The Eye Serum contains 22 plants; an infusion of fresh, whole medicinal herbs steeped for three lunar cycles combined with a blend of fresh, unrefined oils chosen specifically for the delicate eye area. Each light-weight seed and berry oil is chosen to nourish without heaviness, allowing the skin to feel supported rather than occluded. The result is hydrated, supple, firmer skin with visibly less puffiness.
Flavonoid and resveratrol-rich fruits and berries help to tonify and strengthen connective tissue. CRANBERRY, RED GRAPE, and BILBERRY have an herbal affinity for collagen and structural matrix. The building of connective tissue and strengthening of capillaries over time not only increases firmness and elasticity but also reduces the appearance of dark circles.
ROSEHIP FRUIT and SEED are rich in vitamins C, E, and A, alongside synergistic carotenoids and flavonoids. This combination of nutrients found in the Rose plant has been long valued for cellular renewal and longevity, and supporting the collagen matrix and structural integrity.
Deeply powerful anti-inflammatory herbs, including LICORICE and CHAMOMILE soothe the delicate skin around the eye, easing stagnation and puffiness. Nutritive, tonic herbs like NETTLE and FENNEL have a long-standing history of supporting eye health, and these plants ground the formula.
The faintest whisper of rare oils; calming ROMAN CHAMOMILE and firming WHITE ROSE are included for their ability to encourage resilience in this thin, expressive skin.
When weighing the differences between the Eye Serum and the Eye Balm, most make their choice based on textural preference. The Eye Serum is sometimes preferred for daytime use, a lightweight droplet that absorbs quickly, well-suited to pre-makeup application. The Eye Balm is a richer moisturizer for those with drier skin types, and is sometimes preferred for evening use. Using both is also common, and in that case, we recommend Eye Serum in the AM and Eye Balm in the PM.
SENSORY PROFILE
How it feels: a light, silky, fast-absorbing, golden oil
How it smells: warm berries and dried herbs with the soft, gentle sweetness of rose and chamomile
PHYTOCHEMISTRY PROFILE
Eye Serum contains these notable phytonutrients, along with many others:
essential fatty acids (including omega 3 and GLA), carotenoids (including beta carotene, zeaxanthin, lutein, lycopene, ++), vitamin E, resveratrol, flavonoids (including rutin, quercetin, catechin, anthocyanin, ++), various polyphenols, vitamin A, phytosterols, vitamin D, phytoceramides, phytosteroids (triterpenoids), xanthones, oligomeric proanthocyanidins, vitamin C, ferulic acid, caffeic acid, zinc, selenium, tannins, potassium, copper, manganese, magnesium, nerol, geraniol, bisabolol, pinene, santalols, santalenes





