Ahava Time To Revitalize Extreme Firming Eye Cream 15ml

The skin around the eyes is quite thin - therefore it is important that you use a cream or gel that is intended for this sensitive and thin skin. Ahava Time To Revitalize Extreme Firming Eye Cream 15ml is gently dabbed into the skin from the inside corner of the eye outwards with your ring finger. You need to use quite a bit and be careful not to get too close to the eyes. The cream is quickly absorbed by the skin and leaves a light, delicious finish with a non-greasy feel.

AHAVA was founded in 1988 when spa technician Ziva Gilad discovered that some Dead Sea visitors were collecting mud from the water and filling it in bags to take home. That way they could continue to benefit from the healing powers of the mud. AHAVA has its own production facilities carved into the area's wild landscape.

Dead Sea mud is rich in magnesium, calcium, potassium and iron minerals, all of which help promote healthy and supple skin. AHAVA incorporates powerful, rejuvenating Dead Sea minerals into natural skin and body care products. Dead Sea mud is rich in magnesium, calcium, potassium and iron minerals, all of which help promote healthy and supple skin. Common to all products is that they contain a blend of active minerals and plants from the area in and around the Dead Sea. For many generations, the Dead Sea has been visited by people who have searched for a new life for their skin.

For over 20 years, AHAVA has responsibly harvested active ingredients from the sea, and made them available in nature-inspired skin care. The minerals found in the sea have documented benefits for the skin, and include increased moisture retention in the skin, combating and repairing the signs of skin aging and softening the top layer of the skin. All products are skin-friendly, paraben-free and are produced under environmentally friendly conditions and only recycled packaging is used. Animal testing has never been used in relation to the products, and GMOs, mineral oil or harsh synthetic ingredients are never used.