Make Eye Serum Part of Your Daily Routine

Our eyes are so important to us in every way, so they really deserve special care.

They can so easily become dull, lifeless and bloodshot.  Such signs and symptoms are often caused because of lack of sleep, long working hours, too much screen time, alcohol and smoking, becoming dehydrated and even health problems. 

Many of these causes can be got rid of through lifestyle changes

For example, getting good quality and sufficient sleep every night which ideally means eight hours of uninterrupted and restful sleep with set times for bedtime and waking up.  Sleeping in a quiet, dark and well-ventilated room while avoiding a heavy meal or drinking alcohol beforehand.  These measures will help to avoid eyes that look droopy, dull and tired as well as dark circles and puffiness under your eyes. 

Other ways to help your eyes

• Eye exercises will help to add sparkle to your eyes while alleviating eye strain and improve blood circulation to them.  One suggestion is to rub the palms of your hands together until they become warm, then place them over your closed eyelids for a few minutes.
• Chilling with a few thick slices of cooled cucumber placed on closed eyelids until they warm up.  A way to help soothe dull and tired eyes is by washing the eyes with fresh room temperature water a few times daily.  Avoid dry eyes when spending too long in front of a computer screen by taking breaks and blinking often.  Additional help comes with hydrating with plenty of water plus water-based fruits and veggies.  
• A gentle eye massage (by applying a few drops of olive oil or coconut oil to the fingers and gently massaging the inner corners of the eyes, the center of the brows, the outer daily) will improve blood circulation to the eyes while reducing eye strain and prevent fine lines.
• Steeping two tea bags (black or green) in a cup of water for five minutes, removing and squeezing out any water before refrigerating for fifteen minutes and placing on closed eyes for five minutes can also be helpful.
• The opposite of some of the cooling suggestions is actually a warm compress which relax those muscles around the eyes, helping to restore that sparkle!  Dip a soft cloth in warm water and wring out the excess water before placing the warm cloth over closed eyelids for a minute. 
• There are even several foods to include in your diet that will provide nutrition for the eyes.  The list includes carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, bell peppers, salmon, squash, guava, oranges, limes and papaya. 

Our own Simply Eye Serum is the perfect natural remedy for enhancing the skin around your eyes naturally with pure oils to moisturize and rejuvenate any dark circles or bags under the eyes.  

Simply Eye Serum is made from a blend of pure natural essential oils and cold pressed or expeller pressed precious oils.  Our "all natural" ingredients help to tighten and tone the delicate skin around the eyes.

Ingredients include:

• Almond oil has emollient properties that help your skin balance water loss; it can also relieve irritation and inflammation.
• Rosemary essential oil contains the anti-inflammatory agents ceffeic acid and rosemarinic acid which can act as a mild diuretic to reduce swelling and puffiness. It also helps to strengthen capillaries and reduce inflammation.
• Baobab oil absorbs quickly and contains vitamins A, E and F as well as phytosterols which encourage new collagen production.
• Frankincense essential oil is a beauty favorite and promotes healthy cell regeneration keeping existing cells and tissues healthy while Cypress essential oil stimulates your all important blood flow.

Include Simply Eye Serum as part of your daily face care routine by placing a drop of the serum on your ring finger and gently applying around the eye area - morning and evening is needed. 

Think about combining with our Simply Face Oil or H-Glow Formula for extra hydration.   If you add Simply Neck Firming Oil, you will ensure a complete skin care program of absolutely pure and natural ingredients to enhance your natural beauty.




  

Sources

Ahmadraji, F., & Shatalebi, M. A. (2015). Evaluation of the clinical efficacy and safety of an eye counter pad containing caffeine and vitamin K in emulsified Emu oil base.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4300604/ .(Accessed May 20, 2021).