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Garnier Vitamin C Brightening Eye Cream for Tired, Dull Under Eyes - 15ml
Garnier Vitamin C Brightening Eye Cream is a fragrance-free eye cream with 4% Vitamin C*, niacinamide, caffeine and banana powder for tired, dull-looking under-eyes, in a 15ml tube sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).
Key facts
| Format | Eye cream in a tube |
|---|---|
| Pack | 15ml |
| Key ingredients | 4% Vitamin C*, niacinamide, caffeine and banana powder |
| For | Tired, dull-looking under-eyes |
| Free from | Fragrance |
| Other | Vegan formula, Cruelty Free International approved |
Who it is for
- Adults whose under-eye area looks tired or dull.
- People who want a brightening eye cream without fragrance.
- Users of the Garnier Vitamin C range who want an eye product.
Not suitable for: Not suitable for anyone sensitive to any ingredient, and it should not be applied into the eyes or onto the eyelid rim.
How to use
- Read the directions on the pack before first use.
- Apply a small amount around the eye contour, avoiding the eyes.
- Gently pat it in until absorbed.
- Use sunscreen on the face in the daytime.
Frequently asked questions
What does the asterisk after Vitamin C mean?
Garnier uses the asterisk to refer to a note on the pack about the form of vitamin C used. Check the carton for the exact wording.
Is it fragrance-free?
Yes. The pack says it is fragrance-free.
Is it vegan?
The pack says it is a vegan formula, and it carries the Cruelty Free International logo.
Will it help dark circles?
It is designed to brighten the look of tired, dull under-eyes. Results vary from person to person.
Safety and storage
- For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes; if the cream gets into the eyes, rinse immediately with water.
- Stop using it if irritation develops.
- Keep out of the reach and sight of children.
- Store at room temperature with the cap closed.
This is a cosmetic eye cream for the appearance of tired, dull under-eyes. If you notice persistent swelling or changes around the eyes, speak to a pharmacist or doctor.
