Skyn Iceland introduces brightening eye serum

Published: 28-Nov-2016
Skin Care

Contains Icelandic ingredients

Skyn Iceland brightening eye serum is a lightweight, peptide-enriched eye primer serum that aims to resurface and brighten the under-eye area.

The brand says it can diminish the appearance of crow’s feet in two weeks. The serum contains cucumber extract to soften, soothe and revitalise the skin around the eye area.

It also contains Icelandic ingredients that are said to hydrate and detoxify the skin.

RRP £30, Skyn Iceland, skyniceland.com.
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