months at this point. I’ve had the pleasure of using the Oxygenating Masque, the Facial Cleansing Gel, the Anti-Aging Serum, the Dual Peptide Lip Volumizer, and lastly, the Glycolic Night Cream. I’ve really enjoyed using the line all together and overall I’ll still

say that the serum is my absolute favorite out of them all. I’m already on bottle number two now!

Today, I bring you the Anti-Aging Eye Cream. Lumavera’s eye cream is supposed to address wrinkles, dark circles and puffiness and is to be used day and night. It also incorporates the use of ”plant stem cell technology to delay the depletion of dermal stem cells”. Aloe leaf extract is the first ingredient on the list which is awesome, and also uses an assortment of peptides to fight the aging process. This formula also includes the veggie and plant blend of extracts that fight free radical damage. Hyaluronic acid helps the skin hold moisture better while soluble collagen aids in supporting the skin.

Before this, I didn’t really use eye cream too much. I’ve bought it in the past but forget to use it. I couldn’t remember to put this on nightly either but I did do it more often than any other eye cream I’ve tried. I don’t have too much of a need for it yet, for the exception of some dark circles sometimes. Prevention is always key though! The texture is very light-weight and moisturizing feeling, but does take a bit longer to sink in. I tend to put this all over my eyes and underneath when I use it. I see no problems in taking care of the whole eye area when I can!

One pump is really all it takes for BOTH eyes So this bottle does last for quite sometime.

Lumavera’s Anti-Aging Cream retails for $80.00 on their website, but you can use code : BEAUTY50 for a discount and save yourself quite a bit!

***this product was provided to me for my honest review***

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