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SK-II Signs Eye Cream (15g):
SK-II Signs Eye Cream contains a unique blend of seven ingredients including concentrated Pitera?, revives the look of the total eye area. It works on multiple problems to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and dark eye circles giving you firmer, younger-looking eyes. Signs Eye Cream is a remarkably light yet intensive treatment, created specifically to target the changes which occur in skin surrounding the eyes. Giving a naturally rejuvenated look.
SK-II has formulated a revolutionary response to aging eyes, with a cream designed to be applied to the upper lid area, as well as under-eye. Signs Eye Cream controls the first step in the eye-aging, addressing the slackening of the eyelid - the initial evidence of aging - as well as dark circles and wrinkles.
The secret of Signs Eye Cream is its ability to break the aging chain with special skin care formulation, Peptides and other nourishing ingredients, to firm the lids and reduce stress in the rest of the eye areas.
Proteactive Complex and Pitera work to smooth away fine lines and wrinkles. While visual opacifiers instantly brighten the under eye skin. So your look is brighter and more youthful, whatever your age.
For dry skin and for those who notice the first sign of aging around eye areas.
How to use?
Apply twice a day. Smooth a small pearl size of Signs Eye Cream around eye areas, inclusive of the eyelids. Using ring finger, gently massage in small spiral movement until thoroughly absorbed.
For more information about SK-II:
www.sk2.com
Why choose SK-II at BeautyKat?
1) We only stock authentic SK-II products and you will see "Made in Japan" on the packing with English ingredient list and Chinese product description;
2) By maintaining a strong relationship with our suppliers, we have frequent shipments and exclusive pricing at SK-II, therefore passing the savings to our customers;
3) The production date printed on the packing is shown in Taiwan calender (Minguo calender). When you see "9809", it means the product is manufactured in the year of 2009 (98+11) September (09) and it lasts for 3 years. For the detail of Taiwan calender, please refer below URL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minguo_calendar | 
