Kolagra 24k Gold Eye Contour Gel

A “Do-It-All” Retinol Eye Gel for Dark Circles & Wrinkles

Are you seeing *all* the signs of aging around your eyes? Unfortunately, the Egyptian sun and daily stress can cause dark circles, fine lines, *and* puffiness. Therefore, you need a “kitchen-sink” formula. The Kolagra Eye Contour Gel is your professional, all-in-one solution: a retinol eye gel for dark circles that targets every major eye concern in one potent, lightweight gel.

How It Works

First, this is a maximum-strength brightening complex. Glutathione (the “master antioxidant”) and Vitamin C work in synergy. They help to inhibit tyrosinase (the enzyme that creates pigment), which is the key to fading brown-toned dark circles. In addition, 24K Gold provides an instant anti-inflammatory and ‘glowing’ effect.

Furthermore, this is a true anti-wrinkle treatment. It contains Retinol (Vitamin A). This is the gold-standard active for accelerating cell turnover and, more importantly, stimulating new *collagen* production. This is what actively smooths and “fills in” the look of fine lines and crow’s feet over time.

Finally, this active formula is balanced. Hyaluronic Acid acts as a “moisture magnet,” pulling in hydration for an immediate plumping effect. This is supported by Honey and Vitamin E, which work to soothe and protect the delicate skin barrier, so it feels comfortable, not irritated.

Key Benefits

• Actively resurfaces and smooths fine lines and crow’s feet (with Retinol).
• Visibly fades the appearance of dark, pigmented circles (with Glutathione & C).
• Instantly plumps and hydrates the under-eye area (with Hyaluronic Acid).
• Calms puffiness and inflammation (with 24K Gold).

Perfect For This Retinol Eye Gel

This is a high-potency treatment. Moreover, it’s the ideal retinol eye gel for dark circles for those (not beginners) who are concerned with *all* signs of eye aging. It’s the ultimate “do-it-all” night treatment for your eyes.

How to Use

Use PM (at night) only. On a *completely* clean, dry face, take a *tiny* (half-a-rice-grain) amount on your ring finger. Gently *tap* (do not rub) the gel onto the orbital bone, moving from the inner corner outwards. Avoid the lash line.