This is perfume free eye gel formulation helps with the reduction of TEWL and the decrease of edema and periorbital hyperpigmentation. It is an anit-inflammatory gel that stimulates microcirculation, applies hydration, and improves firmness in the skin. It utilizes Konjac Mannan gel powder, Carrageenan gel powder, Hyaluronic Acid Na-Salt, Esculin, Ethyl Ascorbic Acid, Quince Extract 2.5% NP, and Atecoron Plus PHE 1.2.
GfN & Selco engages in developing and supplying active substances for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. This company combines innovative technical improvements with experience to create natural ingredients that are widely used for skin whitening, sun protection, hydration, and moisture regulation. Featured products include Dipotassium Glycyrrhizinate, Ethyl Ferulate, Mangosteen, and more.
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