  Roobois and Green Tea Eye Gel
 This lightweight, greaseless eye gel absorbs readily into skin to deeply hydrate and smooth the delicate eye area. Natural plant extracts and mushroom biocomplex enhances cell renewing activity and increases cell prolififeration while minimizing the appearance of fine lines. Glycosaminoglycans, a fundamental component of skin tissue, facilitate the delivery of complex proteins to encourage firmness and elasticity. Organic botanicals, such as seaweed, eyebright and rooibos soothe and stabilize the skin, minimializing the appearance of fine lines, dark circles and puffiness. Organic green tea extract naturally plumps up dry undereye skin. Daily use of this formula improves overall appearance of the eye area and revitalizes fatigued skin. 1 oz.
Ingredients: purified water, organic and natural aloe barbadensis, vegetable glycerine, organic bladderwack extract, sodium alginate, arnica extract, carbomer, hydroxypropyl starch phosphate, hydorymethyl glycinate, salicylic acid, sodium benzoate, gluconolactone, mannentake mushroom extract, shitake mushroom extract, phytohyaluronate, glycosaminoglycans, PEG-40 almond glycerides, retinol, vitamin E acetate, organic marshmallow textract, organic rooibos extract, organic green tea extract, eyebright extract, grape skin extract, sodium ascorbyl phosphate, seabuckthorn oil, non-GMO lecithin.
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